Syria’s minorities question German, British silence on sectarian violence during Sharaa’s visit

Bro, you need to actually learn about Syria, you sound really ignorant, I don't want to be mean or anything. First, HTS doesn't really exist anymore, the Syrian army is composed of a lot of former rebels but all of the individual groups have dissolved and were slowly spread out. HTS was actually a really small minority (a few thousand men), most of the current Syrian army is composed of former SNA ex-jihadists (that were supported by Turkey) and new recruits (mostly Sunni Arabs). The "Rojava" was populated by a large majority of Arabs and was conquered in like a week because almost all of the Arab fighters of the SDF switched side. There wasn't a lot of casualties among the civilian population, even among Kurdish fighters. Weirdly, the only mass killing that happened in the region was a random SDF soldier killing a group of Arab prisoners. A few Kurdish civilians were killed in indiscriminate shellings. The Syrian army never entered Kurdish majority areas in fear of further mass killings like on the coast. Instead, a deal was reached with Kurdish authorities for a peaceful integration. That deal is currently being implemented under US/European surpervision and things are actually going well for now. You can follow Kurdish officials on X, if bad things happen, they will be the first to talk about it. The mass killings against Alawites and Druzes happened before all of that. International and Syrian investigations don't put the blame directly on al-Sharaa but on ex-SNA commanders that are/were part of the Syrian army. It was sectarian (coming from the populace) rather than ordered by the governement who prevented further mass killings since then. There wasn't enough justice tho, but the current Syrian governement isn't even seeking justice against pro-Assad criminals (only the most famous ones). The US (even Israel behind the scene) and the EU aren't talking with al-Sharaa because they like the man, they're talking with him because he's the "best" thing Syria has right now despite his past and if we were to remove him from power, both the Alawite and Druze populations would disappear in a few weeks because the Sunni Arabs of Syria hates them for religious and political reasons (Assad was an Alawite, Druzes are seen as heathens).