Mens kurderne i den nordlige del af Syrien tvinges til at afgive deres selvstændighed der, beder druzere og kristne i den sydlige del om at få en alliance med Israel og IKKE med Syrien

De kender godt forskellen mellem det demokratiske Israel og det muslimske eks-ISIS styre i Syrien

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This is not Israel. This is Sweida, southern Syria.

Thousands of Druze and Christians are taking to the streets to demand independence from the Islamist-led government and express their desire for an alliance with Israel.

I know this is a hard pill to swallow for leftists and… pic.twitter.com/lRGlzP2leJ

— Dr. Maalouf ‏ (@realMaalouf) January 31, 2026

Grok fact check:

Yes, the event depicted in the video from the X post did occur in Suwayda (also spelled Sweida or As-Suwayda), a city in southern Syria, as claimed.
This is corroborated by multiple reports from January 2026 and earlier related protests, showing Druze-led demonstrations where participants waved Israeli flags and held up large posters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid calls for protection or alliance with Israel against the current Syrian government.
The protests stem from ongoing tensions in the Druze-majority region, including demands for autonomy or separation from the Islamist-led Syrian regime under Ahmed al-Sharaa (also known as Abu Mohammed al-Julani), with some participants expressing gratitude for perceived Israeli support against local threats.
The participants are primarily from the Druze community, which dominates Suwayda and has a history of seeking safeguards amid Syria’s instability.
However, several accounts explicitly note involvement from local Christians as well, with reports describing joint Druze-Christian rallies in the area pushing for independence and alliances.
Suwayda has a small but significant Christian population, and sources indicate they have participated in these anti-regime demonstrations alongside Druze groups.
For context, not all views in the region align with this pro-Israel sentiment—some Syrian sources report counter-protests against Israeli involvement, citing fears of sectarian division or foreign interference. The crowd sizes are described as ranging from hundreds to thousands, depending on the report, which aligns with the “thousands” claimed in the post.

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