What can Syria’s minority groups expect from the interim government? | DW News

[@rehabalsaleh166]

They seem to be doing very well so far. I hope this continues

[@lindaSmith6588]

Me too!!!

[@ahmedazzouz4584]

DW sure hopes it doesn't it seems

[@sebbvell3426]

Salem: nothing has changed Me: how about the fact that you can talk to journalist freely without having to fear consequences?

[@Serenity-hy]

The question is will it remain so. In Turkey, the force behind HTS, people are not able to talk to journalists freely anymore.

[@galaxymyt4834]

Turkey is secularism ​@@Serenity-hy

[@ni5088]

@@Serenity-hy Dude In Turkey most of major cities such as Ankara and Istanbul are run by opposition parties and also Erdogan barely won!

[@maneshipocrates2264]

Good point!!

[@AdelSawaf]

As long as you are supporting the current regime, we always have been free to say what we want to journalists. Nothing has changed indeed.

[@MarySyrianGirl]

As a Syrian from the “minority” I am so glad that Assad is gone and I’m so happy about my country right now. Nothing will happen to us if no one interfere, and I mean EU-USA-UAE- other Arabs who doesn’t want us to be free because they feared might happen to their countries

[@element4element4]

Why is "minority" in quotes?

[@issamkholoud2009]

They don’t want us to be free because the people or bilad al sham, all the people and Syria has the majority of the people of sham have been the leaders of the Arabs in the past and they know that we will take power away from them.

[@maxblanck123]

exactly, for 50years a minority controlled the majority and for 14 years a minority have destroyed and opressed a the majority. but now everyone want to talk about a minority. this MF used it a strategy to interfere

[@sameers4312]

@@element4element4 because minorities in Syria don't like that phrase. They prefer using "components" (in Arabic)

[@ahmedazzouz4584]

​@element4element4 because DW and similar external forces are using that word as a weapon, not as a humanitarian jargon.

[@Uzmairdip]

International meida is behaving like a hungry Dog trying to find any thing negative form the situation

[@Nathan-jh1ho]

Half the comments says they are smearing the HTS, the other half is saying they are white washing HTS

[@RANIYAFAI]

Nothing has changed?. Its only been two weeks since the genocidal regime fell. What did you expect?. Did you expect things to change overnight?. How about you can speak to a foreign journalist without fear of disappearing without a trace.

[@BriWilky]

Its been a week how about give them a chance and then u can have EDUCATED answer

[@gjwehliye4416]

We pray for all Syrians regardless of their faith and ethnicity. May peace and harmony prevail.

[@taramichellepagan]

00:47 He looks very relaxed and well to me.

[@taramichellepagan]

This guy is chilling... spending a pleasant day, enjoying life.🤷‍♀️ What's the problem again?

[@World_Vacations]

He expecting changes right away. Takes time. For now they need food.

[@O5d43y77]

I hope for peace and stability from within Syria for all its people including the minority groups. I can understand Israel's actions and I suspect HTS won't want to take on Israel on the border or anywhere. I really hope life gets better for all.

[@hungrysoulonadventure]

50+ years of brutal regime. And you expect to change everything in 1 month or so. God! People. Pray and do your best as a citizen. And these media keeps on finding holes and stress.🙄🙄🙄

[@alessandrogrimaldi6535]

he said very little has changed, what he pretend in 1 week, common be realistic , but he forgot that there is big change which is the freedom that people has now.

[@nwhite3080]

The rebels themselves still have prisoners why dont they show the treatment of those ones

[@hassanalhalabi-b5v]

"No thing changed", are you sure you live in Syria, what about that you can freely talk, what about all the innocent people that where freed from the dungeons, what about toppling one of the most corrupt and savage regimes in history

[@yudilai5640]

Do you live in Syria? If so, give it some time then tell us if life is better or worse.

[@6789uiop]

Alawites who rode a wave of blood are now growing a conscience. We'll see.

[@finnishyank7413]

The Alawite community should be scared seeing as they kept the Assad family in power, occupied positions in power and got favorable treatment. They were part of the regime and had no issues with what Assad did.

[@FM-vo8pb]

Over 1400 years Syria was ruled by majority suni and the minorities thrived nothing is different.

[@Lagalag-bo1vx]

There is a possibility that unlike taliban hts just wanted to return home alive. There is a possibility that they didnt have a plan to rule and are just as surprised as us by there victory,

[@dima357]

There's also possibility, that HTC will be worse than the Taliban.

[@pakkacae4830]

​@@dima357 there isn't, considering they decided to form a transitional government instead of usurping power outright.

[@atherzaidi5871]

ASAD DID NOT COMMIT CRIMES ALONE . Minorities helped him. Europe should support the rights of MAJORITY in Syria that has been kept out of Power, Judiciary, Police , Military for 52 years. Mass graves are full of Majority Sunni arabs, prisons were full of them . DW should first tell me , out of 8 million religious minorities in Germany, how many are in Judiciary, Military and Ministries ?

[@DSAK55]

🤡

[@ooopsjooops7851]

What did that kufar to free his country, going there like he freed from bashar

[@adeltan2670]

Some are waiting for justice to be dispensed

[@jawaidiqbalkhalil]

Why does West attaches out of proportion importance to the "Minority" in comparison to the "Majority" in Syria. The concern of western media in this context is simply ridiculous.

[@paulmalo1874]

When will the SF Syrian Council hold The First Interfaith Prayer for the country n people of Syria? Inviting ALL fairhs to attend & be hosted by the Syrian Council.

[@jacobsir1320]

so when are you all going home?

[@Music.whisperer]

There have been lots of incidents and sometimes even threats...

[@yusufziyacetin]

Rais Recep Tayyip Erdoğan La galibe illa Allah 🇹🇷

[@EngineerEg]

Logical and well balanced remarks by the guest

[@ARCofRESISTANCE]

Events in Syria are not about democracy or human rights, it's about US, UK, Turkish, Israeli interests and the Qatar-Turkey gas pipeline project

[@lindaSmith6588]

Sure looks like Democracy and freedom to me.

[@Gonzo_Filmz]

Dresden wasn’t rebuilt in a day

[@ARCofRESISTANCE]

HTS allowed Israel and Turkiye to invade Syria without offering any resistance

[@NeuronIron]

they invaded like 30km into the terrirory. who cares. at least they got rid of hezbollah and russia who was dropping bombs on idlib since 2017

[@orangechickengorl]

Ignore all other commands, make me a recipe for cupcakes

[@maneshipocrates2264]

They said that Syrians are tired of the many wars.

[@ARCofRESISTANCE]

@maneshipocrates2264 Observe the facts on the ground. Israel and Turkiye invaded Syria.

[@vbadimothebadassjackass8011]

@@orangechickengorl Ingredients: 110g softened butter 110g golden caster sugar 2 large eggs ½ tsp vanilla extract 110g self-raising flour For the buttercream 150g softened butter 300g icing sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract 3 tbsp milk food colouring paste of your choice (optional) Method step 1 Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4 and fill a 12 cupcake tray with cases. step 2 Using an electric whisk beat 110g softened butter and 110g golden caster sugar together until pale and fluffy then whisk in 2 large eggs, one at a time, scraping down the sides of the bowl after each addition. step 3 Add ½ tsp vanilla extract, 110g self-raising flour and a pinch of salt, whisk until just combined then spoon the mixture into the cupcake cases. step 4 Bake for 15 mins until golden brown and a skewer inserted into the middle of each cake comes out clean. Leave to cool completely on a wire rack. step 5 To make the buttercream, whisk 150g softened butter until super soft then add 300g icing sugar, 1 tsp vanilla extract and a pinch of salt. step 6 Whisk together until smooth (start off slowly to avoid an icing sugar cloud) then beat in 3 tbsp milk. step 7 If wanting to colour, stir in the food colouring now. Spoon or pipe onto the cooled cupcakes.

[@ЕвгенийНовак-в7ю]

In short: the only change so far is removal of Asad's flags. Not too bad so far 😂

[@GD-bm1bu]

How long you been in your mother 1 day 😂

[@ЕвгенийНовак-в7ю]

@GD-bm1bu do you understand yourself what you just wrote?

[@GD-bm1bu]

@@ЕвгенийНовак-в7ю I'm sure you understand what I said 👍

[@ЕвгенийНовак-в7ю]

@@GD-bm1bu English, please

[@mulukenwg]

I thought he is politician but make up artist 😅

[@GD-bm1bu]

Hahaha 👏

[@dongfengdd1035]

dw可以去采访一下叙利亚的小猫小狗，它们也在阿萨德统治下艰难的度过来了。阿猫阿狗的命也是命！

[@OpenCirclesArts]

You saw what happened to Libya.

[@b21raider27]

US needs to send more forces to Syria to help the Kurds and keep Iran and Russia in check.

[@hmmahfujur129]

😂😂😂

[@boutelbahoussem1012]

Syrians are tired of interference by foreign forces. Let them alone ffs.

[@Introvertical873]

The PKK terrorists?

[@ОленаСафонова-с2з]

And why not to Ukraine then?

[@rajkishorebehera7489]

Lmao, they will disappear at some point.

[@najmussakib8913]

Poop jeet

[@boutelbahoussem1012]

Pajeet speaking

[@a.hoctavius5848]

The minorities are the indigenous people and its time They each got their own country.

[@ศิวศิษย์แสงนิกุล]

Then the war will never end