Syrian Arab Erotic

Syrian Arabs comprise approximately 74% of the Syrian population — about 13M+ in Syria pre-2011 (with substantial post-2011 demographic disruption — the Syrian Civil War since March 2011 has produced approximately 5M+ Syrian refugees outside Syria predominantly in Turkey ~3.6M+, Lebanon ~785,000+, Jordan ~700,000+, Germany ~720,000+, Iraq ~285,000+, Egypt ~150,000+, plus communities globally; plus 6.7M+ internally displaced Syrians within Syria; total displacement of approximately 13M+ representing more than half of the pre-2011 Syrian population). The Syrian-Arab community is divided across multiple religious-sectarian sub-populations: Sunni Muslim (~74% of pre-2011 total population, the largest single religious community), Alawite Twelver-Shia-related (~12%, separately enumerated), Christian (~10% pre-2011, separately enumerated), Druze (~3%, separately enumerated), plus Ismaili and Twelver Shia communities. Genome-wide studies place Syrian populations as showing substantial continuity with broader Levantine source populations including the pre-Arab Aramean, Phoenician, Greek, Roman, Byzantine substrate.