Syria's New Leaders Seek Alawite Loyalty

After the ousting of President Bashar al-Assad, Syria's new leaders are trying to win the support of the Alawite community.

The Alawites, who are from the same sect as Assad, have faced violence and poverty.

The new government has set up a committee to offer amnesty, jobs, and financial help to Alawites.

Some people, like Khairallah Dib, have received support and are trying to rebuild their lives.

However, there is criticism because some people involved in the committee have controversial pasts.

The efforts are seen as symbolic and not enough to address all the problems, but the government says they are trying to balance the needs of all Syrians.