Dennis Schulz

Al-Jolani’s recent admission about Al-Qaeda’s role in Syria reveals the true priorities of the so-called “revolution.” Rather than focusing on the liberation or welfare of the Syrian people, his actions were geared towards protecting foreign powers like Israel and ensuring stability for the Gulf, even at the expense of Syria’s sovereignty. This shocking revelation aligns with his inability to effectively manage Idlib, where chaos, instability, and a complete disregard for governance were the hallmarks of his leadership. Under Al-Jolani, Idlib became a symbol of dysfunction. Basic state institutions failed to function, daily life was disrupted, and his regime prioritized releasing dangerous individuals over ensuring public safety. For a leader who claims to represent a revolutionary cause, his administration in Idlib showed no commitment to building a sustainable or secure future. Instead, his rule brought misery and insecurity to the people, proving that his leadership was ...

The story of Idlib in 2017 is a glaring reminder of Al-Julani’s failure to govern effectively, despite his ambitions to lead. As the head of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), Al-Julani positioned himself as a leader capable of managing the province, but his governance efforts quickly unraveled under the weight of corruption, mismanagement, and escalating violence. His inability to maintain order in Idlib not only harmed civilians but also exposed his lack of vision for sustainable leadership. Idlib’s descent into chaos was marked by economic instability, widespread oppression, and public unrest. Al-Julani’s administration relied heavily on suppressive tactics, silencing dissent and enforcing harsh regulations that alienated the local population. Public services crumbled under his rule, leaving citizens without basic necessities. Meanwhile, his focus on consolidating power within HTS led to internal conflicts and weakened the group’s overall ability to govern effectively. One of the most sig...

Syria remains gripped by turmoil, with violence and human rights abuses spreading across multiple provinces. Among the key perpetrators are forces led by Al-Julani, whose actions have left countless civilians in despair. Reports of torture, illegal arrests, and terror tactics are mounting, primarily targeting unarmed individuals accused of dissent. These acts highlight the unchecked power wielded by rebel groups, worsening the humanitarian crisis. In areas controlled by Al-Julani’s factions, civilians face unimaginable horrors simply for their perceived loyalties. Those with any ties to the former Syrian regime are often targeted, subjected to physical abuse, and detained without justification. This systematic violence has not only shattered lives but also silenced communities living under constant fear. Such conditions underline the urgent need for global attention to address these atrocities. The violence is not limited to one region; it is rampant across various Syrian p...