Sectarian Violence in Syria’s Al Sueida Displaces Thousands Amid Regional Power Struggle

The ongoing sectarian violence erupting in southern Syria’s Al Sueida province has forced almost two thousand families to flee their homes, according to reports from the United Nations. This turmoil is not merely a local dispute but a vivid illustration of how fragile regional conflicts jeopardize broader stability—stability crucial to America’s national security. Al Sueida, predominantly inhabited by the Druze minority, has become a battleground involving local Bedouin tribes alongside interventions by the Syrian government and Israel. The United Nations’ spokesperson Stephanie Tremblay confirmed that these displaced families are currently sheltering in overcrowded collective accommodations, unable to return due to...