Washington: Since President Donald Trump announced his intention to end a half -century of US sanctions on Syria, a debate has developed in his administration how quickly and well it should be.Risk may be the future of a transitional government, which at the end of last year expelled Syrian leader Bashar Assad from power and hopes that it can stabilize the country after a 13 -year civil war, which has died or displaced, the economy is still on Syrian soil in ruins and thousands of foreign fighters.American presidents have punished the autocratic family that first controlled Syria over the years, and can be quickly picked up or forgiven through executive action. But the Congress took some strict measures and will have to be removed permanently. The Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shra, former terrorist commander, who led to overthrow, says he is working to make an inclusive government friendly for the West. Some officials of the Trump administration are emphasizing to lift or waive sanctions as soon as possible without demanding difficult situations. Others in the administration have proposed a phased approach, which is soon offering short -term discounts on some restrictions and then binding the extension or a comprehensive executive order for the terms of the Syrian meeting, which can be quite slow – or even permanently – long -term relief. Critics say that after the war, the interim government’s ability to attract investment and reconstruct Syrian will disrupt. White House National Security Council spokesman Max Bluestein said, “Syrian restrictions, executive functions and United Nations Security Council proposals are a complex web, which has to be thought -out and carefully unannounced.” The administration “is currently analyzing the optimal way to do so” and will soon make an announcement, Blustein said in a statement to the Associated Press on Thursday. After Trump’s pledge after Trump’s pledge on his Middle East journey last week, a proposal of a foreign department was aired among the authorities, which leaves widespread terms for future stages or to lift restrictions permanently, as a top demand to Palestinian terrorist groups, according to a senior official, who were not authorized to comment on the condition of this scheme, who were not authorized to comment on the condition of this scheme, who were not official Were not authorized. Additional proposals are being broadcast, which has been shared this week, which roughly stressed all action, as fast as possible, to help the reconstruction of Syria, the official said. A welcome US declaration in Syria After Trump’s announcement of Trump in Saudi Arabia last week, people danced to the streets of Damascus that “he would order the termination of sanctions against Syria to give them a chance to greatness.” “We are taking them all away,” Trump said a day before meeting the new leader of the country. “Good luck, Syria. Show us something special.” This week, State Secretary Marco Rubio advocated a hedge approach in testimony before us MPs. Rubio pushed to start quickly for the relief of restrictions, stating that the five -month -old infection of Syria could be the week from “a full -scale civil war of collapse and epic ratio”. But when asked whether the relief of restrictions should be taken overall, Rubio clarified a word: “Older.” Washington fought against the former Syrian ruling family since 1979, Hizbullah and other Iranian-cooperative terrorist groups, its alleged chemical weapons programs and their cruelty against citizens to live in power. The restrictions include heavy punishment for external companies or investors doing business there. Syria requires tens of billions of dollars in investment to restore its infrastructure and help an estimated 90% of poverty population. Rubio accepted MPs this week. The group that led the al-shara, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, was originally associated with al-Qaeda, although it later abandoned the relationship and took a more medium tone. It is still listed by the US as a terrorist organization. But the Al-Shra government can be the best chance to rebuild the country’s reconstruction and a power vacuum that may allow for the resurrection of the Islamic State and other extremist groups. “If we attach them, it can do it, it cannot work. If we do not attach them, it is not a guarantee that it does not work.” Mouaz Moustafa, America -based Syrian Emergency Task Force Executive Director and a lawyer who has been impressive in helping the previous size The policy on Syria stated that it is spreading a framework for a proposed executive order that would allow Trump to lift several restrictions quickly. Trump’s move to raise the penalty is aimed at “stopping a failed state and ending permanent violence”, but some people in administration are trying to “water down” the decision, the Mostfa said. Debate within Trump administration The initial document sent by the state department’s policy and planning employees last week proposed a three-step road map for relief of restrictions starting with short-term discounts. The progress towards additional relief and the strict circumstances of raising the lump sum of punishment at future stages will be associated with pushbacks from some authorities. The removal of “Palestinian terrorist groups” from Syria is the first in the list of requirements to go to the second phase. Supporters of restrictions of restrictions say that this situation may be impossible, given the content of determining which groups complete that definition and at which point they can be removed. Other conditions for going to the second phase for the new government are for the new government to take custody of the detention facilities in the Northeast Syria, and the US -assigned, Kurdish -Nedic Syrian democratic forces are recently to deal with – which manage detention facilities – which is being included in the Syrian army. To go to step three, Syria would need to join the Abraham Agreement with Abraham – a generalized relationship with Israel – and to prove that it had destroyed all the chemical weapons of the previous government. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first pushed the Syria not to lift the ban on the Trump administration. Israel suspects the new government, although Syrian officials have publicly stated that they do not want to struggle with Israel. Since Assad fell, Israel launched hundreds of air strikes and seized a non-protected buffer zone in Syria. It will take longer to lift Congress restrictions on Syria While some restrictions can be lifted by executive action, others face a more complex process. The most difficult Caesar Syrian Civil Protection Act can be, which has been a wide-wide-affiliation of sanctions passed by the Congress in 2019 in response to the alleged war crimes by the government of Assad. This specifically blocks reconstruction activities, and although it can be waived by an executive order for 180 days, investors are likely to be careful of reconstruction projects when restrictions can be restored after six months. In a meeting in Turkey with Syrian Foreign Minister, Rubio and Republican Sen Lindsay Graham last week, he said that he immediately supported Trump’s call to reduce the sanctions, but permanent relief would require action by the Syrian government to meet the conditions by the Syrian government, which according to other American officials, which, spoke in a position to discuss the internal delegation. Graham said, “We have a moment here to provide some potential to this new government which must be based on conditions.” “And I don’t want to pass that moment.”
