Tamer Qarmout on what crucial steps the Syrian opposition forces will have to take in order to speed reconstruction.
Marwan Bishara, talks about the many acts of aggression Israel has committed against its neighbours in name of security.
Alexey Muraviev talks about what Russia’s next move may look like, to maintain its military presence in Syria.
Gaia Dan, an Israeli anti-Zionist activist, says they face intimidation and surveillance from Israeli police.
Salma Daoudi on the ideological challenges the Syrian opposition forces will have to address.
Robert Geist Pinfold talks about Israel’s attacks on Syria, and questions Israel’s logic when seizing more territory.
Mohamad Elmasry on what Syria’s opposition forces will have to do, to keep the country from spiralling into conflict.
Samuel Ramani on what’s next for the deposed Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad after opposition forces toppled his rule
Ibrahim Olabi talks about what Syria and its citizens can expect now that the opposition forces have ousted Assad regime
Stephen Zunes on what important domestic factors allowed Syria’s opposition forces to overthrow the Assad regime.
Kenneth Roth on the brutality of the Assad regime and what the future may be for Syria under HTS-led opposition forces.
Christopher Doyle talks about the one thing that’s even more important than supplying humanitarian aid in Gaza.
Susan Abulhawa, talks about if the roles of Israel and Palestine were reversed, the world wouldn’t debate ‘genocide’.
Pavel Felgenhauer on what Russia can expect from a Trump administration, while Ukraine pushes even harder for NATO.
