Syrian circles are abuzz with controversy following a decision by the Negotiation Commission of the Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces to extend Badr Jamous’ term as head of the Commission for two years. This move has shaken the Syrian political scene, posing a significant challenge.
The decision has widespread implications, especially as regional and international players push for a negotiating body that aligns with their interests and supports the Syrian regime. This development could pave the way for normalization between Ankara and Damascus, posing a major obstacle in the Syrian conflict.
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The current state of affairs is crucial, with tensions rising in northern Syria, discussions on the return of refugees, and the formation of new revolutionary leadership challenging existing opposition institutions. In light of these developments, there is a growing urgency for free Syrians to resist and oppose the current body, working towards reclaiming the national revolutionary decision and uniting under a new organizational structure for future challenges.
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