21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province

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21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province

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21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province


Turkey warns Syria's Bashar al-Assad not to attack Idlib province

** 21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province
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Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province
Turkey warns Syria's Bashar al-Assad not to attack Idlib province


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Re: 21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province

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I think the next target will more likely be the southern pocket around Daraa. Idlib will probably come after the southern pocket.

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Re: 21-May-18 World View -- Stage is set for a new humanitarian catastrophe in Syria's Idlib province

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And the point of all this remains hatred between shias and sunnis?

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sue wrote:And the point of all this remains hatred between shias and sunnis?

In this case, it's mainly Alawites vs Sunni Arabs.

Syria's last generational crisis war was a religious/ethnic civil war
between the Shia Alawites versus the Sunnis. That war climaxed in
February 1982 with the destruction of the town of Hama. There had
been a massive uprising of the 400,000 mostly Sunni citizens of Hama
against Syria's Shia/Alawite president Hafez al-Assad, the current
president's father. He turned the town to rubble and killed or
displaced hundreds of thousands. Hama stands as a defining moment in
the Middle East. It was so shocking that it largely ended the war.

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