Arab Fighters’ Big Move After POUNDING Pro-Israel City For Two Days As IDF Watched Helplessly

Sectarian violence in Syria’s Sweida province has halted, with Druze forces recapturing the city after a week of deadly clashes against Bedouin tribes and government forces. Syria’s Interior Ministry confirmed the withdrawal of “all tribal fighters” and redeployment of troops to maintain peace. This fragile truce follows a US-brokered deal, prompted by Israeli intervention, which saw IDF strikes on Syrian government targets to protect the Druze minority. Over 900 have been killed, including many summarily executed.