Strategies for internal, regional and international trilogy in the Syrian conflict

Background and Aim: Arab revolutions occurred in late 2010, and the influence of these movements came from Deraa in Syria. Given that the Syrian crisis is a multifaceted, complex, and diverse political and security crisis with conflicting goals, then This research divides actors into three levels of internal, regional, and international in order to accurately explain the subject. Each domestic actor and foreign sponsor, regional or international, have goals that the preservation and / or collapse of the state of Bashar al-Assad is their central objective and strategic basis. Method: The present paper uses a descriptive-analytical method to investigate and explain the regional and global blocs and alliances. Findings: There are two different perspectives in analyzing the unrest in Syria. Some observers regard these unrest as only continuing popular movements in the Middle East and North Africa. In this regard, Syria, like other Arab and African drafts, faces the political, social and economic problems that people have faced to protest and fight against the regime of Bashar al-Assad in order to get rid of these problems. On the other hand, according to many experts, the unrest of Syria is due to regional and international equations and relations before it extends from popular and Islamic uprisings. Therefore, strategic and geopolitical rivalries are regional and also influenced by international equations that do not seek to weaken Islamic resistance and control Iran, but it should be described as a platform for strategic rivalries.