The terrorist bombing of St. Elias Church in Damascus exacerbated the existential concerns of minorities in Syria... and raised security concerns in Lebanon Adjacent and highly affected by what is happening around the country.
If the Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa, While he hastened to open up to the West in general, and the United States in particular, to ensure the stability of his regime and secure its protection, the challenges facing this new regime internally are no less complex and dangerous in their nature and impact.
Fueling these challenges is the anxiety felt by the Alawite, Christian, Shiite, and Druze minorities in Syria about their fate, and the possibility of a sort of settling of scores between the past of Abu Muhammad al-Julani and the present of Ahmad al-Sharaa. This means that ISIS and other minor factions from within, may be intent on exacting revenge on the Syrian president after his reversal of his history, of which ISIS and the ultra Islamists were a part. This is one explanation for the suicide attack on the church in Damascus.
Following this grave and barbaric massacre in Damascus, it is evident that the extremists Islamist small organizations are back into action, planning several terrorist hits, trying hard to destabilize the existing state of affairs and the status quo, focused mostly in Syria and Lebanon, two very vulnerable countries nowadays.
We're left to see and ponder, who is really behind these terrorist groups and these factions, and where/who is the master-mind who initially created them and planned most of their actions in several spots of the Middle-East, and is still trying and looking for the same line of destabilization, there is a master mind and a provider of funds (big money) with a special agenda and a purpose of creating total chaos under the reign of terror. What is the final purpose !!! Still an ongoing mysterious enigma.
As always, my many thanks to all.
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