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Yes, and why did that happen? Because Syria was the only Arab country that had a strong, long lasting alliance with Iran. They couldn't tolerate it.That is correct, Baath party and Assad are secular, Bashar al Assad wife is Sunni. But the current scenario in Syria is different, it's become a sectarian war. This is why alot of people are commenting on the sectarian angle to the war.
Syria was a beautiful country where everyone enjoyed equal rights and freedoms. Much better than those monarchies near the Persian Gulf. They ruined Syria to target Iran and now they are framing Iran as starting a sectarian war there while in reality anyone with the least knowledge of the Syrian politics knows that the Syrian system was and continues to be a secular system without any sectarian element in it.