Syria’s new temporary constitution concentrates power in interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s hands, establishing a presidential-type regime without a prime minister, and granting him the authority to appoint key officials and influence the judiciary. The declaration, following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, lacks protections for minorities, leading to concerns from experts about the potential for a shift towards an Islamic Republic and the exclusion of minority rights. Kurds have protested against the document, advocating for fair power distribution and recognition of all Syrian components, while some experts urge a realistic approach given the country’s history of dictatorship and ongoing conflict.
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Mossad mocks Iran’s secrecy on X, claims it knows new commander
Mossad has publicly taunted Iran over its lack of transparency regarding its new military commander, claiming to have in-depth knowledge of him while urging the Iranian public to guess his identity. This statement emphasizes the intelligence agency's confidence and highlights the disconnect between Iranian leadership and its citizens. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Mossad has teased Iran on social media, claiming it knows the identity of Iran's new military commander, despite the Iranian...
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