“Some remnants of the fallen regime sought to test the new Syria that they did not know, and today they are getting to know it again, and they see it as one unified country, from east to west, and from north to south. If a province is touched by a thorn, all the other provinces will rally to support and honor it.”

With the beginning of the advance of the Military Operations Administration towards Hama in early December, following its control over the city of Aleppo and the rest of the Idlib and Hama countrysides, the Syrian coastal areas and the western Homs countryside witnessed large waves of displacement. These areas constitute the popular incubator for the largest proportion of the regime’s officers and elements.

After the overthrow of the Assad regime in Syria, international attention shifted to the Houthis in Yemen. An American report asked, how can the fall of the Houthis happen? It pointed out that "real change in Yemen requires three major developments."

On Saturday, Lebanon handed over to the Syrian authorities 70 Syrian citizens, including officers from the regime of ousted President Bashar al-Assad.

A mass grave outside the capital Damascus contains at least 100,000 bodies of people killed by the government of ousted President Bashar al-Assad, the head of a U.S.-based Syrian rights group said.

Following the resounding fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria, Syrians are increasingly demanding the prosecution of former officials of the ousted regime. The list includes prominent former Assad military officials who have committed and contributed to killings and violations over the years, from the use of chemical weapons against Syrians to bombings and torture of detainees.