Three Syrian security personnel and a Druze fighter were reportedly killed on Sunday in renewed clashes across the southern province of Sweida, while the Kurdish-led, U.S.-aligned Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said it fought against government troops in the northern province of Aleppo.
Sweida was the scene of a rapidly escalating conflict between Sunni Muslim Bedouin tribes and the Druze, a non-Muslim religious minority, in mid-July. The central government in Damascus sent in troops to restore the peace, but the Druze said those government forces teamed up with the Bedouin to massacre Druze.
Israel, which has its own sizable Druze population…
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