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		<title>One year since the Sweida massacres</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The massacres in Sweida were not merely a passing security incident; they marked a turning point in the relationship between part of the Druze community and Syria's new authorities, as well as in their attitudes toward Israel.
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The massacres in&nbsp;Sweida&nbsp;were not merely a passing security incident; they marked a turning point in the relationship between part of the&nbsp;Druze&nbsp;community and Syria&#8217;s new authorities, as well as in their attitudes toward Israel.<br><br>Caught between a loss of trust in the state and a commitment to Syria&#8217;s unity, internal divisions emerged—divisions that Israel sought to exploit to expand its influence in southern Syria.<br><br>One year later, the repercussions of the &#8220;Black Week&#8221; continue to shape a new chapter in Sweida.</p>



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