Introduction:

Mass awareness is a fundamental pillar in resisting crises and unrest that threaten the stability of nations, especially amid external interventions and internal schemes aimed at undermining national sovereignty.

In the Syrian context, the ideology of the Syrian Future Movement emerges as an approach that enhances public awareness to confront existing challenges, whether it be the increasing Israeli expansion or attempts to ignite internal strife.

First: The Concept of Mass Awareness and Its Role in Facing Crises

Mass awareness is the people's understanding of political, economic, and social realities and their ability to engage with them in ways that preserve security and stability.

This awareness is based on several pillars, including:

Political Awareness: Understanding internal and external challenges and the objectives of active players on the scene.
Intellectual Immunity: Rejecting malicious propaganda and rumors aimed at creating internal division.
Community Organization: Acting in an organized manner through civil society institutions and national assemblies.

Second: The Syrian Future Movement’s Vision for Building Public Awareness

The Syrian Future Movement believes that fostering public awareness is the fundamental guarantee against any attempts to destabilize Syria’s national security.

Our Vision Is Based On:

Strengthening National Identity: Emphasizing the unity of the Syrian people across all components, away from sectarian or ethnic divisions.
Exposing Foreign Agendas: Particularly those seeking to exploit internal conditions to impose foreign dominance.
Empowering Youth: Recognizing them as the most capable force for positive change by engaging them in political and social work.
Resisting Foreign Interventions: Especially concerning Israeli expansion efforts to solidify its presence in the occupied Syrian Golan and other southern regions.

Third: Current Challenges in Syria and the Importance of Public Awareness

Syria is undergoing complex transformations that require heightened public awareness to navigate effectively. Among the most prominent challenges are:

Israeli expansion: This is through:Intensifying military strikes inside Syria.
Attempts to impose a new reality in the occupied Golan.
Efforts to expand influence through covert regional alliances.
Attempts to ignite internal strife:Exploiting economic and social crises to incite the street.
Fueling divisions between different Syrian components.
Targeting national forces striving to maintain Syria's unity.

Fourth: How can public awareness be utilized to face challenges?

Based on the vision of the Syrian Future Movement, public awareness can be activated through:

Purposeful national media: revealing the truth and spreading awareness, free from media manipulation.
Strengthening national dialogue: to prevent any external exploitation of internal conflicts.
Involving active forces: including youth and women in efforts to protect the homeland.
Stimulating popular resistance against external plots: through awareness or political and social action.

Conclusion:

Public awareness is not just an intellectual or cultural state, but a real weapon in the battle to maintain Syria’s unity and sovereignty.

As challenges grow, the possession of an informed awareness by the masses about the realities of the conflict becomes crucial, especially in light of the systematic targeting of the country's stability. Thus, the pivotal role of the Syrian Future Movement becomes clear in shaping this awareness through a national vision focused on confronting external dangers, strengthening the popular immunity against misleading campaigns, and political and intellectual penetration.

Israeli expansion in Syrian territories is not just a political issue, but an ongoing attempt to impose a new reality, using military, diplomatic, and economic tools to weaken Syria’s role in the region. Therefore, countering this expansion is not only through military confrontation but also by activating public awareness of the dangers of normalization and attempts at economic and political infiltration.

Israel, as an occupying power, does not stop at traditional borders but seeks to create unstable environments that drain the state and push it toward dependency.

Here, the role of collective awareness emerges in rejecting any attempts to cement or legitimize the Israeli presence under any guise.

On the internal front, the attempt to ignite internal strife and fuel conflicts among Syria's people represents a threat equal to the external one.

Using economic and social crises as tools to ignite turmoil is part of the strategies of regional and international powers aiming to weaken Syria from within.

Here, public awareness must go beyond immediate reactions to build a long-term strategy focused on enhancing national unity, fortifying society against destructive propaganda, and supporting political and social projects that maintain state cohesion.

In light of these challenges, the field cannot be left open to powers seeking to reshape Syria’s map according to their interests!

Rather, popular awareness must be awakened to confront any project aimed at dismantling the state or subjecting it to external dominance.

The Syrian Future Movement understands that confronting these challenges is not limited to political elites alone but is a collective responsibility requiring the involvement of all segments of society in the battle for awareness, whether through national media, community dialogues, or by supporting initiatives that strengthen Syria’s political and economic independence.

Building Syria’s future can only be achieved through a public awareness capable of distinguishing truth from deception and fortified against chaos and division projects.

The bet today is not just on military power or political alliances, but on a people’s awareness who know their rights, defend their homeland, and reject any external guardianship seeking to shape their future away from their will.

Presidency office

Dr. Zaher Baadarani

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Mass Awareness in Confronting Crises and Unrest in Syria