No. Syria is predominantly a Sunni populated nation.
The majority religion in Syria is Islam, specifically Sunni Islam. There are also significant minority populations of Alawites, Shiites, and Christians, including Greek Orthodox, Syriac Orthodox, and Maronites.
It depends on the country. Shiites are incredibly powerful in Iran, Iraq, and exert an influence far greater than their population in Syria, Lebanon, and Pakistan. Sunnis are powerful in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and most of Africa.
Around 20% of Muslims are Shiites. Also many of Shiites hide their beliefs for dangers for a Shia living among Sunni Muslims containing extremist Takfiri Muslims.
Syria is roughly 80% Sunni. There are some Shiites, primarily Ismailis, but most of the remaining 20% is made of other religious groups like the ruling Alawites, Druze, and Christians. (Alawites and Druze are sometimes considered to be forms of Shiite Islam and sometimes -- properly -- considered to be Post-Islamic Religions that jumped off from Shiite Islam.)
No. Israel and Shiites have opposition.
The Shiites are Muslims, and pray to Allah Almighty.
About 240 million Shiites in the world.
Around 700,000 Shiite Muslims are in Bahrain.
Shiites
No. Shiites are just as hygenic as anyone else.
No. Shiites are just as hygenic as anyone else.
There are a number of countries, including: Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia. Only the extremists in both groups are responsible