The Collapse of Assad: Unraveling the Syrian Conflict

This chapter examines the rapid decline of the Assad regime in Syria, outlining key factors such as governmental corruption, waning public trust, and the loss of vital allies like Iran and Russia. It highlights the significant turning point marked by the fall of Hama and the emergence of organized rebel groups, detailing their military strategies and humanitarian efforts set against the backdrop of regional geopolitics. The discussion further explores how the changing dynamics, including Turkey's role and recent military actions by Israel, shape the future landscape of the Syrian conflict.