director of the policy and the arab center for research and policy studies and he says syria's militarycould turn its attention to the war there are two scenarios the first one is that we're going to see. fighting over it deep in the north part of the country this is the main the main the only remaining opposition held territories in the countries because we have seen over the past few months there is taking control of most of the two or three that was under the control of the opposition in the mosques in the south and north of homs south of hama and now the only remaining opposition have territories. so the first scenario is that we're going to see fighting over that province but that has to. i mean there should be first of all i mean some sort of talks between the russians and the turks because turkey is the main actor in the north or i mean this could actually believe that we are for the political solution to the crisis as you mentioned the russians might. she to put more pressure on the regime in order to start some sort of a political process over the constitution leading up to an

and germany with me in the studio one couple on the director of policy analysis at the center the arab center for research and policy studies the a lot of areas raised eyebrows of the fact that the israeli army was involved in this rescue operation that these white helmets and their families went through the occupied golan heights to jordan what do you make of it all i think it seems to me that this is the last of the armed conflict in south western syria it's part of a deal that has been struck between days and ease the russians and the americans might have been involved also in this which actually allows the syrian regime to regain control of these areas and evacuation of the white helmet from from the area is part of their deal yeah i think this is an admission maybe by the israelis by the americans and the russians have won in syria and very assad would remain and empowered this is why i think the focus from now on would be on the humanitarian aspect of the crisis rather than on the political and on the political one and this is something that both might be your secretary of state the u.s. secretary of state and also th

and germany with me in the studio one couple and the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies will be a lot of raised eyebrows over the fact that the israeli army was involved in this rescue operation and the fact that the white helmets were given safe passage through the occupied golan heights what do you make of it well i think this is dated the regional and international efforts in order to bring the situation in syria and generally and in the southwestern part of the county in particular to where it was before two thousand and eleven. i think that is that it is the russians and the americans they are all trying to establish a presence the military presence of the city and the siege in autumn me. through the disengagement according to this this investment agreement which was actually reached. after the one nine hundred seventy three war between syria and the agreement actually allows a city in the regime to have its forces. like five kilometers away from the demarcation zone. that would also include according to the between the russians and the israelis pushing the iranians

are meant to return to their two thousand and eleven positions but one catalog is the rector of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies in doha he says syria's army could soon turn its attention to the norse. there are two scenarios the first one is that we're going to see. fighting. in the north part of the country this is the main the main the only remaining opposition held territories in the countries because we have seen over the past few months that is taking control of most of the two or three that was under the control of the opposition. in the south and north of homs south of hama and now the only remaining opposition have territories. so the first scenario is that we're going to see fighting over that province but that has to. i mean there should be i mean some sort of talks between the russians and the turks because turkey is the main actor in the north or i mean this could actually believe that we are for the political solution to the crisis as you mentioned the russians might. try to put more pressure on the regime in order to start some sort of a political process over the constitution leading up to an el

resettle around eight hundred volunteers and families in western countries is the director of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies he explains the significance of the evacuation. it seems to me that this is the last of the armed conflict in south western syria it's part of a deal that has been struck between days not ease the russians and the americans might have been involved also in this which actually allows the syrian regime to regain control of these of these areas and evacuation of the white helmet from from the area is part of the. i think this is an admission maybe by that is that it is by the americans and the russians have won in syria and the region of bashar assad would remain and empowered more than a thousand jewish settlers have entered the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem triggering a standoff with muslim worshippers marking the holiday which commemorates the destruction of the ancient jewish temples in jerusalem but in small confrontations in the last few hours leading to several arrests. a group that rescues migrants from the mediterranean plans to file a manslaughter complaint

and germany here to stay. the director of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies moment i can imagine there being a lot of raised eyebrows about the fact that first of all the israeli army was involved in this rescue and the fact that the white helmets went through the occupied golan heights to safety what do you make of it i mean this shows how messy the stew ration is in syria right now because when people actually see that this commission has been actually operated by there is an i.e.d. whereas these people are escaping the. the army of their own country a choice i mean how things are done here so i think on the other hand indeed this will give them more credibility to the story of the syrian regime who was scarred wall from the very beginning because the white him as have been accused by the syrian regime in many occasions as being linked to a muslim on the one hand and on the other hand being actually having this sort of call but asian with that is that it is. has been talking about this for the past couple of years in fact especially in the southeastern part of the country on th

volunteers the families in western countries is director of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies he explains the significance of the evacuation. it seems to me that this is the last of the armed conflict in south western syria it's part of a deal that has been struck between days not ease the russians and the americans might have been involved also in this which actually allows the syrian regime to regain control of these areas and evacuation of the white helmet from from the area is part of that. i think this is an admission maybe by that is that eased by the americans and the russians have won in syria and of bashar assad would remain and. france is sending fifty tons of medical aid to the government controlled area of eastern ghouta in syria the aid is being sent over russian plane the first time a western country is material to government controlled areas with moscow's help government forces rita at least and do so in april after a siege lasting several years around half a million people live with very little aid has made it in. a truce appears to be holding on both sides of

and western countries. is the director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies he explains the significance of the evacuation it seems to me that this is the last of the armed conflict in south western syria it's part of a deal that has been struck between days not least the russians and the americas might have been involved also in this which actually allows the syrian regime to regain control of these of these years and evacuation of the white helmet from from the area is part of their deal i think this is an admission maybe by the israelis by the americans and the russians have one in syria and the region of bashar assad would remain and empowered more than a thousand jewish settlers have entered the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem triggering a standoff with muslim worshipers marking the holiday which commemorates the destruction of ancient jewish temples in jerusalem small confrontations have broken out in the last few hours leading to several arrests on both sides a locks a mosque is the third holiest site jews believe the compound is where biblical temples once

director of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies explain to us what he thinks might happen next i think you have to see that he was the first one is that we are going to see. fighting. in the north west part of the country this is the main the main the only remaining opposition held territories in the countries because we have seen over the past few months there is taking control of most of the two or three that was under the control of the opposition in damascus in the south and north of homs south of hama and now the only remaining opposition have territories is. the first scenario is that we're going to see fighting over that that office but that has to. i mean there should be first of all i mean some sort of talks between the russians and the turks because turkey is the main actor in the north or i mean this could actually believe that we are for the political solution to the crisis as you mentioned but i chose my now i try actually to put more pressure on the regime in order to start some sort of a political process over the constitution leading up

intervene militarily in syria and joining me here in the studio is marwan couple on the directory director rather of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies good to have you with us it's impressive i guess to finally see some kind of international action to save people in syria was prompted this action particularly from the west and i think now we have it what we are seeing actually in my opinion is part of the enjoyments would have been agreed between then and international powers in order to clear. the area from any presence that is not that might not be happy with i think. binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister he was in moscow last week and there was an agreement between. russia to react to the disengagement agreement of nine hundred seventy four. according to this at least will be allowed in the syrian regime to take control full control in fact of this of the. of the part of the golan heights which is under which was under the control of the city and of the sea and the regime in exchange for not allowing elements from iran backed militia from actually. taking control of these particular areas. to return to what for. veiled be

from our one couple on is head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies joins us here in the studio good to have you were so first of all men want we know they had talks on july twenty sixth . has the s.t.c. reached an agreement with the regime though while i mean i think they have not reached an agreement yet but they are in my opinion in the final stages of reaching an agreement so why are some of the specials and the s.t.c. talking about handing back have premature not i don't think it's premature because this is the this is the end game i believe for them i think now perhaps is the time because. you know i mean the relationship between the kurds and the regime have been very complicated over the past few years in fact they hand over these territories to the cause at the very beginning of this crisis if you remember back in two thousand and twelve when there was no longer able actually to protect all the territories that we're under its control saw now with the kurds actually the are feeling because we have we have to put this in the more regional cont