


Syria's Political Landscape in Flux After Assad's Ouster
Following the fall of Assad, the U.S. announces support for a new Syrian government while Israel conducts extensive airstrikes across Syria.
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Overview
In the wake of President Bashar al-Assad's ouster, the U.S. expressed that it will recognize a new Syrian government, emphasizing the need for protection of minorities and women. Concurrently, Israel ramped up military operations, bombing hundreds of sites throughout Syria, claiming it was necessary due to perceived threats from insurgents. The situation remains volatile, with regions experiencing celebrated shifts in power yet fear of extremist resurgence.
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