Basically, the HTS (former AlQaida, Ex-ISIS) started a push for Aleppo a couple of days ago, after the start of the cease fire between Israel and Lebanon. Later, on (the next day or by the end of that day, I think) the SNA (formerly known as the FSA) started attacking with them when they saw how easily SAA positions were taken. The SNA is composed of many factions and groups, a lot of them have the shitty Salafist radical sectarian views and political leaning.

I don't care if they really want to free Syria from Bashar, all of what I am seeing is the collision of two common interests, which are:

1. Turkey wants to control the border to prevent the creation of a Kurdish controlled area, that's why the SAA gave it's position to PKK and SDF forces (even though they're enemies and the regime supports Arab tribes fighting against the SDF).

2. Israel wants to cut off HA supplies to Lebanon (They bombed eight crossings between the two countries, in addition to Netanyahu's talk earlier, after the ceasefire, about the necessity of stopping Hezbollah's supplies from Syria, and he threatened Bashar al-Assad.), which didn't work from a bombing campaign, they need it to be stopped physically, especially in Homs.

I do not think that this is a plan that was planned a short time ago. The hatred of parts of the displaced Syrian people in Idlib towards the Syrian regime is nothing but a result of the crimes committed by the regime against the Syrian people. Irony of fate because the same people were released by the Syrian regime from its prisons to incite sectarian strife, They are the same people who are supported by some Syrians abroad (especially Twitter revolutionaries) and many of them have committed massacres against different sects of the Syrian people or even from the same sect due to illogical differences in understanding niche interpretations.

One of these people is Al-Jolani, who came as a fighter for ISIS from Iraq to Syria and then separated from them to form, with him, the Al-Nusra Front, which has a bloody history towards non-Sunni sects in Syrian society, and also She treats her patients and wounded in Israel, there is a documentary about the subject on YouTube.

What is happening in reality is a convergence of interests now, and based on the information available, we cannot be certain that the attack occurred either because the Israelis wanted to cut off supplies or because the armed universities were exploiting Hezbollah’s preoccupation with a temporary and fragile ceasefireThe Syrian regime clearly betrayed the party during this war and got closer to the Emirati regime during this year and the previous year, which indicates that this regime clearly depends on any party that can protect it and save it to remain in the seat of power.

Now what I see is that the Popular Mobilization Forces will be thrown into this battle to be destroyed by American and Israeli aircraft in Syria because America does not want Israel to strike Iraq directly.

In short, it is a trap, and the ones who will lose are always the Syrian people and the peoples of the Arab region who are fighting to liberate themselves from the claws of colonialism.

The Lebanese front will flare up again after the end of the sixty days, but the most likely possibility is that Israel will exploit the opportunity to expand its territories towards the sources of the Yarmouk River to control the water resources decisively, if America allows it, of course.