Assalam Alaikum,

Reading the above article, u must realize that all the modern Kingdoms and governments have one thing common in thier roots, that these authority was given to them as a gift from the Western Bloc of GORA SAAB, for succesfully going against the Khilafa.

No wonder why at the end of the day, they end up fulfilling the demads of GORA SAAB, even if they don't agree with it, because they are still paying back their debt, if it was not for GORA SAAB, they would not be in power.

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It is a known fact that Israel at the time of its creation was not happy state because of the demarcation of its boundaries, and with each ARAB-ISRAEL war they ended up taking more land.

In fact one of my expatraite friend from Syria, whose father and some other relatives were Syrian soldiers during 1967 conflict, told me this:

Bashar ul Asad's father Hafiz ul Asad and others were a monster in the skin of human. Keeping the arab emotions in mind he along with others engaged in the conflicts of Arab-Israel wars, especailly this one of 1967, where the soldiers fought well. In fact, according to his father accounts, some better parts Syrain Army in fact marched its way into Israeli territory, only to find out that the supplies from the Syrian establishments to keep the conflict alive, were nowhere to be found. According to him, Hafiz and others were persuaded by GORA SAAB to leave his army in isolation, to avoid the serious consequences from the WEST.

Infact, he went on to said that in early Arab-Israel encounters, Arabs together always had a upper hand, but the Arab government infact were forced to back down, only to demonstarte that they were defeated by Israel.

Note: these were the personal accounts of an individual, and should not be taken as a valid piece of History.

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Hafiz al-Asad's Rise to power:

In 1966 the Ba'th launched a coup d'etat within the regime and cleared out the other parties from the government. Assad became Minister of Defense, and wielded considerable influence over government policy. However, there was much tension between the dominant radical wing of the Ba'th, which promoted an aggressive foreign policy and rapid social reform, and al-Assad's more pragmatic, military-based faction. After being discredited by the failure of the Syrian military in the Six-Day War in 1967, and enraged by the aborted Syrian intervention in the Jordanian-Palestinian Black September war, conflict erupted within the government. When presidentSalah Jadid realized the threat and ordered al-Assad and Tlass to be stripped of all party and government positions, it was too late: al-Assad swiftly launched an bloodless intra-party coup, the so-called "corrective revolution" of 1970. The party was purged, Jadid sent to prison, and al-Assad loyalists installed on key posts throughout the bureaucracy.

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As for Hizbollah and such goes, these are the organizations that are not part of any governmet, therefore have there own rules and code if conduct, proving it difficult to become prey to any government.

Thanks.