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09/23/2025

BREAKING: Former Trump advisor calls Syria situation "genocide"
Dr. Walid Phares, former Middle East advisor to President Trump, spoke at the Longworth Building on Capitol Hill on September 10th with a stark warning: the new Syrian president's actions are "simply said, genocide, and it must be stopped."
Who is Dr. Phares?
-Former Trump 2016 campaign foreign policy advisor
-Fox News Middle East analyst since 2007
-Advisory board member, American Mideast Coalition for Democracy
-Has testified before Congress on counterterrorism
His warnings about Syria:

Over 1,500 Alawites were massacred in March 2025
"Jihadist takeover" of the Syrian government
Al-Sharaa "hijacked the political process"
Minorities face "brutal assaults" and systematic persecution

The timeline is chilling:

March: Mass killings of Syrian minorities
July: US removes al-Sharaa from terrorist list
September 10: Dr. Phares warns of genocide on Capitol Hill
This week: Al-Sharaa addresses the UN General Assembly

Watch Dr. Phares' full remarks below. America must not ignore these warnings.

09/23/2025

Dr. Walid Phares, former Trump Middle East advisor, warned in August that Syria's political transition has been "hijacked" by Ahmad al-Sharaa (formerly al-Julani).
Key warnings from Dr. Phares:

Al-Sharaa is "acting as if he were the legitimate and elected ruler while excluding other political and social components"
Western media is presenting a misleading "image of normalcy"
Jihadist militias must be removed from minority areas
The international community should help establish "a free and secure zone on the coast" for Alawites and Christians

This week: The same man Dr. Phares warned about was removed from the State Department's terrorist list in July and is now speaking at the UN General Assembly - the first Syrian president to do so in 58 years.
Following the March 2025 massacres which over 1,500 Alawites were killed, minority communities continue to face threats under the new Syrian government.

09/23/2025

Giving a former terrorist leader control of a country, with all its resources, historically leads to disaster. While al-Sharaa has presented a more moderate image and broken with extremist ideology, the challenge of controlling all followers remains. According to diplomatic sources cited by L'Orient-Le Jour, al-Sharaa has faced at least two assassination attempts since taking power—one in March 2025 and another in June, attributed to jihadist groups including ISIS, who blame him for "turning his back on jihad.
The U.S. Special Envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack, warned of possible assassination attempts against al-Sharaa due to his efforts to build ties with the West and promote inclusive governance.
The fundamental problem with jihadist ideology is its resistance to modification. Those who believe that martyrdom through killing "infidels" is the path to heaven are difficult to reform. You might be able to change one or ten individuals, but you cannot change them all.
It took only 19 people who couldn't be "modified" to carry out September 11th. Imagine what could happen with a country only 80 miles from Jerusalem and 120 miles from Tel Aviv if extremist elements gain influence

09/23/2025

On September 10th, 2025, the Alawite Association of the United States met with Congress at the Longworth Building to discuss Ahmed al-Sharaa (formerly known as Abu Mohammad al-Julani). He has been serving as Syria's president since January 29, 2025, after leading the offensive that toppled Bashar al-Assad in December 2024. Al-Sharaa was previously the leader of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) (an al-Qaeda group) before breaking away in 2016. The US removed HTS from its foreign terrorist organization list on July 8, 2025. However, the UN, EU, and UK haven't followed suit.

09/23/2025

Al-Sharaa was removed from the State Department's Foreign Terrorist Organization list, "Al-Sharaa's group HTS was removed from the State Department's Foreign Terrorist Organization list on July 8, 2025. The announcement was made by Secretary of State Marco Rubio on July 7, 2025, stating that "This U.S. Department of StateAl Jazeera revocation will be effective tomorrow, July 8."
The removal was part of President Trump's broader strategy to re-engage with Syria, following Trump's May 13 promise to deliver sanctions relief to Syria US revokes ‘terrorist’ designation for Syrian president’s former group HTS | Syria's War News | Al Jazeera after his meeting with al-Sharaa in Riyadh in May 2025 US revokes ‘terrorist’ designation for Syrian president’s former group HTS | Syria's War News | Al Jazeera.
However, while the U.S. removed the terrorist designation, "HTS remains under United Nations Security Council sanctions, which were imposed in 2014 over its previous affiliation with al-Qaeda. Al-Sharaa also remains under UNSC sanctions, which can only be removed by the Council itself."

09/23/2025

In March 2025, over 1,500 Syrian Alawites were killed in sectarian violence. The Syrian Alawite community and advocacy groups like the Western Syrian Alliance have been appealing to members of Congress about what they describe as genocidal actions. This week, the man whom they fear is carrying out war crimes in Syria was removed from the State Department's Foreign Terrorist Organization list and is now speaking at the UN General Assembly for the first time by a Syrian president in nearly 60 years. Today he met with Marco Rubio.

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