Israel's weapon sale in Suwayda sparks Hijri calendar debate
The article discusses the internal struggle within the Syrian province of Suwayda, particularly among the leaders of the Druze community, focusing on the two spiritual heads, Sheikh Muwaff Taryf and one of its prominent figures, Hakam al-Hajr. It indicates that their relationship has deteriorated due to differing political stances, with Taryf believing that Israel is seeking to maintain an autonomous status in Suwayda as a pressure tactic against Damascus, while Hajr accuses Taryf of breaking promises and directly communicating with Israel. The report also reveals that Israel has temporarily reduced funding directed to Hajr amidst corruption scandals and accusations of seizing weapons sent from Israel to sell to gangs in Daraa, which worsens the security and social crisis in the region. The situation of chaos and internal conflict in Suwayda is escalating, amid security explosions and political and economic challenges. The article raises questions about the future of the province in light of increasing internal disputes and the growing influence of Israel.
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