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Ahmed al-Sharaa

Ahmed al-Sharaa

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Oct 28, 2026

Yosef MizrachiHOST
60:39
Today in the Supreme Court you have one guy with the yarmulke as one of the most wicked ones among them.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
60:46
The biggest enemy, if somebody asks you, who is really the biggest enemy in the eyes of God, of the Jewish people in the world, I want you to know, it's not the Iranians, it's not the Hamas, it's not the Hezbollah, it's not Giuliani from Syria, it's not the European Nazis, it's not...
Yosef MizrachiHOST
61:12
Egypt, it's not any country you can think of, it's not them.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
61:18
The biggest enemies of the Jewish people, perhaps in the entire history, is the Israeli Supreme Court.
James JeffreyGUEST
20:20
We've got the Biden's mini war against the Houthis.
James JeffreyGUEST
20:23
Along the Red Sea, we have the Turks and al-Shara slash al-Jilani taking down Assad.
James JeffreyGUEST
20:29
And of course, first Gaza, then the Israelis go into...
James JeffreyGUEST
20:32
But that was all one conflict.
Conrad FranzHOST
31:07
Jordan said that the
Conrad FranzHOST
31:08
strikes were launched in coordination with Damascus, but the Syrian government, led by former al-Qaeda commander Ahmed al-Shara, issued a statement denying that it was notified of the attack ahead of time.
Conrad FranzHOST
31:19
In its statement on the strikes, the Jordanian military claimed that it targeted terrorist hideouts in response to the church shooting.
Conrad FranzHOST
31:24
The operation was conducted in retaliation for the martyrs of last Friday's Hamoud church attack in Karak.
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
6:03
It will be interesting to see how the Jordanians continue to respond.
John BatchelorHOST
6:07
I want to recover what we know of Syria because we have expressed our doubts for some time, you especially, the idea that al-Shara, a self-appointed president, and former al-Qaeda cutthroats can all of a sudden turn themselves into Jeffersonian Democrats in the Middle East.
John BatchelorHOST
6:29
The last check I had on Syria was the invitation to Syria to send forces to support Saudi Arabia or perhaps to in some fashion stand up against the Houthi advance.
John BatchelorHOST
6:44
That was more in keeping with an idea earlier that had been rejected of Syria sending in some fashion a police force to contain Hezbollah in Lebanon.
John BatchelorHOST
6:56
Now this incident at the border suggests that once more we have to take into consideration that there's bad feelings all around between al-Qaeda and ISIS, and any moment it can turn into violence.
John BatchelorHOST
7:10
Is that something that we need to pursue more of, Jonathan? Because it's been some weeks since we had reason to voice doubts about al-Shara, although being positive about him is a mystery.
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
7:25
Well, John, I mean, I think we need to acknowledge that this is still a man whose roots came from HTS, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which was the rebranding of the group known as the Nusra Front, which is, of course... an offshoot of Al Qaeda.
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
7:44
This is a man that did collaborate with the Islamic State for a time before disavowing it and then going through that rebranding exercise.
Trita ParsiGUEST
29:58
They're just doing it on a scale right now that is impossible to deny, including in Western conversations.
Mario NawfalHOST
30:06
And there were also that, and I wanted to mention one last thing, I'm sure you saw it, the explosion again, like Syria is just, just not getting time to breathe al-shara is just getting screwed time and time again that massive explosion stephanie we were showing it earlier at a munitions depot weapons depot in northern syria and idlib i'm assuming it's turkish military assets that were delivered to the syrian government the syrian military look how massive that is it's just wild it's non-stop in syria i wonder who that would be yeah i can never i can't figure it
Trita ParsiGUEST
30:38
out two points in this first of all, remember what the Israelis did immediately after Assad fell.
Trita ParsiGUEST
30:46
And they said it themselves on their TV.
Amoja SumlerHOST
43:13
Or head chopper in
Amin TMKHOST
43:14
charge, Al Julani, who is the who's named he named himself president, because that's how you become president.
Amin TMKHOST
43:22
Socialista, you name yourself president.
Amin TMKHOST
43:24
And he
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
3:27
It will be interesting to see how the Jordanians continue to respond.
John BatchelorHOST
3:32
I want to recover what we know of Syria because we have expressed our doubts for some time, you especially, the idea that al-Shara, a self-appointed president, and former al-Qaeda cutthroats can all of a sudden turn themselves into Jeffersonian Democrats in the Middle East.
John BatchelorHOST
3:53
The last check I had on Syria was the invitation to Syria to send forces to support Saudi Arabia or perhaps to, in some fashion, stand up against the Houthi advance.
John BatchelorHOST
4:07
That was more in keeping with an idea earlier that had been rejected of Syria sending, in some fashion, a police force to contain Hezbollah in Lebanon.
John BatchelorHOST
4:19
Now this incident at the border suggests that Once more, we have to take into consideration that there's bad feelings all around between al-Qaeda and ISIS, and any moment it can turn into violence.
John BatchelorHOST
4:33
Is that something that we need to pursue more of, Jonathan? Because it's been some weeks since we had reason to voice doubts about al-Shara, although being positive about him is a mystery.
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
4:47
Well, John, I mean, I think we need to acknowledge that this is still a man whose roots came from HTS, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which was the rebranding of the group known as the Nusra Front, which is, of course, an offshoot of Al Qaeda.
Jonathan SchanzerGUEST
5:05
This is a man that did collaborate with the Islamic State for a time before disavowing it and then going through that rebranding exercise.
Rex JonesHOST
34:27
He replied, it's time to stop it, though he expressed uncertainty about whether the United States should intervene.
Rex JonesHOST
34:33
The following day, Barak met Ama al-Shara, formerly al-Julani, the Syrian head chopper that Trump sprayed with perfume at the White House, and Foreign Minister Assad al-Shabani at the People's Palace in Damascus.
Rex JonesHOST
34:45
Between October 22nd and 23rd, the IDF units entered Al-Hurra in Kintera province and searched homes.
Rex JonesHOST
34:51
They also demolished an abandoned house near Al-Hamidiyah, shelled areas around the village and barged on woodland, and arrested a shepherd near Hadar.
Ryan PeltonHOST
5:32
The second part on Friday gets really into some specifics of some specific areas and one specific person in power today.
Ryan PeltonHOST
5:44
syrian president al-shara you might want to check it out it's very interesting i'd love to know what you think if you haven't already as always go back watch it and leave your comment in the comments below you guys just don't know how much youtube looks at that and they're like okay it's it's valid if if nobody comments that youtube's like nobody cares so it's a big deal and that's why i always say it i mean it takes it takes no time at all um you know Just help me out, man.
Ryan PeltonHOST
6:11
Help me out.
Ryan PeltonHOST
6:12
Because year four starts next week.
James M. DorseyHOST
4:37
In 1948, Jewish militants formed the first government of the newly created State of Israel, where Zionism's most radical elements constituted the country's parliamentary opposition.
James M. DorseyHOST
4:51
Fast forward to December 2024, when Islamist rebels toppled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who was succeeded by Ahmed al-Shara, a one-time al-Qaeda operative who today, like the leaders of Vietnam or Cambodia, is fetid by the international community.
James M. DorseyHOST
5:11
The bottom line is that a blanket rather than a case-by-case refusal to deal with militants closes the doors to negotiated understandings where feasible.
James M. DorseyHOST
5:21
Like with al-Qaeda, there may not be a basis for compromise with Israel's militant religious ultra-nationalists.

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