Israel's Suwayda Weapon Sale Spurs Daraa Dispute
The article discusses the escalating conflicts and influence among the Druze leaders in Syria and Israel, particularly between Sheikh Muwafaq Tarif and Sheikh Hakem Al-Hajri, amid political and financial tensions. It addresses the deterioration of their relationship due to their differing stances on Israeli policies, along with accusations of treason and corruption, including the sale and concealment of weapons to external parties. The article also notes the decline in Israeli funding, which led to a five-month suspension of the national guard members' salaries before they resumed in August. Additionally, it highlights ongoing internal disputes, the spread of chaos and violence in Sweida, and the increasing conflicts among local factions, all amid the risks that continued escalation poses to the security and stability of the region.
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