Tom Barrack, who has been involved in negotiations between multiple countries, said that the perpetrators of hostilities on both sides need to be held to account, and that an agreement should be reached to allow Syria's 7-month-old government to exert its authority and function fully after over a decade of conflict.
Syria's government starts evacuating Bedouin families from Sweida in bid to end weeklong clashes
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Ambassador Tom Barrack, the Trump administration’s special envoy for Syria, said “escalating hostilities” will only be contained with an agreement to pause the violence, protect the innocent, and allow humanitarian access.
Democrat credits Trump for opening door to Syria's new government
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