A terrorist remains a terrorist: al-Sharaa changed his suit, not his ways | Prof. Boaz Golan

Prof. Boaz Golan warns that Ahmad al-Sharaa (al-Jolani) is nothing but a terrorist who changed his suit but not his ways, comparing his conduct to that of Yasser Arafat. According to him, Israel should not be misled by his charade, and in the future demands will be made to withdraw from the Hermon summit and the security zone.

In an opinion piece, Prof. Boaz Golan warns that Ahmad al-Sharaa (al-Jolani), the de facto leader of Syria, is nothing but a terrorist who changed his suit but not his ways. Golan compares his conduct to that of Yasser Arafat, who managed to deceive Israeli and American leaders for eight years until being exposed in Operation Defensive Shield. According to Golan, al-Sharaa has mastered the art of the theater of the absurd, appearing in interviews and meetings with world leaders, saying the right words for Western ears. Golan predicts that in the near future, demands will be made to withdraw from the Hermon summit and the security zone east of the Golan Heights, and later, depending on who enters the White House in 2029, a demand to withdraw from the Golan Heights may arise. The article concludes with a call not to be misled by al-Sharaa's charade.