The security situation in Suwayda has deteriorated as a direct consequence of flagrant Israeli intervention, followed by the withdrawal of Syrian security forces responding to international mediation efforts. This has resulted in the loss of the ability to uphold order and stability in the region, impacting the capacity for continued humanitarian operations and the provision of basic needs for the civilian population. Lack of state control directly leads to the worsening of conditions. The experience of Al-Hijri militias is cited as proof of these formations' inability to control affairs; they are accused of committing major crimes and inviting external intervention, leading to widespread chaos and armed actions. This reality reaffirms that the only solution lies in the return of the state with its regular institutions to enforce security and restore stability.