Israel's Weapon Sale from Sweida to Daraa Deepens Hijri Dispute
The article discusses the escalating dispute between Sheikh Muwaffaq Tareef, head of the spiritual authority of the Druze community in Israel, and Hakam al-Hajri, head of the religious authority in Swaida, which is impacting the community's situation in the region. The piece highlights Tareef’s escalation, criticizing Hajri and accusing him of promoting positions that threaten the unity of the community. It also references allegations of corruption and the sale of weapons supplied by Israel to gangs in Daraa, as well as Israel’s reduced funding, which led to a five-month halt in the salaries of the National Guard members before they were resumed in August. Additionally, the article points out that the conflict revolves around attempts at control and influence, with internal unrest growing more intense in Swaida due to clashes, chaos, disputes over weapons distribution, the sale of Israeli arms, and financial corruption. The decline in Israeli aid is affecting the stability of the area and the future of the community.
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