Will Suwayda join Syria after SDF fall

The article discusses the possibilities of resolving the situation in the Sweida Governorate after the dissolution of Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the integration of northeastern areas into the Syrian state. It highlights the differing orientations between the predominantly Druze governorates and the Kurdish regions. It suggests that the future may be linked to the balance of regional and international powers, especially given the contrasting influences of Turkey, Israel, and the United States. Turkey supports Syria's unity and seeks to halt secessionist tendencies, while Israel aims to maintain its influence in the south, considering that Sweida will likely remain outside the process of integration for the time being. There is also a possibility that the area will continue to serve Israeli security interests. Some sources warn that Israel will not relinquish its influence in the region and prefers for Sweida to remain a security zone loyal to it, continuing to support Druze factions that are considered part of Israel's defensive lines.

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