US need to do more ‘than just talking' amid attack on Druze in Syria
'The Druze are under siege, they're defending themselves,' Dr Ahmed told Sky News Australia.
'Their lips and nose macheted off in public.
'Israel needs to hold a peace; the United States has to do more than talking.'
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