Decades of brutal rule by Assad have left Syria fragmented ethnically, religiously, and politically.
This comes as the regime of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad was crumbling, and the country was taken over by Islamist rebels.
Biden said US forces on Sunday conducted a dozen precision strikes within Syria targeting camps and operatives of the terrorist group Islamic State.
Al-Bahra, President of the Syrian National Coalition, said Syria should draft a constitution within six months, on which the first election would be a referendum.
According to KAN, the terror group operated in Syria under the auspices of Assad's regime.
The future of a country devastated by 14 years of civil war and 54 years of dictatorship now remains to be seen.
Jerusalem Post reporter Seth J. Frantzman reports from the Golan Heights, near the abandoned Syrian town of Quneitra, where a lone regime flag still stood.
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