الشعب السوري - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

12 Years of sanctions by the US and other Western countries, Syria's population has been living without fuel, gas, electricity, or medicine under the oppressive conditions of an economic embargo. The humanitarian crisis resulting from the earthquake and destruction caused by the Syrian regime requires lifting sanctions and rebuilding the country. Arab and Kuwaiti charities have made donations in response to the campaign, but foreign powers are still supporting the regime through the Caesar Act, causing continued oppression and sustaining the blockade against humanitarian aid. To end the suffering of the Syrian people, the embargo must be lifted and the tyrannical Assad regime must be held accountable for their violence.

Topic Modeling

1. Consequences of the Syrian people living under sanctions imposed by the US and other Western countries
2. The Syrian government's long history of brutality and reliance on foreign armies and militias to fight its own people
3. The Saudi attack and its implications for the Syrian people
4. Foreign governments participating in the Syrian embargo and their lack of assistance towards the Syrian people
5. The humanitarian aid provided to the Syrian people by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Egypt

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from anger to gratitude. The first tweet expresses anger and frustration at the oppressive sanctions imposed by the US and other Western countries on the Syrian people for 12 years, depriving them of basic necessities such as fuel, gas, electricity, and medicine. The second tweet expresses outrage at the Syrian regime’s history of violence and its reliance on foreign forces to fight its own people. The third tweet expresses gratitude to countries that have stood with the Syrian people. The fourth tweet expresses disappointment at the hypocrisy of attacking Saudi Arabia for its humanitarian aid while maintaining sanctions against Syria. The fifth tweet expresses admiration for the Kuwaiti people and the Kuwaiti Red Crescent for their donations to the Syrian people. The sixth tweet expresses anger at the oppressive sanctions imposed on the Syrian people and calls for an ethical and humanitarian test for countries that have shown sympathy. The seventh tweet expresses disbelief at the US Foreign Ministry’s claims that sanctions do not prevent humanitarian aid from reaching the Syrian people. The eighth tweet expresses sadness at the death and suffering of the Syrian people over the years. The ninth tweet expresses appreciation for Iran's support and Egypt's efforts to provide aid to the Syrian people. The tenth tweet expresses anger at the Syrian regime's attempts to lift sanctions to fund its killing machine. The eleventh tweet expresses admiration for Algeria's support for the Syrian people and its condemnation of the Assad regime. Finally, the twelfth tweet expresses sadness at the plight of the Syrian people.

Trend Analysis

1. The Syrian people under siege from US and other western countries, resulting in a need for reconstruction.
2. The Syrian government's inability to protect its people.
3. The support given to the Syrian people by the Arab nations, especially Lebanon.
4. The US Foreign policies and sanctions which are not aiding the Syrian people.
5. The role of Algeria in helping to protect and sustain the Syrian people.