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[00:00:00] This undermines Syrian sovereignty and undermines the process of
[00:00:03] building today.
[00:00:05] To prevent the formation of this threat on Also, in Damascus's options for confrontation,
[00:00:06] placed toxic materials so that there strategically, it is necessary to
[00:00:11] any real and tangible reactions on adhere to two points, or one specific point, which is
[00:00:13] adherence to national options through diplomatic approaches and activating
[00:00:17] political and diplomatic pressure tools. However,
[00:00:19] The most important thing I believe this is also not enough. We must move towards a wide range of strengthening
[00:00:24] Israel and end these violations in the internal front, especially
[00:00:25] that as justifications, as they do in the people of the southern region, because today the south is considered the gateway to
[00:00:28] Syrian national security. It is necessary to protect the population
[00:00:33] the residents, what are their most prominent materially and morally to the extent that it is not possible to cancel the idea of any
[00:00:37] military action from the Syrian dictionary, even if the balance of power is not
[00:00:41] in favor of Syria. Syria
[00:00:44] the communities. The occupation's leadership today in a way that today wants to eliminate problems and
[00:00:46] does not want to be a source of concern. But if we look at
[00:00:50] experience they used with Israel's behavior, Israel adopts what is called the swinging ceilings strategy.
[00:00:53] It escalates according to the reaction of
[00:01:02] pretext, or perhaps a larger expansion at least, the ability to the other party. And there were also reactions from Damascus, meaning through a statement by President Ahmed Al-Shara when he said, "The occupation can start the war, but it cannot
[00:01:05] end it." In common parlance, I can
[00:01:09] summarize it as "war is our game." So,
[00:01:13] it is necessary to activate all tools while adhering to the strategic
[00:01:16] option and not being drawn into Israeli provocations.
[00:01:19] There are successes at the diplomatic, international,
[00:01:22] and legal levels, but there are also gaps.
[00:01:25] The internal front must be fortified, especially the population, materially.
[00:01:32] And when Israel imposes
[00:01:35] restrictions on the movement of people and determines how they move, what does that indicate?
[00:01:39] Are we today perhaps
[00:01:42] facing an attempt to impose new realities, an attempt to
[00:01:46] impose the authority of the de facto authority, the authority of the Israeli occupation in these
[00:01:48] areas? What is happening in southern
[00:01:52] Syria is an exploitation
[00:01:56] and international alliances. This of the transitional period after the fall of the regime
[00:01:58] to transform the areas
[00:02:01] by honesty when working in in southern Syria from areas of isolation and occupation
[00:02:05] to areas of security and military
[00:02:08] influence and open control.
[00:02:12] It wants to manage this region.
[00:02:15] The belief that Israel will withdraw from these
[00:02:18] areas, especially from Mount Hermon, which it occupied after the fall
[00:02:21] of the regime, considering this area a strategic
[00:02:24] military area, I do not think that Israel will withdraw in exchange for
[00:02:27] speeches here and there or in exchange for
[00:02:31] I will speak, I mean, I will respond Jann, a number of United Nations resolutions. Palestinians have obtained more than
[00:02:33] 1000 resolutions in the United Nations, whether from the General Assembly or from
[00:02:37] the Security Council. The problem is that if
[00:02:41] Israel does not pay the price for
[00:02:44] is with me in the its occupation militarily or politically, and it does not pay
[00:02:48] it legally, I do not think
[00:02:50] that the issue in that it will withdraw and will turn this area,
[00:02:53] and will turn this area not only into a zone of security
[00:02:57] legally to enter this and military influence, but will control
[00:03:00] every detail in this area,
[00:03:03] most likely he is our brother from war with and perhaps it will expand. It will take advantage of
[00:03:06] the absence of real and tangible reactions,
[00:03:10] and the absence of a custom of occupation
[00:03:13] being met with attrition. If there is no
[00:03:17] attrition at the legal, political, military, or
[00:03:20] military level, I do not think that Israel
[00:03:23] will stop. It will bypass all measures,
[00:03:26] and we have a lot of experience with this. And
[00:03:30] especially in an alliance... this experience, Dr. Amjad, regarding the Palestinian experience,
[00:03:33] what is happening in the south today, is it similar? Are we
[00:03:37] facing a similar model to what happened in the Palestinian territories, or
[00:03:42] I heard from a different model? No, we are facing a new model that may
[00:03:46] develop. They
[00:03:49] to know that southern Syria is the balance want to provoke the Syrians these areas. This means they do so that there will be reactions.
[00:03:52] They use these reactions to claim that there is a danger. They portray
[00:03:56] the Syrian regime as a Daeshi, Islamist regime that poses a threat
[00:04:01] to Israel. This is the first justification. The second justification
[00:04:04] is that they justify everything they do to the Israeli internal front
[00:04:07] by saying that Syrian lands
[00:04:10] are lands given by
[00:04:13] God. It is a divine promise and an absolute
[00:04:17] right for Jews to occupy them.
[00:04:20] Now, things are happening slowly
[00:04:23] and cautiously, but when realities are imposed on
[00:04:26] the ground, it becomes very difficult, from our
[00:04:30] experience, to reverse any developments on the ground. They consider
[00:04:34] that, in quotation marks,
[00:04:38] we in the West Bank have conclusions. They consider that everything
[00:04:41] that is achieved on the ground cannot be reversed. Israel does not
[00:04:45] retreat from what it does on the ground unless
[00:04:49] it pays the price. If there is no price,
[00:04:52] it will continue its incursions and
[00:04:55] increase its violations of Syrian sovereignty,
[00:04:59] of Syrian lands, and also
[00:05:01] people are an integral violate the rights of citizens,
[00:05:04] whether in agriculture. We have seen what they do in the lands they
[00:05:07] occupy. They did that with Lebanon. They
[00:05:11] even
[00:05:19] would be no possibility in the future to cultivate these lands.
[00:05:22] It is likely that this will happen
[00:05:25] in the coming days and months.
[00:05:28] Also, there is a possibility of destroying houses, and also blowing up houses in case there
[00:05:32] is armed resistance. They exploit
[00:05:38] Hebron currently. They demolished dozens of houses under
[00:05:41] the pretext that Palestinian resistance fighters
[00:05:45] attacked one of the military checkpoints
[00:05:48] in Hebron, and this is what happened in Syria as well,
[00:05:51] in terms of land leveling. They are doing it, yes, they are doing it
[00:05:55] should not be dealt with by political statements
[00:05:59] and symbolic steps. So what are the tools
[00:06:02] that can be used
[00:06:05] from experience to have a program and to have,
[00:06:11] hinder or freeze Israeli steps, hoping that there
[00:06:14] will be changes at the level, as your esteemed guest mentioned,
[00:06:18] at the regional level, or that there will be a political
[00:06:21] will to deal with Israel? But Israel feels
[00:06:25] that it is far from accountability and punishment.
[00:06:28] It committed a crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip.
[00:06:32] In international law, the crime of genocide is considered the
[00:06:36] mother of all crimes. No one held it accountable, neither Arabs nor
[00:06:39] Muslims. There were condemnations and denunciations, and also
[00:06:43] war crimes are committed daily in Syria, in southern Syria, in
[00:06:47] southern Lebanon, and also crimes against humanity in the Palestinian
[00:06:50] territories. The question here is, if there are no deterrents,
[00:06:54] I do not think that Israel will stop, and the belief
[00:06:58] that Israel will collapse, and relying on
[00:07:01] the illusion that Israel will collapse from within and that it has problems. Israel,
[00:07:05] since its establishment until today, is not a homogeneous
[00:07:08] society, but they unite on an ideology
[00:07:11] and a doctrine that preserves their cohesion,
[00:07:15] especially when they feel that what they are doing
[00:07:19] is justified as God's chosen people.
[00:07:22] When we watch
[00:07:24] Israeli television, there is
[00:07:26] not even a sense of
[00:07:30] guilt for what they are doing towards Palestinians and towards the Gaza
[00:07:33] Strip, where martyrs fall daily
[00:07:36] due to starvation, the policy of starvation, or due to bombing
[00:07:39] operations or the spread of diseases.
[00:07:43] And the issue of siege and tightening the siege will increase. They can
[00:07:47] do that in southern Syria, especially by imposing military
[00:07:50] checkpoints, turning densely populated
[00:07:53] areas into detention camps. To what extent is this sufficient to really
[00:07:57] rely on, given the testimonies of the residents and the documentation that
[00:08:00] we see every day of violations
[00:08:03] and the expansion of the Israeli occupation in these lands? And what does Syria really
[00:08:07] need
[00:08:10] path?
[00:08:24] at the level. There must be political tools, field
[00:08:27] tools, legal tools,
[00:08:30] and also an attempt to find a way to
[00:08:33] impose sanctions. Because if the Syrian
[00:08:37] government does not possess political tools to pressure
[00:08:39] Israel,
[00:08:43] It is unreasonable
[00:08:45] for everyone to try to support the Syrian government and lift
[00:08:49] sanctions at a time when Israel is trying
[00:08:52] to prevent the development of the Syrian state, whether at the institutional
[00:08:56] level, trying to destroy its credibility with
[00:08:59] the Syrian people, and also with regard
[00:09:03] to rebuilding its military and security forces,
[00:09:07] and also the Syrian economy. I mean, if these
[00:09:10] violations exist, who will invest money in
[00:09:14] economic projects in Syria if the government
[00:09:18] cannot extend its influence over Syrian territory,
[00:09:21] especially in the south, in southern Syrian territory? And also
[00:09:24] the possibility of Israel carrying out bombing operations at any moment.
[00:09:27] If there is no very clear
[00:09:30] solution that contributes to the stability of the Syrian state
[00:09:33] and also to its transition to a phase of reconstruction at all
[00:09:37] levels, I believe Israel is achieving a primary
[00:09:40] goal, which is to prevent the re-formation of the Syrian
[00:09:44] state as a state with an economic
[00:09:48] , military, and political status, and also
[00:09:51] to preserve its sovereignty. By continuing
[00:09:55] this policy, Israel, I believe, poses a threat
[00:09:58] to the future of Syrians, not only in southern Syria, but also to
[00:10:02] the future of the Syrian state, threatening its stability
[00:10:05] and also trying to turn even the Sweida
[00:10:09] governorate into a province
[00:10:12] affiliated with the Israeli occupation. The information
[00:10:15] we receive indicates economic, military,
[00:10:19] logistical, and training support in Sweida
[00:10:22] governorate. All of this poses a threat.
[00:10:30] Syrian territory, Mr. Abdul Mawla, as my guest mentioned earlier, the absence of
[00:10:36] the ground will make the Israeli occupation
[00:10:39] continue its escalation in southern Syria. What
[00:10:42] are the actual tools that the Syrian government possesses
[00:10:45] today to pressure southern
[00:10:49] Syria?
[00:10:52] Yes, it is known that
[00:10:55] we are all sons of Syria, and Syria has emerged from
[00:10:58] a 15-year revolution, and it is a completely
[00:11:01] devastated country, and the army is being rebuilt,
[00:11:05] and the political
[00:11:08] spares no effort in
[00:11:11] the issue of international mobilization. The issue of
[00:11:14] mobilization, even yesterday, Foreign Minister Asaad
[00:11:18] Al-Shaibani spoke
[00:11:21] about, meaning, discussions and
[00:11:25] a serious idea about
[00:11:28] Syria joining the Mecca alliance. This
[00:11:31] means one of the most important things that connects
[00:11:35] Syria to its Arab, Islamic,
[00:11:37] and regional depth. So,
[00:11:40] these brothers who spoke
[00:11:43] spoke about the necessity of
[00:11:46] deterrence. I agree with this deterrence,
[00:11:49] but in terms of the deterrence that
[00:11:53] is well-studied. Is Syria
[00:11:57] today ready to open a major
[00:12:00] battle?
[00:12:03] Mr. Abdul Mawla, there was a previous discussion
[00:12:07] about reaching negotiations
[00:12:10] between the Syrian government and also the Israeli occupation to prevent these
[00:12:14] violations and the escalation we are witnessing in the south. This path of
[00:12:18] negotiations, there is no doubt that there are negotiations, and the Syrian
[00:12:21] side only spoke about negotiations for a security
[00:12:25] agreement. Yes, a security agreement
[00:12:28] that ensures calm. And the Israeli
[00:12:32] breaches were confronted
[00:12:35] more than four times, and many
[00:12:38] martyrs fell in Nawa when
[00:12:41] we confronted the Israeli occupation forces when
[00:12:44] they advanced to Harish Al-Seil.
[00:12:47] More than 10 martyrs fell in the village of
[00:12:50] Jmeileh, three martyrs fell. In Beit
[00:12:55] martyrs fell, all of them in confrontation with
[00:12:58] the Israeli occupation. So,
[00:13:02] the deterrence that suits the current phase
[00:13:05] may have happened, but today, are
[00:13:09] we, as Syria, having emerged from
[00:13:13] this revolution, does he want, for example,
[00:13:16] I want the esteemed guest to tell me what military
[00:13:19] deterrence he is thinking of? Are
[00:13:23] we facing an open confrontation? An open war? Does he want an open
[00:13:27] the Zionist entity? I
[00:13:31] say that the Zionist
[00:13:34] entity will not embark on this war
[00:13:37] because it will also lose. We are not the only ones
[00:13:40] who will lose, but the entity will also lose
[00:13:43] because there is depth and there
[00:13:46] are major repercussions, and the political leadership, as
[00:13:50] it has always stated, and as it is known, that
[00:13:53] war, or that battles,
[00:13:55] and that the mentality of
[00:13:58] establishing our presence on our land is the mentality of
[00:14:02] the current Syrian government. But we do not want
[00:14:05] war at this stage, but with time,
[00:14:08] it has been imposed on us.
[00:14:12] So, welcome.
[00:14:15] And the Syrian people will only be
[00:14:18] honorable at that
[00:14:21] juncture, and the Syrian government,
[00:14:26] please, Dr. Amjad, my dear professor, I am
[00:14:30] talking about deterrents that are not just military. I am not talking about military.
[00:14:33] I know that the Syrian government is in
[00:14:37] a transitional phase, and the country is devastated due to
[00:14:40] the Syrian regime. I am talking about
[00:14:44] a strategy, about a program to support
[00:14:46] the foundations of survival, and not just the foundations of survival. There
[00:14:50] must be political tools, legal tools, and also
[00:14:54] there must be, at least,
[00:14:57] peaceful resistance to avoid giving
[00:15:00] excuses. I mean,
[00:15:03] a strategic absence in dealing with the occupation in the West
[00:15:06] Bank. A lack of popular resistance.
[00:15:10] A complete prostration that the
[00:15:14] occupation exploits and becomes more brutal, and also
[00:15:18] in imposing its narrative and ideology. We
[00:15:20] do not see any reactions. I mean, if there is no, and this is advice,
[00:15:24] of course. The Syrian
[00:15:26] part of it. I consider myself Syrian,
[00:15:30] Lebanese, and Palestinian at the same time, because this is basically
[00:15:34] the Levant. But the fear is that the
[00:15:37] same failed experience will be repeated by
[00:15:40] the Palestinian leadership in confronting Israeli
[00:15:44] strategies and waiting for others or waiting for
[00:15:47] external support at a time when Israel is violating
[00:15:51] everything. Here lies the greater
[00:15:52] danger.
[00:15:57] in the basic step is the cohesion of the Syrian people as
[00:16:00] a whole against the imminent dangers from
[00:16:03] the Israeli occupation, and at the forefront of these is
[00:16:07] the process of incursions and attempts to change
[00:16:10] the geographical, demographic, political, security,
[00:16:13] and military landscape in Syrian territories, especially in southern
[00:16:16] Syria. The Palestinian experience
[00:16:18] is
[00:16:21] a very painful experience, unfortunately.
[00:16:25] They are repeating the same
[00:16:28] the Palestinians. So, I am not asking in
[00:16:31] my intervention for the Syrian army, which does not possess the means
[00:16:34] of confrontation, to take action. But at least, there should be a program
[00:16:38] and a strategy adopted by the Syrian government fundamentally
[00:16:41] to try to get out
[00:16:44] and save the state, save the people, and save
[00:16:48] the land, because the occupation of the land also cannot
[00:16:51] be tolerated. If there is silence, they might even
[00:16:54] enter and occupy Damascus, the capital. They have
[00:16:58] no deterrents here. This is the biggest problem. Well, what
[00:17:01] do you think, Mr. Ibrahim, regarding deterrence,
[00:17:05] especially since my guest mentioned earlier
[00:17:07] the absence of any real and tangible reactions on the ground, which
[00:17:11] allows the Israeli occupation to continue its excesses in these
[00:17:14] lands in southern Syria, and perhaps to other lands? The expansion so
[00:17:18] that the occupation forces will extend to other lands. How can this be dealt with
[00:17:22] legally, even politically, and by moving the file at the international
[00:17:25] level?
[00:17:36] governorate, and we thank them. May God reward them. Mr. Abdul
[00:17:39] Mawla is from Daraa, and Daraa is a depth,
[00:17:42] meaning Daraa now constitutes the real barrier to the occupation not
[00:17:46] occupying three Syrian governorates. In fact, the people of Daraa,
[00:17:50] the people of Daraa, the cradle of the revolution, are the ones who prevent it. I
[00:17:53] say, and this speech is directed to Mr. Abdul Mawla, with all due respect,
[00:17:57] he now represents the legislative authority. I ask him
[00:18:00] to form, through him, and his intervention in
[00:18:03] the People's Assembly was really strong, to form a committee. This
[00:18:07] committee should consist of members of the People's Assembly from
[00:18:11] Quneitra and Daraa governorates. An economic committee, Mr. Abdul Mawla.
[00:18:14] The devastated region, Quneitra governorate, now the devastated
[00:18:17] city, the old city, and you know it, it is required
[00:18:21] to strengthen it demographically. The occupation will not be deterred by
[00:18:25] international law, nor America, nor even the region. And Gaza was completely
[00:18:28] annihilated, and the Arabs, the West,
[00:18:32] and the East are all watching. I fully understand that the Syrian government
[00:18:36] does not want to enter an unequal war with the entity,
[00:18:38] and the decision of peace and war rests with the political leadership, and we
[00:18:42] are behind our state and our leadership, unequivocally. The people of Quneitra
[00:18:45] governorate, all we ask of you is to form a legal
[00:18:48] committee from members of the People's Assembly and to form an economic committee.
[00:18:52] The legal committee documents these violations and prepares
[00:18:55] a file. And the Arab and Western parliaments.
[00:18:59] Mr. Abdul Mawla, today you represent the people, the legislative authority
[00:19:03] who represent this legal file to all European and Arab parliaments.
[00:19:08] The occupation killed a young man with special needs.
[00:19:11] This is a war crime in every sense of the word.
[00:19:14] Spreading poison in crops is a war crime.
[00:19:17] Killing, kidnapping 43 of our children, and they are present in
[00:19:23] not want you, Mr. Abdul Mawla,
[00:19:27] in the Syrian equation. If we cannot impose our sovereignty in this region, by God,
[00:19:31] we will not have any standing, and we will not build a scientific,
[00:19:34] economic, or civilized state. I am not
[00:19:38] saying that you misunderstood me. You are members of the People's
[00:19:41] Assembly. You are in a government. The previous regime was the guardian of the borders. Now
[00:19:45] this government represents the revolution. You represent, whether the legislative authority or the executive
[00:19:49] authority, and we are behind you. But all
[00:19:53] I am telling you are the concerns of the people in the region, in the border
[00:19:56] villages, the concerns of the people now. The legal file, Mr. Abdul Mawla,
[00:19:59] I put it in your trust. A legal file. You, as a member of the People's Assembly,
[00:20:03] demand the formation of a legal committee from members of the People's Assembly, whose task
[00:20:06] is solely to document the incursions of the occupation, its violations
[00:20:10] in the Quneitra countryside and in Daraa. We and Daraa
[00:20:14] are one pain. I mean, it should not happen. The incursions are Daraa
[00:20:18] and Quneitra. And the other suggestion, with all my love
[00:20:22] for you, is to form an economic committee. The economic
[00:20:24] committee can be supported not only by the state, but also by civil
[00:20:28] society to support the steadfastness of our people in the border villages.
[00:20:32] The steadfastness of our people and strengthening the demographics is the real
[00:20:35] and current response to the occupation's violations.
[00:20:38] The occupation is betting on frightening people to empty
[00:20:42] the region, and therefore the brothers said that the occupation
[00:20:45] does not want. Yes, the occupation does not want, and my father, Mr. Abdul Mawla,
[00:20:49] told me in '67 that the occupation of Quneitra would last three weeks. The occupation
[00:20:53] withdrew, and now from '67 until now, the keys
[00:20:56] to our homes are still in our pockets, Mr. Abdul Mawla. What I fear
[00:20:59] most is that this operation is to take control of southern Syria
[00:21:02] completely and empty the region of its inhabitants, and therefore
[00:21:06] we will face a real dilemma. This is what I meant, I did not mean
[00:21:10] to conclude with you, Mr. Ibrahim. If we wanted to identify the needs
[00:21:14] of the residents today, especially since my guest mentioned earlier
[00:21:16] the issue of a visit that took place to support the residents. Today, in the face of these
[00:21:20] violations and this pressure on
[00:21:23] needs? The needs of the residents of the border
[00:21:27] areas. First, everyone should know that the residents of the border
[00:21:31] areas have relatives in
[00:21:34] tightening of pressure on them makes them flee from
[00:21:38] this area towards the communities inside Damascus
[00:21:40] and its countryside. What is required from our brothers and loved ones, the members
[00:21:43] of the Syrian Parliament, all the people of Syria
[00:21:47] entirely, I mean, the only governorate
[00:21:50] that has not been helped is the people of Quneitra governorate. All
[00:21:53] governorates, even our brothers and our people, our loved ones in Daraa, they have had
[00:21:57] it. Now, the steadfastness of the shepherds with their sheep must be strengthened,
[00:21:59] the steadfastness of the farmers with their crops must be strengthened,
[00:22:03] their steadfastness must be strengthened. How? By helping them against what
[00:22:06] the occupation did by destroying their crops,
[00:22:09] and slaughtering their livestock. And the other file that I entrust
[00:22:12] to the members of the People's Assembly is the file of the missing. Now,
[00:22:16] our children are accused of being affiliated with militias. There is a state, and I trust my state,
[00:22:20] it is the one that holds accountable if this is organized
[00:22:23] by militias or Iran. We do not want the decision of peace and war
[00:22:26] to be in anyone's hands but the state's. But I am sounding
[00:22:30] the alarm. If this area is left, there
[00:22:34] will be unpredictable reactions. Therefore,
[00:22:36] I mean, what they need is political
[00:22:40] support, moral support that the 40 members of the People's Assembly provided. By God,
[00:22:44] people felt hope and felt that these people came to
[00:22:48] share their
[00:22:50] concerns. I ask Mr. Abdul Mawla and the members of the People's Assembly
[00:22:53] to make repeated visits and support the steadfastness of the residents, whether through
[00:22:57] civil initiatives. And please, demand the formation of a legal
[00:23:00] committee.
[00:23:02] Please respond to that, and to what extent is there really
[00:23:05] a problem with forming this committee, the committee to document violations,
[00:23:09] and also what the Israeli occupation is doing in terms of land leveling,
[00:23:13] and also the file
[00:23:14] of the missing?
[00:23:37] I say clearly
[00:23:40] southern Syria, the issue of southern Syria
[00:23:44] today is not only the issue of Daraa and Quneitra,
[00:23:47] and the issue of our brother, I mean,
[00:23:53] the West Bank or from Palestine, our brothers in Palestine.
[00:23:56] The issue of Palestine is the issue of Syrians, and the issue
[00:23:59] of Syrians is the issue of Palestinians.
[00:24:02] And we are all children of one region, and we are all
[00:24:06] people of one cause and one concern. And therefore,
[00:24:09] this issue,
[00:24:12] I am very happy that
[00:24:16] brothers from other countries
[00:24:20] share this concern with us, just as we carry the Palestinian
[00:24:23] cause in our hearts.
[00:24:27] There is no doubt that everyone understands, as
[00:24:32] the two esteemed brothers, that the major
[00:24:35] confrontation or open war
[00:24:38] now needs bigger
[00:24:42] decisions and greater organization.
[00:24:45] But today, yes,
[00:24:48] we need to establish
[00:24:51] demographics. Yes, we need to keep people
[00:24:54] on their land. We need economic support,
[00:24:58] and this is what we strive for. And
[00:25:01] I am also a member, I mean, I am a member of the Security and Defense Committee
[00:25:05] and a member of the Committee for Martyrs, Wounded, and Missing.
[00:25:09] We follow the file
[00:25:12] of the missing. I mean, in all Arab countries, in all neighboring countries,
[00:25:15] there are, I mean,
[00:25:18] detainees, and there are, I mean,
[00:25:21] with the Zionist entity, more than 40 detainees now.
[00:25:24] We document their names
[00:25:28] and follow up on them continuously. But you know
[00:25:31] that the nature of the relationship with the Zionist entity is the Zionist
[00:25:35] entity. It is, I mean, a relationship
[00:25:39] with an enemy, and therefore the relationship with this enemy
[00:25:42] is not like the relationship with a friendly country, or
[00:25:46] we can send a delegation and demand the release of detainees,
[00:25:49] as we did in Lebanon, as we did in all
[00:25:52] other countries. And there was a state of brotherhood.
[00:25:56] There was a response, and I agree. There is no doubt
[00:25:59] that there is, I mean, we have a legal committee
[00:26:12] in the People's Assembly. The members of parliament from southern
[00:26:15] Syria, from Daraa and Quneitra, are the ones who
[00:26:19] interact with the issue of borders
[00:26:22] and violations. No, all
[00:26:25] deputies in the Syrian People's Assembly
[00:26:29] interact strongly with this. If
[00:26:33] Israel thinks that
[00:26:36] its occupation or intention to occupy southern Syria
[00:26:40] will pass, this will not happen at all. The entire
[00:26:43] region will go to an open war and to
[00:26:47] chaos, and the result will never
[00:26:50] be in its favor. Mr. Khalid, I would like to conclude with you briefly, please,
[00:26:53] regarding the future of the region based on these Israeli
[00:26:57] incursions and movements. Are we facing incursions
[00:27:00] under an Israeli security
[00:27:04] in the region, a gradual project to impose new realities on the ground?
[00:27:08] Briefly, please. I mentioned earlier
[00:27:11] that what, especially the internal condition.
[00:27:14] I want to comment on what was mentioned during this episode.
[00:27:18] We do not disagree with the esteemed guests about the extent
[00:27:21] of the Zionist entity's criminality and that it is a genocidal
[00:27:25] regime. But we must read some national security
[00:27:28] issues more objectively.
[00:27:35] Yes, in the disengagement plan from Gaza in 2005,
[00:27:38] without any significant resistance. It also withdrew from the Sinai
[00:27:42] Peninsula today. Syria faces a strategic danger. It must
[00:27:45] go with its objective conditions and with a conscious reading of the internal scene
[00:27:48] by fortifying the internal front and strengthening the population and empowering
[00:27:52] the geopolitical through weaving
[00:27:55] its regional
[00:27:58] feeling is understood, but also this exaggeration is not required
[00:28:04] this matter. There is a shortcoming from
[00:28:07] the government in supporting the southern
[00:28:10] region. It must intensify in this direction, and there
[00:28:13] is also a clear program through activating political, diplomatic,
[00:28:17] legal, and UN pressure tools and regional alliances. My guest
[00:28:21] from Damascus, the journalist specializing in Israeli affairs, Khaled Khalil.
[00:28:24] Thank you very much, and I thank Abdul Mawla Al-Hariri, member of the People's Assembly from
[00:28:28] Damascus, and Dr. Amjad Shihab Al-Din, professor of law
[00:28:31] and international relations, who was with us from occupied Jerusalem, and Ibrahim
[00:28:34] Al-Thalji, who was a member of the political committee of the Golan Sons Gathering
[00:28:37] from Birman. Thank you very much, my dear guests.
[00:28:41] A short break and we will return, viewers, to discuss the seizure
[00:28:45] of more than four million Captagon pills and the dismantling of 30
[00:28:49] smuggling networks last October.
[00:29:09] And the Syrians now have a country in which
[00:29:13] we are in the
[00:29:18] middle of. In a country that lived oppression, injustice, displacement,
[00:29:22] and war, but it revolted until
[00:29:26] it triumphed. In a country where narratives
[00:29:29] are diverse and contradictory.
[00:29:36] We open a window on all
[00:29:39] the compromises that are still being formed. When will there be
[00:29:43] a time to listen to people from inside the country and from every
[00:29:46] expatriate, with dialogues
[00:29:49] and debates about the most important and most complex
[00:29:52] issues, to have
[00:29:55] a negotiator
[00:29:57] on two ideas so that we can meet at a point
[00:29:59] that unites us.
[00:30:02] The country on Syrian Television and the
[00:30:06] second channel.
[00:30:10] We
[00:30:17] are sitting inside, and these people here make us cry. By God,
[00:30:20] we hear the pain of bones that are
[00:30:22] breaking.
[00:30:30] Every blanket I smell. I feel that there is blood mixed
[00:30:34] with the smell of humans.
[00:30:38] When they call during torture, you really don't know if you will come back alive or
[00:30:42] dead.
[00:30:49] I remember hearing the gray hair crack
[00:30:50] in my head.
[00:30:55] The soul that is tortured is the one that
[00:30:58] doesn't die.