Yossi Schwartz, ISL (RCIT section in Israel/Occupied Palestine) 24.10.2026
The masses of the Syrian people are demanding to attack Israel, which has occupied a large area of southern Syria, as part of the plan for Great Israel, while President a-Shara is not fighting the Zionist occupier.
Over the weekend, anti-Israel demonstrations were held in various locations, including the capital Damascus and the cities of Quneitra, al-Hasakah and Homs.
At the demonstration in Quneitra, the crowd chanted: “The people want a declaration of jihad.” At another event in a town in Damascus province, participants chanted: “‘Khaybar, Khaybar, Ya Yahud, Muhammad’s army will return. Millions of Martyrs are marching to Jerusalem.” Khaybar was a city in the Arabian Peninsula that the Army of Islam conquered in the seventh century, and it has been mentioned in demonstrations ever since. At another demonstration, they chanted: “Netanyahu’s fate will be like that of Bashar.” In other words, the participants will want Netanyahu to flee from Israel, which will be liberated by them in the Arab revolution in the future.
The wave of demonstrations comes against the backdrop of anger over Israel’s criminal military activity in southern Syria. Last month, Syrian media reported that the Zionist army killed a gunman and a civilian who approached its forces. On the other hand, some pro-Zionist people have said in conversations with Israel Hayom that the protest is directed by the al-Shara government and serves two goals: first, to divert the internal social unrest toward Israel. and second, to legitimize a future attack against the Druze in Sweidaa, which Israel is supporting.
According to these people, Syrian security forces are also pressuring civilians in cities to participate in the same protests, Israeli intervention, and arming the Druze and other Syrian communities. “The goal is to present the demonstrations as the true will of the Syrian people, while reports indicate that they are organized to serve the interests of the de facto regime,” the pro-Zionist source said. He cannot be trusted.
After the Syrian government reached an agreement with the Kurdish minority in northeastern Syria last summer, Israel is focusing on the Druze minority in As-Sweida. There, the Druze leader, Sheik Hekmat al-Jari, declares an inseparable relationship with the State of Israel and his desire to separate from the Syrian state into a separate entity. In the past week, Arab media reported on Israel’s military assistance to the Druze forces in the region. Israel reportedly accelerated the armament process, and Druze militants appeared with M16 and M4 rifles.
“Today, everything that is happening in Syria is politically motivated by the de facto government,” another pro-Zionist source told Hayom, warning the Zionist state that is striving to divide Syria from the Shara’s rule: “They are pushing Israel to a boiling point with demonstrations, condemnations, and speeches. What comes next will be greater, and the price will be heavy.”
The tasks of the democratic revolution, and, most importantly, expelling the imperialists, are not yet completed. The democratic united Syria can be achieved only by a revolutionary government of workers and the Fellahins.