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Should we fear Jolani?

HTS leader risks falling into the trap of his own charm offensive.

Should we fear Jolani?

Portrait of HTS leader Abu Mohammad al-Jolani displayed on the rear window of a car in Latakia, Dec. 10, 2024. (Credit: Aref Watad/AFP)

The rise to power in Syria of a group some label as Islamist, others as jihadist, is currently a secondary event compared to the fall of the Assad regime. For Syria and the region, from (geo)political and historical perspectives, the end of the...
The rise to power in Syria of a group some label as Islamist, others as jihadist, is currently a secondary event compared to the fall of the Assad regime. For Syria and the region, from (geo)political and historical perspectives, the end of the...