To ask about alcohol beverages when Syria has just gotten out of a decade long civil war with close to 600,000 deaths by Assad the butcher is an absolute mockery. Appaling
The BBC aims to depict him as a tērr#0ri$t to align with the Western agenda. With the weapons industry being a nearly $44 billion business, resolving conflicts in the Middle East would significantly impact their GDP. However, the Arab world is aware of the truth, thanks to Al Jazeera, making it difficult for the BBC Arab channel is to mislead its Arabic audience.
No sanctions should be lifted before the constitution is approved that guarantees equal rights to men women and minorities and autonomy for all secular people who dont want Sharia
Because west invested trillions of trillion dollars in this guy to bring him in power. Salary of one terrorist is 40k USD while at the same time, Official soldier salary of Syria was 40 USD 😂
And how unhuman. They kept silent (with few ineffective exceptions)for decades-long about all the crimes done by Asad family in Syria and now in Palestine.
Imagine a Muslim journalist coming to a Western country that has just emerged from a civil war and is still suffering from its effects, and tens of thousands of prisoners are still being searched for, and then he asks the revolutionaries: “Will you allow polygamy or not?”
@@Dark_RL_ if a Western country had traditional polygamist Muslims in that civil war, then it becomes a valid question. Therefore, the bbc interviewer was correct, and your analogy is naive
@@minasoliman It's funny how little you know and how little your informations. France is about 10% Muslims, the same as Syria is Christians, yet every day people like you shout that the Muslim minority should respect the customs of French and Western society and integrate into Western society. But when it comes to a country with an overwhelming Islamic majority, and also where the current power is Muslims, you come out crying and shedding crocodile tears over the minorities there, and you are afraid to hear anything called "implementing Islamic law". I don't know if this is hypocrisy or cowardice, or both.
Asking if alcohol will be allowed while Syria is facing a significant and unpredictable political shift is the equivalent of asking your mom if you can play Candy Crush while you're in a burning commercial aircraft
No it's not. The answer to the legality of alcohol can show whether islamist sentiments will be so powerful to pass laws to limit small freedoms like this or not. And there for show the potential for an islamist suppression.
@@JustSuger123 Hmm, good point! At the same time, one can argue that the "small freedom" of alcohol's legality has been shown time and time again to reck havoc on societies. Why is the restriction or banning of alcohol seen as extreme and not sound public health policy -- whether or not it's bolstered by an Islamic world view? Nonetheless, I get your point. It's a small question that insinuate bigger answers.
@@bootsmade4walking because prohibition doesn't work. People get drunk in every single country in which alcohol is banned. The real question is why has the world not figured this out for every other banned substance.
Asking about his position on alcohol is a way to push him into a corner and observe his nonverbal communication. He was obviously hiding his opinion behind his reference to a committee and a new constitution: I.e. get a phone committee to do his bidding, create a crazy Islamist constitution, then control the population based on a clownish book written by a paedophile.
Let me preface this by saying I'm not a Muslim - why on earth is tolerance for alcohol drinking given equal importance with education for women? If they want to ban alcohol, why is that an issue?
There are many muslim countries that don’t serve alcohol, that are rich with oil and popular among western tourist and we have no problem with those. I would not mind living in a country where there was no alcohol, even I’m not religious in any way. Weird they make it like an defining issue and sign of something sinister.
@@Prafik614 I agree entirely. Alcohol is a net social negative. If Syria can ban it without creating 1920s US conditions (which plenty of Muslim countries have successfully done), then more power to them.
Its just dumb.. ive asked my Christian friend if she is willing to give up alcohol in order to live peacefully with better economy and non sanctioned country. she said: i would wear a hijab too.. lol
@@ammarsyrie1355 Syria has bigger problems than that. It is clear. Perhaps if Syria overcomes its major problems and wants to ban alcohol later, there is nothing wrong with that. Syria is a Muslim country, not a secular one.
12 years of civil war and 50 years of oppression and you ask about alcohol? thats the last thing Syrians have in their minds...of course they want jobs first and food, homes, electricity, water and basic needs...will they die if there is no alcohol? of course not.
but that's exactly the point. If the new regime was to come straight out of the gate and ban alcohol this would be a very clear signal that it prioritises it's own interpretation of islamic law over and above solving all the issues you just outlined, and creating an inclusive state that respects the rights of all minorities. It is an important question if we want to understand how the new government will operate.
@@bigpopsgg2429NO IT IS NOT. It’s the WEST’s preemptive strike. It’s no different than Israel attacking military bases in Syria. It’s a clumsily veiled threat. It’s the West’s way of saying to the transitory government “play nice or else!”
@@bigpopsgg2429Islamic laws fix a lot of problems but unfortunately the western world has portrayed Islamic regime in ISIS but that’s not true,the real Islamic regime was at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (SA) and the 4 caliphs and if you look at it honesty,you will find that Islam doesn’t tell you to kill disbelievers ,though it tells that they are wrong but that’s not true doesn’t make peace and justice unachievable ,however,Islam instructs you to defend yourself against any violent aggression by any disbeliever
As a citizen of minorities, his speech is very reassuring and sent good signs. especially removing the weapons from all the fighting rebels, but we hope that everyone - including his own forces - let him execute his program, and respect his vision of a new Syria for all its people.
@@abd_mo7398 1- The previous regime was inciting the people and frightening minorities such as the Alawites, Christians and others from this man, and unfortunately based on his history with the jihadist organizations, the regime’s rumors were largely believable.. Therefore, he is absolutely unpopular.. But with his control over Syria and the tolerance that occurred, the fears decreased somewhat.. 2- Any ban will certainly generate popular resentment and unrest. Syria is the cradle of Christianity and for centuries they lived and practiced their rituals freely. However, there are instances in some areas where alcohol shops have been destroyed and closed, even though their owners are Christians. However, I believe that in one way or another people will find a way to obtain alcohol even if was banned.
@@abd_mo7398 Note: In Islamic law, the Islamic government does not interfere in the drinking of alcohol by Christians, and the rules specific to Muslims do not apply to them.
If you look at their leader you can tell he isn’t getting much sleep. In other words he is working really hard to try to build a better place for the next generation. As an American I can respect him for that.
That leader sounds like a very brilliant person. Answered the questions really well. The rest of the world should make sure Syria 🇸🇾 gets back on its feet as an independent nation.
@MoMoIsInHellbro what are you on about our religion do you even know why the f*ck the Middle East is so broken becouse of America killing Sudan husian which created Isis and al-queada installing a dictator in Iran which gave rise to the Shia’s literally you could look at the crusades and how that f*cked the Middle East so it was Christian’s who f*cked it. When Islam was in control with shira law not only was education enhanced but the oldest university in the world was created by a women heck even algebra was created by Muslims even the scientific method.
@MoMoIsInHell - no peace as the west INTERFERES in these countries, invades, creates wars, divides the population- all in order to steal their resources and even their gold reserves in some cases!
Allah is only used for oppression, terror, patriarchal dominance, the objective to destroy all other religions and cultures, pedophilia to name a few...
@@glitchinthematrix9306 you can’t define a man based on his history. I’m pretty sure if I define you based on your history your probably worse than this man
Don't be so gullible. This interview is propaganda for a western audience. Jolani is a head chopper and there is absolutely nothing to suggest he has changed or will have a different approach.
I like Jeremy's work, but this is not his best. This is not the full interview and they clipped the part where the man embarassed the reporter who insisited on asking about alchohol by saying "The Syrian problem is much bigger than the details you are asking about which will be decided by the law, we are talking about 13 milion displaced citezens, people who endured 250 chemical attacks..."
As a person from Iran 🇮🇷 I'm really shameful of Iran Islamic regime act against Syrian people in civil war . Hope their new leader be different in his view . Peace and Prosperity for 🇸🇾
Not a fan of the Shia’s but if nothing else I do think that Iran and the government can’t fully be blamed as the west installed a dictator to control Iran before the Shia uprising and before they installed a dictator the were even doing elections.
It's appalling that a BBC interviewer chose to grill a military commander about alcohol permits, as if this were a top priority for Syrians. Meanwhile, millions struggle to access clean water and families search for loved ones in mass graves. For 54 years, the Assad regime has been perpetuating violence and suffering, yet Western media fixates on trivialities like alcohol consumption.
I think this man has the right attitude for the cyrian people and he will keep the cyrian people safe he gave his life to free cyria and his people this man loves his people and his country that's a real leader
Every nation has the rights to defence itself… Vietnam, you know that nation? Vietnam Used to send their troops into china back in the 12th or 13th century just because they got a good feeling that china is about to invade Vietnam (they won, Vietnam won or indecisive depending on what source that you want to believe in, but china didn't try to invade Vietnam after it so it was a success)
@@G.A.C_Preserve yeah but some people use the excuse of self defence for selfish goals like Isreal who have killed more people before Oct the 7th than hundreds of thousands of Oct the7th and after Oct the 7th they still break UN laws and regulations that are war crimes by every human rights organisation in the world and are still acting like the victim.
Why is alcohol such an important deal for the BBC? Syria is a Muslim country and alcohol is haram- we should be respecting their culture and customs. If you don't want to be told how to live your life, do the same.
Because this interview was for a western audience. AKA propaganda. This head chopper will continue to cause misery in Syria and the US will rape the country of it's natural resources. Same old, same old!
@@chutney-h3o No - he doesn't want ppl to drink Alcohol. A certain minority want to Close all English Pubs (& it Will Never⚠️ Happen) & open even more Hookah/Coffee shops. No Drinking! Just Lots of Smoking. Shisa etc. 🎵🎵"Everybody say No!"🎵🎵 Merry Merry 🙏🏻✝️🎄🎅
This entire interview happened to spread propaganda The way this guy kept asking questions that matter to americans and the western culture only, not caring about researching what really happened in syria in the past decades beforehand is shameful
Your “culture” involves violating the rights of individuals, particularly their rights to bodily autonomy: i.e. to drink alcohol. One cannot “impose” culture in such a fashion. You are literally characterizing a generic increase in freedom as tyrannical. That's an Orwellian absurdity.
You can find one with English subtitles a full 31 min interview. Just write Abraham eduction in RUclips and the write Syrian leader interview and you will be able to read the subtitles no English speaking translations unfortunately.
Ahmad is the right man in the right time .. he was very patient with the interviewer islamophobic questions and answered them wisely without undermining himself and tried to direct the answers to Syrians needs instead of the west propaganda you should watch the full interview its masterclass of how to deal with this super complicated situation he is in
Why don't you put the full interview as it was in Arabic why you cut the part where he told the interviewer that Syria has bigger issues than these your presence is talking about 2:23 and he summed up the major issues after that the interviewer started: let's talk about the bigger issues. You are making it look like your interviewer himself decided to talk about bigger issues while in fact al jolani manipulated him and showed him what he should ask about 😂 2:23
Millions have died, millions have been displaced, and millions are injured-yet in the first two minutes, women’s rights and alcohol became the focus of discussion for this great journalist. You are the greatest example of hypocrisy on this planet. It is their country, and they have the right to decide what is ethical and what is not.
Harping on about alcohol which kills millions!! If Syrias leaders don't want it legal there, it's up to them! USA had prohibition. He sounds like an extremely intelligent man who freed his country.
Agreed isn’t the majority of the people in Syria Sunni Muslims so if you had a vote what do you think the people would want if he stayed he would allow alcohol isn’t that oppression.
@@aqeebshahbaz3306 Not banning alcohol doesn't magically demand people consume it. They are free, within their own group that holds that stance, to not consume it, whether it is illegal as a matter of politically stated law or not. They're not even required to peddle it to customers that might want it. If it's not banned by law, the minority that *does* wish to partake can, the majority that does not wish to partake can simply continue not doing so. There's no oppression in *not* taking away someone else's freedoms to suit the limitations you place on yourself within your own beliefs.
@@xxpoisonblxx your argument is flawed as if the majority of the people want it to banned and the leader don’t comply is that democracy and that morel.
@@aqeebshahbaz3306 Morality isn't a black and white topic, *because* of this sort of issue. It's entirely dependent on the framework you view morality through. From within the confines of religious belief, alcohol consumption might be immoral, but *imposing* the rules of those beliefs on those that don't share them is, by other measures, immoral. Particularly when it simply serves to criminalize a minority population for disagreeing with the majority. Pure majority decisions stripping freedoms from minorities is entirely possible under a flat democratic system, but it has also been shown many times throughout history to be a source of oppression. The typical term applied to it in western texts on the topic is "Tyranny of the majority".
It saddens me to hear this as a person from Syria. At a time when we want any way to reach our relatives and friends who were buried in mass graves or who were unjustly executed in Assad's prisons. And until this day, the search is ongoing by any means for the missing and you are asking about drinking alcohol?? You are mocking our wounds.. As a person who drinks alcohol, from now on I will refrain from doing so after hearing the BBC and I will urge all my acquaintances and friends to refrain from drinking alcohol.
The value, culture and beliefs of Syrian people must be respected. The issue of alcohol at this point in time when people are dying of hunger is really a non issue. I really doubt the proficiency, skills and competency of this reporter. Prioritization is the key at this time. All Syrian people are in amid of jubilation on the downfall of their torturer . Instead of talking about what rebuild the hope of these people who already mentally damaged, you're talking about a trivial matter that doesn't help them at all . I want to tell to this reporter that you have conducted the most shoddy interview program that I have ever watched. The tremendous respect that I have for you is to tell you " GO BACK TO CLASS AND RETRAIN AGAIN"
@@omarscience You don't say. Don't worry. It's the BBC. None of us watch it. Since u know - if we wanted to watch Propaganda from a Middle Eastern Dictatorship we would just straightforward go to Al Jazeera! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 (but that's not necessary with the BBC being on.) For the Moment.. 😂 Merry Merry 🎄🎅✝️✝️ Peace🙏🏻✝️✝️🇬🇧
@自由之风-v9g That would be no. We can read "Extremists with Links to Al Q" - just fine. (& I'm sure a sensible Hong Konger or mainland Chinese person can too.) Merry Merry 🙏🏻🎄🎅✝️
Syria is poised to become the most prosperous and vibrant country in the Middle East. Syria is blessed with abundant fertile lands, water, great weather and kind people, but again, it all depends on how honest, moderate and genuine its new leaders are. If they are smart and intelligent they will adopt the path of moderation, one that will adopt democracy and freedom and allow the rights of minorities to live and worship freely without being persecuted or discriminated against. Same goes for the rights of women to be given equal opportunities. Syria is culturally rich and diverse, this is what makes the fabric of Syria's society so dynamic and vibrant. Now as confidence begins to build, though slowly but surely, many Syrian expats and refugees coming back home will bring with them their experiences and knowledge plus the capital they accrued and acquired in the Diaspora to benefit the rebuilding of Syria into a modern and progressive nation. Syria has the potential to become the leading banking hub in the region plus being the leading service industry, tourism, health and education center as well. It all depends on the path Syria takes, we all pray that Islamic radicalism and fundamentalism will not destroy the new Syria, the people of Syria have had more than enough of sufferings, pain, humiliation and wars, Syria's time is now, let the new Syria be what we're all praying, the shining star of the Middle East.
Alcohol is a weapon for the Western governments. With Alcohol they can numb the brains of millions of people. How else can you justify the crimes of the West while their citizens are sleeping?
His beard and mustache send a subtle offer of peace among sunni and shia. But I still have a hard time believing he will be kind to all of the minorities. A man doesn't become kind and inclusive overnight, does he? Let us pray he _has_ renounced his evil ways.
Is it possible that this person is placed on the terrorist lists while Bashar Al-Assad was not placed on that list after he killed the people, abandoned them and arrested them in underground prisons?
So, rebuilding homes, ending poverty, restoring dignity, and getting thousands out of camps - non of that matters. What's really important, according to some, is ensuring access to alcohol. Priorities, right? This obsession with imposing irrelevant concerns about Syria while ignoring the real suffering is absurd. Absolutely sick of this mindset!
We will see but he is right about one thing there has been rulers in past in Syria that have united all the different people so does make the rulers of Damascus unique. They where not brutal dictators like Assad family.
Main thing to create good system in the country are things like security, rule of law, institutions, coruption issues etc. Drinking alcohol really? Even in EU you have so many alcohol restrictions implemented in laws..idk why would it be so relevant right now when they have much importnt things to do..
BBC, publish the full interview in English. You are a Public service company and one of the few in the West who was allowed to interview Ahmed al-Sharaa, it should be a responsibility to be transparent and show the entire interview in English. To earn the respect of your audience.
not to mention it creates drunk dads that beat their wives and kids and create traffic accidents which causes deaths , no wonder Julani just skipped that question
Agreed I mean arn’t majority of Syrians Muslims so what do you think they would want if they voted heck in a vote the majority of them might even want to make it be a rule to wear it so the likelihood strangers sexualising them goes down.
Drinking alcohol isn't a good for human physical and mental health...Then why the interviewer trying push him to tell about Alcohol Drinking... We all know the devastating result of alcoholic patients... As a right human behaviors we own should take stand against alcohol ... Its not just a religious views and doctrines that in Islam Alcohol Drinking is Haram...or prohibited.. Its prohibited in Islam because of its bad effects of humans... So, we should concern about healthy issues... Its really shameful to raise this kinda topic to ask Muhammad Julani for creating badimpression ...
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They cut the part where jolani says that he's asking stupid questions
He didn’t know that he will take stupid questions or maybe he thinks that average muslims are stupid!?
have you got a link to the full one? ideally without dubbing
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Why not show the full interview? I dare you
@@musicrocks1509
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To ask about alcohol beverages when Syria has just gotten out of a decade long civil war with close to 600,000 deaths by Assad the butcher is an absolute mockery. Appaling
Absolutely agree.
Now that being said, as a person of Syrian descent who drinks - I am kind of curious myself lol
Basically, its a litmus test on whether the laws will be secular or based in islamic principles, and how strict will they be applied.
Disgusting question under this situation
Is not. It means if is going to be secular or religious ruling. You won't understand how to ask questions without being direct to a terrorist
Really smh
Why BBC not posting full 31 minutes interview which is available on BBC arabic.
For propaganda reasons welcome to politics
The BBC aims to depict him as a tērr#0ri$t to align with the Western agenda. With the weapons industry being a nearly $44 billion business, resolving conflicts in the Middle East would significantly impact their GDP. However, the Arab world is aware of the truth, thanks to Al Jazeera, making it difficult for the BBC Arab channel is to mislead its Arabic audience.
were you born yesterday? The rest doesn't serve the interests of the masters
No sanctions should be lifted before the constitution is approved that guarantees equal rights to men women and minorities and autonomy for all secular people who dont want Sharia
@@history_repeats8201 the sanctions you speak about as always mainly hurt the people you claim to want to protect
"Can people drink alcohol?" Is the new "Let them eat cake." It shows how detached the West is from reality.
Because west invested trillions of trillion dollars in this guy to bring him in power. Salary of one terrorist is 40k USD while at the same time, Official soldier salary of Syria was 40 USD 😂
The west facilitated jolani's rise to power. They can ask him anything they want.
And how unhuman. They kept silent (with few ineffective exceptions)for decades-long about all the crimes done by Asad family in Syria and now in Palestine.
The Jews are trying to sell alcohol in Syria and they have their puppet in there to clear it! LOL
😂
Imagine a Muslim journalist coming to a Western country that has just emerged from a civil war and is still suffering from its effects, and tens of thousands of prisoners are still being searched for, and then he asks the revolutionaries: “Will you allow polygamy or not?”
Spot on example
@@Dark_RL_ if a Western country had traditional polygamist Muslims in that civil war, then it becomes a valid question. Therefore, the bbc interviewer was correct, and your analogy is naive
Syria has never been exclusionary muslim. It was always multicultural and Christianity here have longer history than Islam.
Muslim journalists and politicians are always preaching the West how the West should behave when it comes to all issues related to Islam.
@@minasoliman It's funny how little you know and how little your informations. France is about 10% Muslims, the same as Syria is Christians, yet every day people like you shout that the Muslim minority should respect the customs of French and Western society and integrate into Western society. But when it comes to a country with an overwhelming Islamic majority, and also where the current power is Muslims, you come out crying and shedding crocodile tears over the minorities there, and you are afraid to hear anything called "implementing Islamic law". I don't know if this is hypocrisy or cowardice, or both.
Post the whole interview
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@mts95714 thanks
Israel wants it short
Asking if alcohol will be allowed while Syria is facing a significant and unpredictable political shift is the equivalent of asking your mom if you can play Candy Crush while you're in a burning commercial aircraft
lol yeah how condescending!
No it's not. The answer to the legality of alcohol can show whether islamist sentiments will be so powerful to pass laws to limit small freedoms like this or not. And there for show the potential for an islamist suppression.
@@JustSuger123 Hmm, good point! At the same time, one can argue that the "small freedom" of alcohol's legality has been shown time and time again to reck havoc on societies. Why is the restriction or banning of alcohol seen as extreme and not sound public health policy -- whether or not it's bolstered by an Islamic world view? Nonetheless, I get your point. It's a small question that insinuate bigger answers.
@@bootsmade4walking because prohibition doesn't work. People get drunk in every single country in which alcohol is banned. The real question is why has the world not figured this out for every other banned substance.
@@bigpopsgg2429not is saudi arabis is working just fine keep alcohol in west
What horrible questions from the journalist. They are still uncovering mass graves and your're worried about alcohol??? Very Tone deaf.
i agree, what a stupid journalist!
Asking about his position on alcohol is a way to push him into a corner and observe his nonverbal communication. He was obviously hiding his opinion behind his reference to a committee and a new constitution: I.e. get a phone committee to do his bidding, create a crazy Islamist constitution, then control the population based on a clownish book written by a paedophile.
Western narratives wont die down in its propaganda 😅
they don t have food bbc: but can we drink a pint mate?
theyre asking if the cultural practices of religious minorities will be protected. ~20% are alawite or christian and drink alcohol
I was waiting for a "will you respect peoples pronouns" question
The question is to see if Syria will have sharia law, you are confused.
@roguetrader33
So what is wrong with Sharia low, the majority of Syrians want the sharea low. And always majority leads minority
@@Ahmed-hz1dv Go live in a cave in afghanistan
Let me preface this by saying I'm not a Muslim - why on earth is tolerance for alcohol drinking given equal importance with education for women? If they want to ban alcohol, why is that an issue?
There are many muslim countries that don’t serve alcohol, that are rich with oil and popular among western tourist and we have no problem with those. I would not mind living in a country where there was no alcohol, even I’m not religious in any way. Weird they make it like an defining issue and sign of something sinister.
@@Prafik614 I agree entirely. Alcohol is a net social negative. If Syria can ban it without creating 1920s US conditions (which plenty of Muslim countries have successfully done), then more power to them.
Its just dumb.. ive asked my Christian friend if she is willing to give up alcohol in order to live peacefully with better economy and non sanctioned country.
she said: i would wear a hijab too.. lol
Dude he won't ban alcohol, we "Syrians" invented alcohol and it's a part of our culture, even more than 70% of muslims drink alcohol in syria
@@ammarsyrie1355 Syria has bigger problems than that. It is clear. Perhaps if Syria overcomes its major problems and wants to ban alcohol later, there is nothing wrong with that. Syria is a Muslim country, not a secular one.
12 years of civil war and 50 years of oppression and you ask about alcohol? thats the last thing Syrians have in their minds...of course they want jobs first and food, homes, electricity, water and basic needs...will they die if there is no alcohol? of course not.
but that's exactly the point. If the new regime was to come straight out of the gate and ban alcohol this would be a very clear signal that it prioritises it's own interpretation of islamic law over and above solving all the issues you just outlined, and creating an inclusive state that respects the rights of all minorities. It is an important question if we want to understand how the new government will operate.
@@bigpopsgg2429NO IT IS NOT. It’s the WEST’s preemptive strike. It’s no different than Israel attacking military bases in Syria. It’s a clumsily veiled threat. It’s the West’s way of saying to the transitory government “play nice or else!”
@@bigpopsgg2429Islamic laws fix a lot of problems but unfortunately the western world has portrayed Islamic regime in ISIS but that’s not true,the real Islamic regime was at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (SA) and the 4 caliphs and if you look at it honesty,you will find that Islam doesn’t tell you to kill disbelievers ,though it tells that they are wrong but that’s not true doesn’t make peace and justice unachievable ,however,Islam instructs you to defend yourself against any violent aggression by any disbeliever
@@bigpopsgg2429 in all Islamic history none Muslims keep drinking alcohol it is just forbidden on Muslims 😂😂😂
Why they fought 12 years then !?
I wish the best for the Syrian people. May this government receive the much needed support in order to give peace to all inhabitants.
The man sounds rational and balanced. Time will tell.
This murderer? Hahahaha.
@ Assad is the mass murderer, you are very confused.
@exhainca Well if he's not, then either Assad would still be in power or he's dead a long time ago.
Says an American or a British?
I wanna know how to respond@@exhainca
@@GenJuhru
This man didn't kill someone for no reason
Only syrians know how bad was it in Syria
As a citizen of minorities, his speech is very reassuring and sent good signs.
especially removing the weapons from all the fighting rebels, but we hope that everyone - including his own forces - let him execute his program, and respect his vision of a new Syria for all its people.
is not drinking عرق a deal breaker for you? or its just a west problem?
and what about banning revealing clothes for women?
How popular is he in Christian and Allawite communities?
And will they be annoyed if there is a ban on alcohol, revealing clothes and so on.. ?
@@abd_mo7398
1- The previous regime was inciting the people and frightening minorities such as the Alawites, Christians and others from this man, and unfortunately based on his history with the jihadist organizations, the regime’s rumors were largely believable.. Therefore, he is absolutely unpopular.. But with his control over Syria and the tolerance that occurred, the fears decreased somewhat..
2- Any ban will certainly generate popular resentment and unrest. Syria is the cradle of Christianity and for centuries they lived and practiced their rituals freely. However, there are instances in some areas where alcohol shops have been destroyed and closed, even though their owners are Christians.
However, I believe that in one way or another people will find a way to obtain alcohol even if was banned.
@abd_mo7398 in Islamic Sharia Christian and jews and none Muslims can drink alcohol just to not selling it to the Muslims that the law .
@@abd_mo7398
Note: In Islamic law, the Islamic government does not interfere in the drinking of alcohol by Christians, and the rules specific to Muslims do not apply to them.
this man is very shrewd and diplomatic.He will make Syria a kind of stable and at peace.
You're insane
@MoMoIsInHell cry bb
You have been brainwashed by mainstream media
He’s a head chopper that’s why there is a 10 million bounty on his head so Syrias forgive this guy for blood shed but not Assad
Al-Q@eda Jolani, I think not
If you look at their leader you can tell he isn’t getting much sleep. In other words he is working really hard to try to build a better place for the next generation. As an American I can respect him for that.
You're a f***ing idiot then. Have you forgotten it was his group that took down the twin towers?
BBC … we we literally search for mass graves and you questions are about alcohol consumption ? What a jone
You talk about the past. We talk about the future
@ ah really? We’ll give us time to count our dead before having a chat then
@MoMoIsInHell hahaha
@MoMoIsInHell Shut up
@@روائعالفن-ل8ظI love alcohol
That leader sounds like a very brilliant person. Answered the questions really well.
The rest of the world should make sure Syria 🇸🇾 gets back on its feet as an independent nation.
Not that he was trained or prepped to answer the way he did of course 😂
May Allah grant Syria and their leaders tawfiq in building a stable government with integrity and harmony. May peace spread across the world.
Bro, where did you see prosperity and peace in a country with your religion? 😂 😂 😂 It will be none
@MoMoIsInHellbro what are you on about our religion do you even know why the f*ck the Middle East is so broken becouse of America killing Sudan husian which created Isis and al-queada installing a dictator in Iran which gave rise to the Shia’s literally you could look at the crusades and how that f*cked the Middle East so it was Christian’s who f*cked it. When Islam was in control with shira law not only was education enhanced but the oldest university in the world was created by a women heck even algebra was created by Muslims even the scientific method.
@MoMoIsInHellremember al Qaeda is a US funded organisation.
@MoMoIsInHell - no peace as the west INTERFERES in these countries, invades, creates wars, divides the population- all in order to steal their resources and even their gold reserves in some cases!
Allah is only used for oppression, terror, patriarchal dominance, the objective to destroy all other religions and cultures, pedophilia to name a few...
"Will there be alcohol?" "Will you act like taliban?" This is embarassing
why is the full interview not translated into English?
Its bbc propaganda... They cut major part form interview
Because it’s BBC
I think I was completely wrong about this man and I apologize.
He is way more reasonable than I thought originally.
Yea you might wanna look up his history and his failed invasion into Lebanon in 2015...
@@glitchinthematrix9306 you can’t define a man based on his history. I’m pretty sure if I define you based on your history your probably worse than this man
Don't be so gullible. This interview is propaganda for a western audience. Jolani is a head chopper and there is absolutely nothing to suggest he has changed or will have a different approach.
@@kennycube5126 cry 😂
I like Jeremy's work, but this is not his best. This is not the full interview and they clipped the part where the man embarassed the reporter who insisited on asking about alchohol by saying "The Syrian problem is much bigger than the details you are asking about which will be decided by the law, we are talking about 13 milion displaced citezens, people who endured 250 chemical attacks..."
This guy sounds genuine god willing Syria recovers..
As a person from Iran 🇮🇷 I'm really shameful of Iran Islamic regime act against Syrian people in civil war . Hope their new leader be different in his view . Peace and Prosperity for 🇸🇾
Not a fan of the Shia’s but if nothing else I do think that Iran and the government can’t fully be blamed as the west installed a dictator to control Iran before the Shia uprising and before they installed a dictator the were even doing elections.
Shi'ite regime. They are anything, but Islamic.
Irans Regime doesn't have anything to do with Islam. They are misusing Islam
Most Iranian citizens seems ok with this.
its just the Lebanese and Iraqis who are mad that the so called "axis of resistance" is broken.
@@moabd7575 well I mean if your the country in the world with the most sanctions I guess you have to be flexible.
Where is the full interview?
It's only arabic bbc channel not here
ruclips.net/video/3lfnP9H9ojM/видео.htmlsi=2q7tDtIOKX1FCjSt
The guy asking about alcohol is a serious drunk.
It's appalling that a BBC interviewer chose to grill a military commander about alcohol permits, as if this were a top priority for Syrians. Meanwhile, millions struggle to access clean water and families search for loved ones in mass graves. For 54 years, the Assad regime has been perpetuating violence and suffering, yet Western media fixates on trivialities like alcohol consumption.
I think this man has the right attitude for the cyrian people and he will keep the cyrian people safe he gave his life to free cyria and his people this man loves his people and his country that's a real leader
"...Strong enough to face them right now.." That explains all you need to know in this interview
Artinya HTS terlalu lemah untuk melawan intervensi asing
@@muhammadsyafiimaarif8653than again he could just be saying that to give a false impression🤷♂️ can’t be too careful.
I mean, the zionists are literally invading syria right now?? what do you expect for him to do? offer them syrian tea?
Every nation has the rights to defence itself…
Vietnam, you know that nation?
Vietnam Used to send their troops into china back in the 12th or 13th century just because they got a good feeling that china is about to invade Vietnam (they won, Vietnam won or indecisive depending on what source that you want to believe in, but china didn't try to invade Vietnam after it so it was a success)
@@G.A.C_Preserve yeah but some people use the excuse of self defence for selfish goals like Isreal who have killed more people before Oct the 7th than hundreds of thousands of Oct the7th and after Oct the 7th they still break UN laws and regulations that are war crimes by every human rights organisation in the world and are still acting like the victim.
His father was an educated man and Ahmad possesses great wisdom. Won in Iraq and in Syria as a fighter and is an intelligent diplomat.
HE IS ABSOLUTELY A SMART MAN. HE ANSWERS QUESTIONS INTELLEGENTLY
اللهم احفظ سوريا واهلها واجعلها آمنة مطمئنة!!
based Jolani based al-Sharaa. make syria a safe, stable and prosperous nation again!
BBC is an alcohol ambassador!😂
Dude took over and is being smart
Why is alcohol such an important deal for the BBC? Syria is a Muslim country and alcohol is haram- we should be respecting their culture and customs. If you don't want to be told how to live your life, do the same.
Because this interview was for a western audience. AKA propaganda. This head chopper will continue to cause misery in Syria and the US will rape the country of it's natural resources. Same old, same old!
In the UK, there is discussion about banning cigarettes, even though alcohol significantly impacts health and society.
Alcohol probably more profitable? They're also banning adverts for porridge in the UK but happily advertise coca cola and other sugary "delights".
This is a
CHRISTIAN COUNTRY
& EVER WILL
BE SO.
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@@chutney-h3o
No - he doesn't want ppl to drink Alcohol.
A certain minority
want to
Close all
English Pubs
(& it Will Never⚠️ Happen)
& open even more Hookah/Coffee shops.
No Drinking!
Just Lots of Smoking.
Shisa etc.
🎵🎵"Everybody say No!"🎵🎵
Merry Merry
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What you think will happen to taxes then? You that naive?
Sound balance in editing please
This entire interview happened to spread propaganda
The way this guy kept asking questions that matter to americans and the western culture only, not caring about researching what really happened in syria in the past decades beforehand is shameful
I want the full interview translated in English!
ruclips.net/video/SYhCjXSNUIY/видео.htmlsi=8XWyz6YpHfku_eC1
Syria is gone ....rip ...god help them
This man if is smart, could turn into a respected person around the world.
availability of alcohol is a big issue may be for western people but not for muslims. Dont impose your culture on others
Agreed heck the majority of the population are Muslims in a vote they might even want everyone to were hijabs.🤷♂️
Your “culture” involves violating the rights of individuals, particularly their rights to bodily autonomy: i.e. to drink alcohol. One cannot “impose” culture in such a fashion. You are literally characterizing a generic increase in freedom as tyrannical. That's an Orwellian absurdity.
It’s still available in secular and Christian areas in Damascus. They don’t impose their religion on non Muslims
where can i find the full version pf the interview?
Bbc arabic channel only not here 😂😂
it's only on the BBC Arabic and they disabled the translation
@@omar619kamis but like in Arabic or in English as well?
You can find one with English subtitles a full 31 min interview. Just write Abraham eduction in RUclips and the write Syrian leader interview and you will be able to read the subtitles no English speaking translations unfortunately.
@@aqeebshahbaz3306 well that's at least something... i think it's an important thing, isn't it
Ahmad is the right man in the right time .. he was very patient with the interviewer islamophobic questions and answered them wisely without undermining himself and tried to direct the answers to Syrians needs instead of the west propaganda you should watch the full interview its masterclass of how to deal with this super complicated situation he is in
Ahmad came to power by West and he will fulfill their demands!
Why don't you put the full interview as it was in Arabic why you cut the part where he told the interviewer that Syria has bigger issues than these your presence is talking about 2:23 and he summed up the major issues after that the interviewer started: let's talk about the bigger issues.
You are making it look like your interviewer himself decided to talk about bigger issues while in fact al jolani manipulated him and showed him what he should ask about 😂 2:23
Millions have died, millions have been displaced, and millions are injured-yet in the first two minutes, women’s rights and alcohol became the focus of discussion for this great journalist. You are the greatest example of hypocrisy on this planet. It is their country, and they have the right to decide what is ethical and what is not.
out of all these miseries inflicted on Syria BBC is only concerned about whether be people be able to gulp alcohol. what a failure !!!
Harping on about alcohol which kills millions!! If Syrias leaders don't want it legal there, it's up to them! USA had prohibition. He sounds like an extremely intelligent man who freed his country.
Agreed isn’t the majority of the people in Syria Sunni Muslims so if you had a vote what do you think the people would want if he stayed he would allow alcohol isn’t that oppression.
@@aqeebshahbaz3306 Not banning alcohol doesn't magically demand people consume it. They are free, within their own group that holds that stance, to not consume it, whether it is illegal as a matter of politically stated law or not. They're not even required to peddle it to customers that might want it. If it's not banned by law, the minority that *does* wish to partake can, the majority that does not wish to partake can simply continue not doing so. There's no oppression in *not* taking away someone else's freedoms to suit the limitations you place on yourself within your own beliefs.
@@xxpoisonblxx your argument is flawed as if the majority of the people want it to banned and the leader don’t comply is that democracy and that morel.
@@aqeebshahbaz3306 Morality isn't a black and white topic, *because* of this sort of issue. It's entirely dependent on the framework you view morality through. From within the confines of religious belief, alcohol consumption might be immoral, but *imposing* the rules of those beliefs on those that don't share them is, by other measures, immoral. Particularly when it simply serves to criminalize a minority population for disagreeing with the majority. Pure majority decisions stripping freedoms from minorities is entirely possible under a flat democratic system, but it has also been shown many times throughout history to be a source of oppression. The typical term applied to it in western texts on the topic is "Tyranny of the majority".
They already lifted the $10 million reward for information leading to his arrest.
It saddens me to hear this as a person from Syria. At a time when we want any way to reach our relatives and friends who were buried in mass graves or who were unjustly executed in Assad's prisons. And until this day, the search is ongoing by any means for the missing and you are asking about drinking alcohol?? You are mocking our wounds.. As a person who drinks alcohol, from now on I will refrain from doing so after hearing the BBC and I will urge all my acquaintances and friends to refrain from drinking alcohol.
"Not obligated to prove to the world we work seriously" Yes. Yes you are if you're asking for sanctions to be lifted.
The value, culture and beliefs of Syrian people must be respected. The issue of alcohol at this point in time when people are dying of hunger is really a non issue. I really doubt the proficiency, skills and competency of this reporter. Prioritization is the key at this time. All Syrian people are in amid of jubilation on the downfall of their torturer . Instead of talking about what rebuild the hope of these people who already mentally damaged, you're talking about a trivial matter that doesn't help them at all . I want to tell to this reporter that you have conducted the most shoddy interview program that I have ever watched. The tremendous respect that I have for you is to tell you " GO BACK TO CLASS AND RETRAIN AGAIN"
BBC's priority is Alcohol, instead of the below distraction situation in Syria
Great and smart leader. He knows what to be answered and not. May Allah keep their peace, property and trust among them.
Who the hell cares about alcohol, such a stupid question...
The translation is partially inaccurate.
@@omarscience
You don't say.
Don't worry.
It's the BBC.
None of us watch it.
Since u know - if we wanted to watch Propaganda from a Middle Eastern Dictatorship
we would just straightforward
go to Al Jazeera!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
(but that's not
necessary with
the BBC being on.)
For the Moment..
😂
Merry Merry
🎄🎅✝️✝️
Peace🙏🏻✝️✝️🇬🇧
No lifting of sanctions until guarantees are made to protect Christians in Syria.
Everyone should help syria grow ... rebuild...
Not above me
Can u say
"Extremists with
Links to
Al
Q?"
(So can we.)
Merry Merry
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Peace🙏🏻🇬🇧
@自由之风-v9g
That would be no.
We can read
"Extremists with
Links to Al
Q" - just fine.
(& I'm sure a sensible Hong Konger or mainland Chinese person can too.)
Merry Merry
🙏🏻🎄🎅✝️
Why did they mention drinking alcohol while a civil war has just finished is crazy to me 🤦🏼♂️🤣
Syria is poised to become the most prosperous and vibrant country in the Middle East. Syria is blessed with abundant fertile lands, water, great weather and kind people, but again, it all depends on how honest, moderate and genuine its new leaders are. If they are smart and intelligent they will adopt the path of moderation, one that will adopt democracy and freedom and allow the rights of minorities to live and worship freely without being persecuted or discriminated against. Same goes for the rights of women to be given equal opportunities. Syria is culturally rich and diverse, this is what makes the fabric of Syria's society so dynamic and vibrant. Now as confidence begins to build, though slowly but surely, many Syrian expats and refugees coming back home will bring with them their experiences and knowledge plus the capital they accrued and acquired in the Diaspora to benefit the rebuilding of Syria into a modern and progressive nation. Syria has the potential to become the leading banking hub in the region plus being the leading service industry, tourism, health and education center as well. It all depends on the path Syria takes, we all pray that Islamic radicalism and fundamentalism will not destroy the new Syria, the people of Syria have had more than enough of sufferings, pain, humiliation and wars, Syria's time is now, let the new Syria be what we're all praying, the shining star of the Middle East.
God bless the Syrian people Syria will become a economical super power
Drinking alcohol isn’t a human right. I have no idea why it’s so important to these reporters.
Alcohol is a weapon for the Western governments. With Alcohol they can numb the brains of millions of people. How else can you justify the crimes of the West while their citizens are sleeping?
because they wish to ravage the Syrian woman.....the first step is to detach the hearts of Syrians from God through alcohol, drugs, and porn
The regime is very determined to transform Syria towards a peace stable country
Alcohol is the worst thing that ever happened to humanity if you don’t believe me check the receipts.
Islam is the worst thing ever to happen to humanity.. check the receipts.
His beard and mustache send a subtle offer of peace among sunni and shia. But I still have a hard time believing he will be kind to all of the minorities. A man doesn't become kind and inclusive overnight, does he? Let us pray he _has_ renounced his evil ways.
If you want get drunk and drive come to the UK!!
Is it possible that this person is placed on the terrorist lists while Bashar Al-Assad was not placed on that list after he killed the people, abandoned them and arrested them in underground prisons?
He’s got a cold charisma. Smart man no doubt. But the Murricans will never forgive him for he killed their soldiers in Iraq.
Americans don't even care about their veterans at home
Americans don't even care about their people at home. They only care about the people when they win politically something from it
Murricans had no business in Iraq and they should seek justice from their politicians and leaders of that war
They had it coming...
Those weak spirited 'no heart' Americans, cannot even handle a small fraction of the punishment they deal out to others
No peace without forgiveness.. But this man liberate his country and has the best intention with Syria. what else do you want ?
am falling in love with the composure, openness, and intelligence of this guy.. may Allah helps him to give a new beautiful image of Syria
What an obnoxious "journalist". "Does Syrian culture includd women's rights, women's education, tolerance for people, drinking alcohol?"🤡🤡🤡
He didn't ask him if he still approves of 9/11, which he is on record as saying.
Where full video
BBC Arab
@ I don’t understand Arabic 😢,,, ana arbi malum suiya suiya
بامكانك تشغيل الترجمة التلقائية@@innocent3163
@@innocent3163there is English translation of full interview!
Many sentences were cut.
Following the legend conventions
He is a great
Wiseman
man of unusual learning, judgment, or insight
This man sounds ready for governance and very In-depth on foreign relations..
He have quality of leadership
Impressed by the response of this person... Pretty diplomatic and wise answers.
Gazillion of problem to be fixed. BBC: aLcOhOl?
So, rebuilding homes, ending poverty, restoring dignity, and getting thousands out of camps - non of that matters. What's really important, according to some, is ensuring access to alcohol. Priorities, right? This obsession with imposing irrelevant concerns about Syria while ignoring the real suffering is absurd. Absolutely sick of this mindset!
The sanctions should be lifted. Let the people figure out the path to rebuild the country again.
Did Syria have the best alcohol ever? Why is he making alcohol a big deal?
Dont trust them.
May God save this smart guy 🙏
The translation is cut and inaccurate
I wonder who is going to get the reconstruction contracts, that will say a lot.
You are really wondering??.... clearly, you don't know or remember that there is a cabal called the WESTERN IMPERIALIST S!🤣🤓😁
How so?
Guess who? Turkey and the rest of nato
@@جابرالسهرودي
Please!
My sides..🤣
Merry Merry
Christmas
🎄🎅🎊✝️
Peace🙏🏻✝️
Note - We don't type right to left but Nevermind
Alcohol ???? Really .
Leopards changing spots now? Really?? Lets talk in 2 yrs😂😂
We will see but he is right about one thing there has been rulers in past in Syria that have united all the different people so does make the rulers of Damascus unique. They where not brutal dictators like Assad family.
Best of luck to Syria! ❤❤❤
May God bless Syria!❤❤❤
Main thing to create good system in the country are things like security, rule of law, institutions, coruption issues etc. Drinking alcohol really? Even in EU you have so many alcohol restrictions implemented in laws..idk why would it be so relevant right now when they have much importnt things to do..
Agreed the majority of the people are Muslims do you really think they want that to be legalised.
Ahmed al-Sharaa is clearly an intelligent man. I wish him well.
Alcohol related question necessary?
Don't lift sanctions until women are free and woman can travel in and out without abuse??? Believe it is seeing lt 😎👍🙏🕯
Well said jolani
BBC " we obviously care about alcohol here !! 😂"
BBC, publish the full interview in English. You are a Public service company and one of the few in the West who was allowed to interview Ahmed al-Sharaa, it should be a responsibility to be transparent and show the entire interview in English. To earn the respect of your audience.
Alcohol is the litmas test for BBC😂 such a stupid question! In a islamic State you want a toxic poisoning drink alcohol 😅
not to mention it creates drunk dads that beat their wives and kids and create traffic accidents which causes deaths , no wonder Julani just skipped that question
Agreed I mean arn’t majority of Syrians Muslims so what do you think they would want if they voted heck in a vote the majority of them might even want to make it be a rule to wear it so the likelihood strangers sexualising them goes down.
Why does the audio keep switching from one speaker to the other?
The cuts they made to hide the Extremist Codswallop.
Probably.
Merry Merry🎉🎉
🙏🏻🇬🇧✝️🎊
Drinking alcohol isn't a good for human physical and mental health...Then why the interviewer trying push him to tell about Alcohol Drinking...
We all know the devastating result of alcoholic patients...
As a right human behaviors we own should take stand against alcohol ...
Its not just a religious views and doctrines that in Islam Alcohol Drinking is Haram...or prohibited..
Its prohibited in Islam because of its bad effects of humans...
So, we should concern about healthy issues...
Its really shameful to raise this kinda topic to ask Muhammad Julani for creating badimpression ...
bbc bs
Bbc supported the genocide in gaza it says it all.
Everyone is talking bout this alcohol issue. What's the timestamp?