> Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group that toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, said Monday that a “social contract” between the state and all religions in the country was needed to ensure “social justice”.
> “Syria must remain united, and there must be a social contract between the state and all religions to guarantee social justice,” said Jolani, who now goes by his real name Ahmed al-Sharaa, on Telegram.
Syria’s gone woke
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In all seriousness, considering what the starting point is, just keeping the Syrian state afloat is an achievement – let alone establishing any sort of democratic institutions.
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> Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group that toppled Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, said Monday that a “social contract” between the state and all religions in the country was needed to ensure “social justice”.
> “Syria must remain united, and there must be a social contract between the state and all religions to guarantee social justice,” said Jolani, who now goes by his real name Ahmed al-Sharaa, on Telegram.
Syria’s gone woke
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In all seriousness, considering what the starting point is, just keeping the Syrian state afloat is an achievement – let alone establishing any sort of democratic institutions.