Druze families in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights are divided between supporters of the revolt and backers of the regime.
The raging civil war just across the cease-fire line in Syria is posing an uncomfortable political choice for the Druze people in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights.
Do they maintain their traditional loyalty to the government of Bashar Assad, whose family has vowed to take back the territory? Or should they support the burgeoning Arab revolt against Assad’s harsh rule?
In the shifting sands of the Middle East, the Druze again find themselves a people caught in the middle. Continue Reading »














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