Thousands of jubilant Syrians gathered at Damascus’s Umayyad Mosque for Friday prayers, celebrating Assad’s ouster with opposition flags and chants. Former rebels and civilians, including women and children, mingled in the streets, reminiscent of the early days of the 2011 uprising. The interim government, led by rebel forces, promised the “rule of law” and a better future for Syria, as citizens expressed hope for a new beginning free from Assad’s regime.
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Syria’s Druze hope for better future without Assad
Bayan al-Hinnawi, a former prisoner in Bashar al-Assad's Syria, celebrated the president's fall in Sweida's main square, a dream come true for the ex-inmate who was jailed for 17 years under the Assad regime. Hundreds of people gathered, waving pre-Assad flags and olive branches, symbolizing peace, while reflecting on lost family members and the torture endured in detention centers. Sweida's Druze community, historically marginalized, expressed hope for a better future, with residents seeking closure for...
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