Syria’s interim president has signed a temporary constitution that places the country under Islamist rule for the next five years. This move comes as Syria continues to struggle with sectarian violence and revenge killings, with armed groups and foreign fighters playing a significant role in the unrest. Observers warn that Syria may be following a path similar to Iraq’s post-Saddam chaos, where the fall of a dictator led to prolonged instability rather than peace. The situation raises concerns about the future of democracy and security in the war-torn nation.
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Syria Violence Marked by Sectarian and Revenge Killings, War Monitor Says
The Syrian Network for Human Rights said armed groups and foreign fighters aligned with the government but not integrated into it were largely responsible for the sectarian violence.
