How will the transition period in Syria be achieved after the opposition takes control?

Muhammad al-Bashir, who started working on forming a transitional government, set up the cabinet quickly. However, it’s unclear whether the new cabinet will represent all of Syria. The United Nations Security Council’s Resolution 2254 provides the roadmap for the transition period in Syria. According to this resolution, the transitional government will have a timeline.

In the first 6 months, a constitution will be drafted. Afterward, the constitution will be put to a referendum. During this period, a population census will be conducted, and voter rolls will be updated. New political parties will be established according to the constitution. Then, elections will be held under the supervision of the UN. The party that succeeds in the elections will take over the administration, and thus the transitional government will come to an end. This process is supposed to be completed in 18 months, and the parties elected by the Syrian people will begin governing the country.

For this to happen, a transitional government representing Arabs, Turkmen, Kurds, and Alawites should be established. The first step must be correct. Given the heavy price paid for Syria, Turkey is not expected to withdraw from the process in the new phase. Turkey has been the country that paid the highest price in the Syrian conflict.

Turkey must act with the mission of a great power. As valuable as the efforts made so far have been, the process of rebuilding a new Syria is even more crucial. A new Syria is being established, and it must be built on solid foundations. Turkey will be the country that contributes the most to this process. If the foundations of the new Syria are laid incorrectly, this may most likely have a boomerang effect, and Syria may be in big trouble again.

Meanwhile, it is observed that Israel is heavily bombing Syria. Where is Israel targeting? this assurance, Israel allowed Assad’s escape.Israel is attacking the regime’s weapon depots, missile facilities, and warplanes. The question is, “how does Israel know about these locations?”

According to some sources, when Assad was fleeing, he provided Israel with a list of these sites in exchange for a guarantee that his plane would not be shot down or face any interference in Syrian airspace. After receiving