Syria Considers Repealing Death Penalty Law Against Muslim Brotherhood
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Syrian lawmakers are seeking to repeal a 1980 law that imposed the death penalty for membership in the Muslim Brotherhood. While this repeal would remove a longstanding Assad-era statute, it would not legalize the organization. The move raises significant questions about Syria's political future and the security implications for neighboring Israel.
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