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The Umayyad Square, here is the book of open history, here is the record of those who

refuse to do the matter, then they fantasize about the existence of the sultan, until the

scream overwhelms them, and it is the highest of their requests in the world, to ask for

peace.

Bashar al-Assad flees, leaving Damascus and its palace behind him, and he did not think

until he saw that eye of certainty.

Here is the Umayyad Square, the treasure of the secrets of the rise and fall of the

kingdoms.

It records that on the 8th of December, the first of the year of 2024, in accordance with

the seventh of the first Friday of the year 1446, the page of the ruling of Baath in Syria

was folded, and the cover was laid on the family of Al-Assad, Al-Abi and Ibn Bashar,

and the road was cut in front of Al-Hafid, then the square opens a white page of the

revolution of Syria, which will be its matter tomorrow.

What happened between the rise and the fall?

In one word, the regime of President Hafez al-Assad, and after him his son, Bashar, is an

example in the policy state that is oppressive to its people, as long as he eats and drinks,

and if he calls for freedom or denies a matter of power, prison was his destiny, if it was

not murder.

And Syria, under the rule of Bashar, and before him his father, is an example in the state

of ethnic and religious neurosis, which oppresses the rest of the people, the followers of which

have no share, except to the extent that it does not touch the sound foundation of the

ruling minority.

In the second decade of this century, the Arab world was on a date, with a term for

its naming, the spring, the spring that promises the fall of the regime in more than one Arab

country.

The conditions of the revolution in Syria had reached their full extent, and there was

no freedom, no dignity, and no promise of a future with anything, because Bashar was

nothing but his father, after his dangerous reforms revealed that he was a young man,

just a political make-up that did not change the nature of the dictatorial authority at

all.

The matter required courage and bravery from the Syrian people, after his long silence.

Hanna Jourous appeared in demonstrations, the first of which was small, then she grew

up, demanding political reform, civil rights, and the release of political prisoners.

It was at that moment that the regime was ready to enter into a real political reform

by breaking the strong foundations around it, to open up to the people as a whole.

He did not do it when he promised, and he did not do it when he executed.

The revolution was in its second year, and when the whole of Syria was in turmoil, and

the voice of the revolution was heard, the regime became more and more violent, and he

was supported by his allies, the Iranians, and the fighters of Hezbollah, then the Russians,

starting in 2015, until days before the fall of the regime.

Many attempts were made to protect the United Nations, including negotiations between Bashar

al-Assad and the opposition, all of which failed.

The regime itself was imprisoned in the idea that its opposition was not the people, but

the terrorist groups.

At that time, the regime intended not to see the people at all.

The seat of Syria was active in the meetings of the Arab League, when everyone was cutting

it off.

Then some Arabs began to reconcile Bashar and restore his political qualifications.

This was another opportunity for Bashar to enter into a real reform, demonstrating the

Arab support and the legitimate willingness.

Turkey, which sheltered the Syrian refugees, and supported the Syrian opposition, and

watched its political activities, and called on Bashar to withdraw from power.

Turkey returned, despite special and regional accounts, to open a new page with Bashar,

and called for a rapprochement with the opposition to end the armed conflict.

Bashar refused the call after the withdrawal of the opposition and its inciting and inciting

in the horizons, reassuring that the regime is more stable than Mount Qasiyoun on earth.

Another opportunity is given by the rule of Bashar.

The circles of the Syrian revolution have turned, until people began to think that the

withdrawal of Bashar is not an easy matter, after the Syrian people paid for the lives

of their children and their blood.

But the revolution, like volcanoes, is silent and does not die.

Like storms, it is born in a calm atmosphere.

Since November 27, the Syrian opposition has come out like a storm.

The governorates, cities, and towns of Syria received it as the earth receives it at dawn

after the full moon.

The soldiers of Assad were retreating, leaving everything behind them, the airports, the

headquarters of the militia and the military battalions.

There, Bashar saw the siege of power from him.

He was not afraid to flee.

The victorious revolution enters Damascus.

The Umayyad revolution is a new page in the history of the oldest city in the world,

as it raises a ruler who, like his father, imagined that eternity was possible in

rule and life.

As for the Syrian revolution, perhaps the easiest days that have passed are the most

difficult days that will come, which is to create a new homeland for all Syrians,

with every sacrifice made for freedom, dignity, and justice.

These are the revolutionaries who see the experience of the siege of power,

how it ended.

It is the end that neither souls nor blood can overcome.

The guard and the guarded are weak.