Probably no other country and people could, or would be allowed to 'reclaim' a land, based on the premis that their ancestors had lived on it two or more thousand years ago. It just would not wash.
After all, the State of Israel is not yet tired of punishing ite enemies, real and manufactured, as well as the innocent, in its attempt to achieve its objectives.
So, Syria and her people are, as it were, not out of the woods as yet, as far as achieving peace, reconciliation and stability they need to rebuild their nation.
However, let us hope that, by the end of 2019, the government and people of Syria, and their true allies.
Will be rid of all the rebel, militias and ISIL forces on their soil. As well as all of the foreign forces and governments supporting them.
Thereby denying Israel and the United States of some of their opportunity to continue to create and foster conflict and instability in the region.
In order to achieve what their deep state and governments see as the modus operandi for them to achieve 'their national interests.'
Imagine that; that undermining or effectively colonising national governments and nations.
Should be considered as a means of more currently powerful states to achieve their self- and national interests?
But it is, which is why the people of Syria are now fighting their way out of the catastrophe which has befallen them.
It is what it is, as the saying goes, and this is the reality which governments and nations have to deal with.
As pragmatically as the particular situation warrants. It is also the reason why the government and people of Syria, and their allies, while capitalising on any identified weaknesses or confusion in the enemy camp.
Should remain fully vigilant and proactive, as 'an apparent retreat by the enemy', can easily be changed into an advance. As Donald Trump's Security Adviser, John Bolton, is now trying to do.
Donald Trump might be after the money, but the American Establishment has a military-industrial complex to feed.
And one which has been conditioned to feeding on which it can only do by maintaining a climate of wars and fears of wars, of instability and insecurity abroad.
Victory can be won, but is not yet won, and could therefore be lost by a lack of discipline and poor tactics and strategies by the Syrian government and/or their allies.
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