Syrian internal forces demand fulfillment of Al-Jolani’s pledges
Domestic forces have issued a strong condemnation of what they describe as extensive Israeli aggression on Syrian soil, including the occupation of multiple regions and the subsequent dismantling of the Syrian army's capabilities.
A coalition of political entities, civil organizations, and prominent national figures in Syria has released a statement detailing their stance on the latest developments within the country. The statement also articulates their vision for a political transition in Syria.
Domestic forces issued a statement strongly condemning what they described as a “wide-scale Israeli aggression” on Syrian territory. They criticized the occupation of various regions and the dismantling of the Syrian army’s capabilities, labeling these actions as an imminent threat. Furthermore, they expressed disapproval of the “international community’s silence” on the matter, urging greater global attention and response to the situation.
The group has urged the enforcement of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254, advocating for the establishment of a political process that reflects the current realities by incorporating all national Syrian forces, including political parties, civil society organizations, and key influential figures.
Arab nations with vested interests in the territorial and civil unity of Syria have been called upon to take a stand against the Israeli military activities in southern Syria. This appeal includes the consideration of deploying Arab forces to counteract and prevent what is described as an occupation.
The armed forces have highlighted the need for tangible actions to back up the statements made by Ahmad al-Sharaa, known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani. His rhetoric underscores the “unity of Syrian territory, maintenance of state institutions, non-sectarian composition of the Syrian government, prohibition of sectarian incitement, protection of Syrian lives, halting of conflicts throughout Syria, and assurance of security, civil peace, and freedoms.” However, the military is calling for these declarations to be matched by concrete and transparent steps to address public concerns arising from certain violations and activities that contradict these statements across multiple regions.
A coalition of 43 signatories, encompassing both individuals and organizations from a wide array of Syrian societal sectors, has endorsed the statement.
The Syrian Military Operations Administration has officially declared that the newly-formed government will commence its duties promptly following its establishment, according to a statement released on Monday.
The Syrian administration has called on the public to “ignore misleading reports suggesting the presence of secret or underground detention facilities.” The statement asserted that “all prisons within Syria have been completely transparent and accessible.”
