🏴 Report — From May 6 onward, the situation in western Syria deteriorated sharply with a surge in kidnappings, targeted killings, and violent attacks, particularly affecting civilians. In Ain al-Jawza, a terrorist attack claimed the lives of four civilians—Ghaidaq Salem Al-Bari, Baha Suhail Al-Bari, Hood Suhail Al-Bari (aged 14), and Salman Nasser Al-Furaika—who were working peacefully on farmland with no military ties. This attack exemplifies the deliberate targeting of noncombatants.
On May 7, the body of Thaer Muhammad Al-Wara’a, 44, was found near the spillway of Al-Safraqiya Dam in Lattakia, ten days after his abduction from his home in Bustan Qaban, Qardaha. His disappearance and death occurred amid a wave of sectarian kidnappings and killings targeting Alawite community members in western Syria, driven by the expansion of Takfiri factions affiliated with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
On May 8 in Azaz, Aleppo countryside, masked gunmen opened fire at a car dealership in the city center, killing four and injuring two others, highlighting the brazen nature of violence in urban areas.
In Hama on May 9, Khaled Al-Omar, a young man from Qamhana, was shot by members of HTS’s so-called “General Security” in the main transport square of Taybat al-Imam. Despite severe injuries, he was denied medical assistance and died. His only “crime” was prior military service linked to Qamhana, and although he had undergone reconciliation, he was still executed.
On May 4, in northern Homs countryside, farmer Asef Issa Al-Jamali was ambushed and shot in front of his two young sons, Salah (12) and Muhannad (4), while taking them to the doctor near Umm Sharshouh School. He survived for two days in intensive care but died on May 6. His brother Muhaimin al-Jamali had been killed earlier that year along with three neighbors while working their land, illustrating the persistent targeting of farming families. Similarly, Rifaat Mahmoud Al-Jarash was fatally shot outside his home in Homs’ Al-Shammas neighborhood and died from his wounds at Bisan Hospital.
Muhammad Suleiman Younis, a microbus driver from the Karm Shamsham neighborhood in Homs, was killed by unknown gunmen while en route to work, marking a targeted assassination designed to destabilize everyday civilian life.
In Jableh, HTS-affiliated militants executed multiple Alawite men and a child near the 107th Brigade after detaining nine men. The confirmed dead included 13-year-old Haidar Basil al-Jardi, Muhammad Muhammad from Bshili, Hilal al-Ali, Anwar Hamoudeh from Zama, and his son Ayman Hamoudeh. This brutal sectarian attack involved foreign fighters allied with HTS and intensified sectarian tensions.
In Hadatha village, Homs, members of HTS-associated “General Security” attacked Hussein Khalil and Haidar Fatoum, shooting at them as they returned from delivering bread payment to a local official. Hussein Khalil was arrested and later found dead, likely the victim of an extrajudicial killing, while Haidar escaped despite a gunshot wound.
On May 12, Habib Badr Al-Bahri was intercepted and killed by masked men on an agricultural road in Al-Maidan Village, Qastal Ma’af District, Lattakia. The assailants stole his motorcycle and fled, continuing a pattern of random, brutal violence.
In Zabadani, bodies of Ali Hussein Hamada and Musa Jumaa Yaqoub, Shia men from Zahraa in Aleppo countryside, were discovered near the Lebanese border after going missing days earlier. Both were shot dead, underscoring ongoing sectarian targeting in the Damascus countryside.
Ahmed Issa Al-Qabani, 18, from Shaqhab near Kanaker, was shot and killed by a General Security member following a dispute over a motorcycle, reflecting the arbitrary violence exerted by so-called security forces.
Jableh also saw six people killed by stray bullets, including Yasser Sheikh Youssef and a woman named Umm Kamal Zekert along with her son. A child accidentally killed his parents playing with a firearm, further highlighting the deadly chaos civilians live under.
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On May 7, the body of Thaer Muhammad Al-Wara’a, 44, was found near the spillway of Al-Safraqiya Dam in Lattakia, ten days after his abduction from his home in Bustan Qaban, Qardaha. His disappearance and death occurred amid a wave of sectarian kidnappings and killings targeting Alawite community members in western Syria, driven by the expansion of Takfiri factions affiliated with Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
On May 8 in Azaz, Aleppo countryside, masked gunmen opened fire at a car dealership in the city center, killing four and injuring two others, highlighting the brazen nature of violence in urban areas.
In Hama on May 9, Khaled Al-Omar, a young man from Qamhana, was shot by members of HTS’s so-called “General Security” in the main transport square of Taybat al-Imam. Despite severe injuries, he was denied medical assistance and died. His only “crime” was prior military service linked to Qamhana, and although he had undergone reconciliation, he was still executed.
On May 4, in northern Homs countryside, farmer Asef Issa Al-Jamali was ambushed and shot in front of his two young sons, Salah (12) and Muhannad (4), while taking them to the doctor near Umm Sharshouh School. He survived for two days in intensive care but died on May 6. His brother Muhaimin al-Jamali had been killed earlier that year along with three neighbors while working their land, illustrating the persistent targeting of farming families. Similarly, Rifaat Mahmoud Al-Jarash was fatally shot outside his home in Homs’ Al-Shammas neighborhood and died from his wounds at Bisan Hospital.
Muhammad Suleiman Younis, a microbus driver from the Karm Shamsham neighborhood in Homs, was killed by unknown gunmen while en route to work, marking a targeted assassination designed to destabilize everyday civilian life.
In Jableh, HTS-affiliated militants executed multiple Alawite men and a child near the 107th Brigade after detaining nine men. The confirmed dead included 13-year-old Haidar Basil al-Jardi, Muhammad Muhammad from Bshili, Hilal al-Ali, Anwar Hamoudeh from Zama, and his son Ayman Hamoudeh. This brutal sectarian attack involved foreign fighters allied with HTS and intensified sectarian tensions.
In Hadatha village, Homs, members of HTS-associated “General Security” attacked Hussein Khalil and Haidar Fatoum, shooting at them as they returned from delivering bread payment to a local official. Hussein Khalil was arrested and later found dead, likely the victim of an extrajudicial killing, while Haidar escaped despite a gunshot wound.
On May 12, Habib Badr Al-Bahri was intercepted and killed by masked men on an agricultural road in Al-Maidan Village, Qastal Ma’af District, Lattakia. The assailants stole his motorcycle and fled, continuing a pattern of random, brutal violence.
In Zabadani, bodies of Ali Hussein Hamada and Musa Jumaa Yaqoub, Shia men from Zahraa in Aleppo countryside, were discovered near the Lebanese border after going missing days earlier. Both were shot dead, underscoring ongoing sectarian targeting in the Damascus countryside.
Ahmed Issa Al-Qabani, 18, from Shaqhab near Kanaker, was shot and killed by a General Security member following a dispute over a motorcycle, reflecting the arbitrary violence exerted by so-called security forces.
Jableh also saw six people killed by stray bullets, including Yasser Sheikh Youssef and a woman named Umm Kamal Zekert along with her son. A child accidentally killed his parents playing with a firearm, further highlighting the deadly chaos civilians live under.
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🏴 Report — From May 6 onward, the situation in western Syria deteriorated sharply with a surge in kidnappings, targeted killings, and violent attacks, particularly affecting civilians. In Ain al-Jawza, a terrorist attack claimed the lives of four civilians—Ghaidaq…
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HTS-led terror gangs launched mass arrests and field executions in Al-Hodeidah and Talkalakh areas of western Homs countryside, primarily targeting Alawite civilians accused of being “regime remnants.” In Al-Na’isiyah village, Hadidah district, HTS forces arrested 19 farmers, including Ibrahim Abbas, Fouad Ibrahim Abbas, Jaafar Hassan Abbas, Milad Ali Abbas, Hashem Jihad Omran, Adnan Ghassan Al-Ahmad, Suleiman Suleiman Abu Alaa, Alaa Suleiman Suleiman, Yousha Suleiman Suleiman, Hussam Ali Suleiman, Milad Muhammad Suleiman, Mahmoud Muhammad Suleiman, Ali Issa, Muqdad Al-Saleh, Youssef Ibrahim Hamdan, Muhammad Ibrahim Hamdan, Ayman Al-Shamali, Jubran Salama, and Idris Muhammad. These detainees were subjected to beatings, verbal abuse, and theft of property. Dozens were reportedly killed or injured, with some bodies left abandoned in orchards or at the Rabieh village junction.
On May 15 in Talkalakh, Nader Khaddour, a former soldier with a brain injury and an Alawite, was shot and killed by members of the “Talkalakh Martyrs” faction affiliated with HTS, indicating the targeting of former military personnel irrespective of their disabilities or sectarian status.
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HTS-led terror gangs launched mass arrests and field executions in Al-Hodeidah and Talkalakh areas of western Homs countryside, primarily targeting Alawite civilians accused of being “regime remnants.” In Al-Na’isiyah village, Hadidah district, HTS forces arrested 19 farmers, including Ibrahim Abbas, Fouad Ibrahim Abbas, Jaafar Hassan Abbas, Milad Ali Abbas, Hashem Jihad Omran, Adnan Ghassan Al-Ahmad, Suleiman Suleiman Abu Alaa, Alaa Suleiman Suleiman, Yousha Suleiman Suleiman, Hussam Ali Suleiman, Milad Muhammad Suleiman, Mahmoud Muhammad Suleiman, Ali Issa, Muqdad Al-Saleh, Youssef Ibrahim Hamdan, Muhammad Ibrahim Hamdan, Ayman Al-Shamali, Jubran Salama, and Idris Muhammad. These detainees were subjected to beatings, verbal abuse, and theft of property. Dozens were reportedly killed or injured, with some bodies left abandoned in orchards or at the Rabieh village junction.
On May 15 in Talkalakh, Nader Khaddour, a former soldier with a brain injury and an Alawite, was shot and killed by members of the “Talkalakh Martyrs” faction affiliated with HTS, indicating the targeting of former military personnel irrespective of their disabilities or sectarian status.
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🏴 | Syria Bleeds: Massacres, Poverty, Poison, and Abandonment:
Syria is collapsing under a torrent of catastrophes, one blow after another—massacres, crippling poverty, water poisoning, and the looting of aid by the unleashed rabid dogs of Erdogan, Tamim, and Netanyahu. In Latakia’s Al-Saliba neighborhood, near Izz al-Din Fahham School, a young child sleeps nightly in front of shop entrances. There are no shelters, no outreach from the dozens of so-called charities that paraded through the country under slogans of “victory” and “relief.” The coastline, once a symbol of resilience, is abandoned. The banners still wave in government halls, but on the streets, children freeze on stone sidewalks and the sick rot in silence.
In Afrin, the horror takes a different form. Local fisherman Mahmoud al-Hassan known as Uncle Umar reported a 2-kilometer stretch of poisoned water in Lake Midanki, where fish are dying en masse. He names Abu Hanan from the village of Elji and Ahmed Al Qasim from Maamarliyeh as among the perpetrators, with others remaining unidentified. The poisoning endangers families who rely on the lake not only for food but for life. Boats are being stolen, fishermen are being threatened, gunfire breaks the silence, and no one moves to intervene. Umar pleads into a camera for help, but his voice echoes into a void.
From the coast comes yet another wave of pain. A woman recounts how her Alawite village: along with others like Al Mukhtariyya, Al Shir, and Al Shalfatiyya was torn apart in March. Armed factions swarmed in. Gunfire cracked through the night. Families fled to farms. Her own relatives were hunted and killed. Men were dragged off; women vanished. One Sunni family risked their lives to hide her while her classmates and neighbors were executed. Her story isn’t an exception it confirms what’s already visible in grainy phone footage and mutilated corpses left behind.
Syria is not at war. Syria is being slowly bled dry, limb by limb, village by village, while slogans are printed, aid is hoarded, and the powerful posture in marble palaces. Children sleep on concrete. Lakes are poisoned. Whole communities are wiped from maps. And no one comes.
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Syria is collapsing under a torrent of catastrophes, one blow after another—massacres, crippling poverty, water poisoning, and the looting of aid by the unleashed rabid dogs of Erdogan, Tamim, and Netanyahu. In Latakia’s Al-Saliba neighborhood, near Izz al-Din Fahham School, a young child sleeps nightly in front of shop entrances. There are no shelters, no outreach from the dozens of so-called charities that paraded through the country under slogans of “victory” and “relief.” The coastline, once a symbol of resilience, is abandoned. The banners still wave in government halls, but on the streets, children freeze on stone sidewalks and the sick rot in silence.
In Afrin, the horror takes a different form. Local fisherman Mahmoud al-Hassan known as Uncle Umar reported a 2-kilometer stretch of poisoned water in Lake Midanki, where fish are dying en masse. He names Abu Hanan from the village of Elji and Ahmed Al Qasim from Maamarliyeh as among the perpetrators, with others remaining unidentified. The poisoning endangers families who rely on the lake not only for food but for life. Boats are being stolen, fishermen are being threatened, gunfire breaks the silence, and no one moves to intervene. Umar pleads into a camera for help, but his voice echoes into a void.
From the coast comes yet another wave of pain. A woman recounts how her Alawite village: along with others like Al Mukhtariyya, Al Shir, and Al Shalfatiyya was torn apart in March. Armed factions swarmed in. Gunfire cracked through the night. Families fled to farms. Her own relatives were hunted and killed. Men were dragged off; women vanished. One Sunni family risked their lives to hide her while her classmates and neighbors were executed. Her story isn’t an exception it confirms what’s already visible in grainy phone footage and mutilated corpses left behind.
Syria is not at war. Syria is being slowly bled dry, limb by limb, village by village, while slogans are printed, aid is hoarded, and the powerful posture in marble palaces. Children sleep on concrete. Lakes are poisoned. Whole communities are wiped from maps. And no one comes.
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🇵🇸 Breaking — The entire Gaza Strip is under the most violent and non-stop Israeli air raids since the beginning of the war. Relentless strikes are hitting all regions with no pause and no safe zones.
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🇵🇸 Breaking — Gaza is under the most intense bombardment in over a year. Reports indicate the use of internationally prohibited bombs, including vaporizing munitions, in massive airstrikes. Entire neighborhoods are engulfed in flames. Hundreds feared martyred.
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🇹🇷 Report — Talks between the Iranian team and the Europeans are taking place in Turkey. Meanwhile, Turkey is also hosting delegations from the U.S. and Ukraine to discuss the upcoming Ukraine-Russia negotiations.
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🇵🇸 Breaking — In the last 48 hours, at least 250 Palestinians have been martyred in Gaza. An estimated 150–180 remain missing under the rubble, and over 400 have been injured amid relentless Israeli airstrikes.
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🎦 | What concerns is how people label us,...
Five years ago, when Shaykh al-Muqawamah Naim Muhammad Qassim (H) was asked what he thought about Hezbollah being labeled a terrorist organization.
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Five years ago, when Shaykh al-Muqawamah Naim Muhammad Qassim (H) was asked what he thought about Hezbollah being labeled a terrorist organization.
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