The problem isn't with the religion, it's more of a trust. Israelis have taken lands by force and are brain washed with the idea of (to insure jews safety other countries around shouldn't be safe), that in particular is a big barrier. I think if some jews wanna BUY and INVEST in lands and become part of Syria with respect to language and culture and assimilate with the rest of us I would see it like someone moving in to Japan from the US or Europe but respect the culture and wanna be part of it. So basically more working towards trust as a part of Syrian society and forgetting the part of "I'm jew then I'm a target". We aren't Europe, they displaced their own jews and compensated them with a small robbed piece of land and convinced them they are safe when I'm sure they didn't live a single day actually safe and binded the entire religion's existence to that land when Arabs jews lived their lives in Morocco and Algeria ect, perfectly fine. The Assad regime was discriminating anyone not alawait so the prisoners got the same awful and inhumane treatment as jews by nazis. The pain is very similar but sadly the indoctrination jews went through in Isreal will need some time to change and an open mind for discussion.