While the presence of over 50 militant groups in Syria poses various challenges, their divisions and Israeli occupation also present opportunities to build resistance.

The dramatic turn of events in Syria has come as a surprise to many but the regime change project in the country was in the works for many years, engineered by the West.

The chaos in the region—exacerbated by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and Lebanon—provided militant groups an opportunity to topple Bashar al-Assad government in Damascus.

The pivotal role of Syria in the Axis of Resistance continues to thwart Israeli attempts to destabilize the region, which is why the regime is backing Takfiri terrorists in Aleppo.

A ceasefire forced on the Zionist regime by Hezbollah in Lebanon was followed by a massive offensive on the Syrian city of Aleppo by Takfiri terrorists backed by the Israeli regime.

International Criminal Court’s (ICC) landmark decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli regime leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gollant has sparked outrage from Western leaders, who have for decades used the Hague-based tribunal for political agendas.

Benjamin Netanyahu accepted a ceasefire in Lebanon after his forces failed to occupy even a single village in the Arab country and suffered heavy losses in Hezbollah operations.