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In terms of their leadership in syria. but by 1970 in syria, they had their leader for life. his name was al assad. hafez al assad. h-a-f-e-z. he took over in 1970 and he never gave up power. in iraq saddam ruled for a long time, 24 years. saddam's rule in iraq only ended when the united states military invaded iraq and overthrew him and the occupy iraq government overthrew him. next door, hafez al assad held on until he died on his own terms. he had a heart attack in the summer of 2000. syria technically is not supposed to be a kingdom, so they did hold an election to pick a successor to hafe...

Hafez. he took over in 1970 and never gave up power. in iraq, saddam ruled for a long time, 24 years. saddam's rule in iraq only ended when the united states military ininvaded iraq and overthrew him and then the occupied iraqi government executed saddam. had a fez had a heart attack in the summer of 2000. and syria technically is not supposed to a kingdom. in the quote election to pick his successor, there was only one candidate on the ballot, his son. he was the only one on the ballot and it was illegal for anyone to run against him in

Gave up power. in iraq, saddam ruled for a long time, 24 years. saddam's rule in iraq only ended when the united states military invaded iraq and overthrew him, and then the occupied iraqi government executed saddam. that was in 2003. next door in syria, hafez al assad held on until he died on his own terms. he had a heart attack in the summer of 2000. and syria technically is not supposed to be a kingdom. they held an election to pick a successor to al assad, but there was only one candidate on the ballot, his son. he was the only one on the ballot, and it was illegal for anyone to run agains...

In iraq, saddam ruled for a long time, 24 years. saddam's rule in iraq only ended when the united states military invaded iraq and overthrew him and then the occupied iraqi government executed saddam. hafez had a heart attack in the summer of 2000. and syria technically is not supposed to be a kingdom. they held an election to pick his successor, there was only one candidate on the ballot, his son. he was the only one on the ballot and it was illegal for anyone to run against him in that election so he got 99.7% of the vote in 2000 and that's how he got power. that's how we got bashar al assad...