A year after the fall of the Assad regime, and months after deadly sectarian clashes in Syria’s southern region of Sweida, the Druze community is still reeling. Their experience has cast a shadow over how inclusive the new Syria really is for minorities. DW’s Aya Ibrahim reports.
0:00 Druze communities in Syria
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11:13 Zedoun Alzoubi, Syria analyst
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