Israeli strikes in Syria have exploded into chaos threatening to ignite an already shattered land. The southern province of Sweida, home to a majority Druze community, has become a battlefield where Syrian government forces clash with local Druze fighters. It all started with kidnappings and escalated into a bloody conflict with at least 30 dead, schools closed, and roads blocked. Israel has carried out multiple airstrikes, including precise attacks on the entrance to Syria’s Ministry of Defense in Damascus, claiming to protect the Druze from regime forces that, they say, violate ceasefires and threaten civilians. The IDF has made it clear it will continue strikes until Syrian forces withdraw from the Sweida area, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu openly urged Druze not to cross the border due to risks of kidnappings and killings. The situation teeters on the edge of full escalation, with international observers expressing deep concern over regional destabilization. As the flames of war spread, the question remains: who will truly protect the Druze — Israel, the Syrian regime, or will they be trapped in a conflict threatening to destroy their community? If you think this is just another distant conflict, think again — this is a war happening on the doorstep, with consequences that will be felt far beyond. So, what do you think? Who’s really to blame, and who will come out on top? Drop a comment, let’s hear your take on this madness!
Israeli Strikes in Syria: New War in Southern Sweida Province and Druze Community Drama
