Bashan's stance on Druze opposition to Hakam al-Hajari
The controversy in Sweida is intensifying around the "Bashan" state project promoted by Hikmat Al-Hajri, with increasing voices of opposition and visible divisions within the Druze community. Reports highlight that the positions of some figures, such as Atef Hanidi, who oppose linking the Druze to Israel, reflect a state of anger and displeasure, amid suppression of dissent and the detention of certain individuals. Many leaders, including the Secretary-General of the Syrian Legion Party, have asserted that there are no prisons holding opponents of Al-Hajri, and have criticized the escalation tactics, noting that political debate within the province does not reach the level of repression, and that political stances remain a personal matter. Analyses indicate that the situation in Sweida is marked by deep divisions, with varying levels of support for Al-Hajri’s positions, amid accusations of internal conflicts and security tensions, as the discussion continues about the future of the project and whether to support or oppose Al-Hajri's efforts in the region.
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