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Bashar Al-Assad: Understanding the Flood in the Context of the Palestinian Cause, Not as an Isolated Incident That Resulted in Escalation
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August 30, 2024
Albinaa’ Newspaper Headlines
The political editor wrote
Syrian President Dr. Bashar Al-Assad emphasised in an open dialogue with ambassadors, heads of diplomatic missions, and the staff of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well as Expatriates that Operation Al-Aqsa Flood should be viewed within the broader context of the Palestinian cause, rather than as an isolated field event. This perspective counters the narrative being pushed by the United States and its Western allies, which frames the operation as the root cause of current tensions.
President Al-Assad highlighted that the chaos orchestrated by the United States has exacerbated global instability. He noted that today’s international conflict is primarily an economic and technological struggle, particularly as the West begins to lose its technological dominance to the East. This shift, he explained, is accelerating the emergence of a new multipolar world. The future, according to Al-Assad, belongs to the East, which has successfully preserved its identity and principles. He added that the ongoing developments underscore the intensifying and persistent nature of this conflict, which will inevitably lead to more crises for nations and peoples around the world.
A breathtakingly shocking event unfolds in the region, in sync with the unfolding events in Gaza: the occupying entity’s army invades the West Bank, sparking fierce clashes with resistance groups. The martyrdom of Tulkarm Battalion Commander Abu Shujaa has intensified battles across various fronts, forcing the occupiers to withdraw from several of their entrenched positions.
Notably, the occupying entity has announced the appointment of a civilian governor for the West Bank – a move interpreted by Palestinian sources as a practical step toward dissolving the Palestinian Authority and paving the way for a new equation. This equation would link any agreement in Gaza to American, European, and Arab acceptance of the occupying entity’s control over the West Bank.
However, the resistance remains unconcerned by these developments, focusing instead on shaping the future of both the West Bank and Gaza through ongoing confrontations. The question of concern, then, should not be directed at the resistance but at the Palestinian Authority, which now faces the threat of marginalisation.
On the Lebanon front, reliable sources confirm that reports from within the occupied Palestinian territories indicate that six of the drones launched by the resistance toward Unit 8200’s headquarters north of Tel Aviv hit their target directly, causing significant material and human damage, though the details remain unclear, and are being closely monitored.