Sir Richard Moore described the world's current state as incredibly dangerous, noting that jihadist terrorism in Syria appears to be in retreat amidst a resurgent rebel offensive.
Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of HTS, claims to respect minorities in Syria and asserts that no group has the right to erase another, indicating a potentially moderated governance approach.
Experts are divided on HTS's potential governance style, with some seeing it as reformist and law-abiding, while others warn it could mirror the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan.
HA Hellyer cautions against seeing HTS in a simplistic light, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of the evolving situation and the unknown future of Syrian governance.
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