That the United Nations under the guidance of the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres They have lost any credibility and impartiality is a fact ascertained however, what happened today simply leaves you amazed. Guterres has in fact met the Syrian president De Facto Ahmad al-Sharaa – Mohammed al-Jolani “To discuss the political transition in Syria and the challenges in progress”. In a note from the spokesman’s office we read: “They exchanged opinions on the historical opportunity to trace a new route for Syria and the challenges that the country has to face”. The meeting took place in the Egyptian capital of Cairo, where the Arab leaders gathered for an emergency summit to face the question of the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip. We will never tire of remembering who Ahmed Al-Sharaa is: originally from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, coming from a Syrian Syngian family of the Golan hills, grew up in the city of Damascus. Al-Sharaa joined Al-Qaeda in Iraq just before the 2003 US invasion began and participated in the conflict for three years within the Iraqi resistance. The American troops arrested him and detained between 2006 and 2011. His liberation took place in the period in which the Syrian revolt broke out against the Baathist government of Bashar al-Assad. In 2012, Al-Sharaa founded the Front al-nusra With the support of Al-Qaeda, with the aim of fighting the Assad regime in the civil war in Syria. As leader of the organization, he consolidated his control in the northwestern region of Idlib where he made himself the protagonist of violence of all kinds so much so that his hands are dirty with blood and Antonio Guterres cannot fail to know.
After a short collaboration he rejected the attempts to Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi to unite the al-nusra front with the Islamic State, giving rise to a conflict between the two factions. In 2016, Al-Sharaa decided to separate at least formally al-nusra from Al-Qaeda. After this break, he tried to obtain international recognition by shifting attention from global jihad to the administrative management of Syria. In 2017, he unified Al-Nusra with other groups to create Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS). He held the role of leader of HTS from 2017 to 2025, promoting the creation of a technocratic administration called the Syrian salvation government (SSG) in the areas under his control in the province of Idlib. In recent years and before taking the power in Syria, Al-Sharaa has tried to present himself in a more moderate light, declaring that he does not want to attack western nations and committing himself to guaranteeing the protection of Syrian minorities. Did he do it? No, the Alawiti the minority to which the Assad approaches are persecuted by the new regime. Ten years ago, in an interview, he proudly stated that Muslims “should not have entered Parliament to swear on a Constitution created by man, instead supporting the need to respect the government of Almighty God”.
Antonio Guterres He claimed to “have taken note of the important steps taken on the way to a political transition in Syria” and underlined “the need for an inclusive transition, in the spirit of the key principles of resolution 2254 (2015) of the Security Council” the resolution 2254, adopted in 2015, asks for a political process led by Syria and facilitated by the UN to establish a credible, inclusive and non -sectarian government, for the drafting of a new constitution. The declaration also reads that the Secretary General “promised the support of the United Nations to the resumption of the country and the Syrian people to meet their humanitarian needs” and also expressed “concern about the violations of the 1974 hallway agreement”. The reference is to the fact that after the fall of the regime of Bashar al-AssadIsrael in the founded fear of new terrorist attacks has taken control of the Hig of the Syrian Golan, settling in the demilitarized bearing area also intensified the air attacks against weapons and ammunition of Hezbollah, Hamas and ISIS without forgetting some warehouses containing chemical weapons.
The heights of Golan represent a real “observation tower” in Middle East And they are a crucial strategic node, not only for safety but also for water resources. About a third of Israel’s water supply passes through this region, making it a point of dispute with Syria. From a geographical point of view, the reliefs of the heights dominate to the west Tiberiade and part of the Galilee, while in the east they above the plain that extends to Damascus, just 50 kilometers away. To the north, the natural border is marked by Mount Hermon, which with its 2,814 meters high offers a strategic observation point on the entire area. In the Jewish tradition, Mount Hermon marks the border of Promisean aspect that intertwines with current political claims. Not surprisingly, on 9 December, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu He reiterated firmly: “The heights of the Golan will be part of the state of Israel for eternity”.
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