[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Aimen Dean [@AimenDean](/creator/twitter/AimenDean) on x 39.1K followers Created: 2025-07-17 14:49:06 UTC So, you don’t want any Syrian troops near your border - fine. But what happens when sectarian violence erupts between over a million Sunnis in Daraa and Hauran and the increasingly antagonistic Druze militias? Who separates them? Who polices the chaos? And what if ISIS sees the vacuum and resurges? Or worse - Hezbollah or the IRGC move in and start firing rockets from the South? Who takes responsibility then? Who ensures none of this spirals? This is exactly what security coordination with the Syrian government was meant to prevent. Damascus gave all the guarantees Israel asked for - but somehow, that wasn’t enough. Because maybe this was never about Druze protection. Maybe it’s about something else entirely - something biblical, something ideological. A fantasy held by Netanyahu and his far-right coalition: Katz, Smotrich, Ben-Gvir, Chikli and their ilk - all dreaming of maps that don’t end at the border. This region already had its fair share of madness in Tehran - now some right wing politicians in Israel seems determined to match it. The Middle East has never looked more detached from sanity and logic. XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [netanyahu](/topic/netanyahu) [israel](/topic/israel) [druze](/topic/druze) [dean](/topic/dean) [Post Link](https://x.com/AimenDean/status/1945858304934379812)
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Aimen Dean @AimenDean on x 39.1K followers
Created: 2025-07-17 14:49:06 UTC
So, you don’t want any Syrian troops near your border - fine. But what happens when sectarian violence erupts between over a million Sunnis in Daraa and Hauran and the increasingly antagonistic Druze militias? Who separates them? Who polices the chaos?
And what if ISIS sees the vacuum and resurges? Or worse - Hezbollah or the IRGC move in and start firing rockets from the South? Who takes responsibility then? Who ensures none of this spirals?
This is exactly what security coordination with the Syrian government was meant to prevent. Damascus gave all the guarantees Israel asked for - but somehow, that wasn’t enough.
Because maybe this was never about Druze protection. Maybe it’s about something else entirely - something biblical, something ideological. A fantasy held by Netanyahu and his far-right coalition: Katz, Smotrich, Ben-Gvir, Chikli and their ilk - all dreaming of maps that don’t end at the border.
This region already had its fair share of madness in Tehran - now some right wing politicians in Israel seems determined to match it. The Middle East has never looked more detached from sanity and logic.
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