Wafa Ali Mustafa emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements, stating that ordinary Syrians, not just activist leaders, played a significant role in the offensive against Assad's regime.
Rim Turkmani discusses the shift in power dynamics, explaining that with Assad ousted, Syria is now fragmented into regions controlled by various opposition groups, complicating governance.
Professor Hind Kabawat highlights the potential for renewed hope in Syria, but warns that without a clear governance plan, the country could face chaos.
Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi notes the international implications of the offensive, suggesting that regional powers may now jockey for influence in the newly restructured political landscape.
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