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Brief alcohol ban in Damascus sparks concerns about President al-Sharaa's vision for Syria

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Brief alcohol ban in Damascus sparks concerns about President al-Sharaa's vision for Syria

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Brief alcohol ban in Damascus sparks concerns about President al-Sharaa's vision for Syria There are growing fears among some in Syria that the government of President Ahmed al-Sharaa has the aim of clamping down on the rights and freedoms of its civilians by promoting a more conservative interpretation of Islam. Local authorities in Syria’s capital, Damascus, recently banned restaurants and bars from selling alcohol in most parts of the city.
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Brief alcohol ban in Damascus sparks concerns about President al-Sharaa's vision for Syria

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Christians gathered inside the Monastery of Our Lady of Saydnaya celebrating Christmas (Getty Images) There are growing fears among some in Syria that the government of President Ahmed al-Sharaa has the aim of clamping down on the rights and freedoms of its civilians by promoting a more conservative interpretation of Islam. Local authorities in Syria’s capital, Damascus, recently banned restaurants and bars from selling alcohol in most parts of the city.
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