'I don't know who to trust anymore': Druze worry about being left behind in post-war Syria

In post-war Syria, the Druze community faces increasing fear and violence, with recent attacks sparking concerns of isolation and targeting. Sectarian tensions are rising, leading to distrust towards the state and fears of Sunni dominance. Druze individuals like Lama are left questioning who to trust as they struggle for safety and protection amid escalating violence and threats. The Druze community, historically occupying a delicate position in Syria, now seeks security and support in a destabilized post-war environment, aiming to uphold their faith and peaceful existence amidst growing turmoil.