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Neo-Ba'athism

Neo-Ba'athism

Far-left variant of Ba'athism in Syria Syrian General Salah Jadid, who carried out the coup in 1966 that brought neo-Baathists to power The flag of the United Arab Republic that was readopted by Ba'athist Syria, used from 1980 to 2024, is commonly used to represent Neo-Ba'athism. This flag is used as a symbol by loyalists of the deposed regime.Part of a series onAssadism Concepts Neo-Ba'athism Muntalaqat Regionalist Ba'athism Arab socialism Arab nationalism Syrian nationalism Syrian irredentism Cult of personality Five-year plans Assadization Infiraj Ta'addudiyya 1973 Syrian Constitution Al-infitah ala al-Sha'ab Militarization of the education "Corrective Movement" Steadfastness and Confrontation Front Anti-Zionism History Corrective Revolution Presidency of Hafez al-Assad Raising the flag over Quneitra Fourth five-year plan Fifth five-year plan Sixth five-year plan Al-Ta'addudiyya Al-Iqtisadiyya Arab Belt project Islamist uprising Conflict with Saddamists Presidency of Bashar al-Assad Five-Year Plan for Deregulation Fall of Assadism People Hafez al-Assad Bashar al-Assad Ali Haydar Abdullah al-Ahmar Mustafa Tlass Hikmat al-Shihabi Abdul Rauf al-Kasm Zuhair Masharqa Nezar al-Hindawi