The Druze of Syria and the Hidden Conflict with the Assads
2022-03-16
Nawras Aziz
Journalist and Documentary Film Maker
Some media platforms close to the Syrian regime have promoted propaganda, claiming that this regime has protected ethnic and religious minorities since the outbreak of popular protests in Syria in March 2011. It was marketed among them that the Assads had taken upon themselves to protect the Druze community in Syria as part of its strategy to shield minorities. How believable is this hypothesis?
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