📰 | Report — Massacre in Syria: Sectarian targets, Arbitrary Detentions, and Ethnic Cleansing in Hama and Beyond:

The ongoing massacre in Syria continues at the same brutal pace, while takfiri groups around the Muslim world double down in their efforts to defend a regime that functions as a proxy for israel. Their complicity in the larger project of Greater Israel is no longer a secret. In Hama province, five civilian bodies were discovered near the Rabieh junction in the western Homs countryside. Some bore signs of torture. The victims were local agricultural workers reportedly targeted by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) terrorists. Nearly 30 injured individuals were transferred to hospitals in Homs with gunshot wounds, and more bodies have been found scattered across nearby fields. Villages such as Hadidah, Ain al-Tineh al-Sharqiya, Marasi, al-Na’isiyah, Ba’youn, al-Mushayrifah, al-Dardariyah, Umm al-Dawali, Khirbet Ghazi, Sanun, Laftaya, al-Sayyadiyah, and Bznaya are witnessing field executions, looting, and arbitrary detentions acts carried out by terrorists backed by israel and abetted by regional players like Erdogan, Tamim Al Thani, and Mohammed bin Salman, in a strategy seen as facilitating ethnic cleansing.

In Homs’ Shin district, the General Security branch is detaining locals at checkpoints, especially those from Fahal and Maryam. Three young men have disappeared for over two weeks. While officials deny their detention, a recently freed prisoner confirmed their presence inside. Families have been met with silence and vague promises, even though the missing men are known to be construction workers aged 20–25. A similar pattern is unfolding in Qabu district, where raids on Alawite villages have intensified. Detentions are routinely denied despite eyewitness accounts. One figure, Abu Omar, has been identified as the local officer leading these raids.

In another incident, the body of Sadiq Ahmed Baloul, a father of three who made a modest living collecting dry bread and plastic was discovered a day after being abducted on May 16 by HTS terrorists in Homs. Ali Asaad was shot dead, and his friend Hassan Shahoud critically wounded, by unknown gunmen while traveling on a motorcycle to Masyaf. The attack happened in the village of Al-Suwayda, where they were ambushed and fired upon, leaving Asaad dead on the spot.

On May 17, six HTS-led General Security vehicles raided the Alawite-majority village of Al-Zuba. Four young men Mohsin Ali, Salama Ali, Mohsin Salama, and Wael Ali Ahmed were abducted, the last of whom was injured and taken without medical aid. Eyewitnesses described sectarian abuse, looting of homes, and theft of cash and gold. In another grim case, Mohammad Mahyoub Abboud, a 50-year-old assistant engineer from Tartous, was found murdered in a pool of blood inside the Jandar power station grounds.

In Abtin, southern Aleppo, the body of a child fatally shot by HTS was recovered, adding to the mounting death toll. In Sweida, the Druze community mourns Mahran Ayman al-Salami, who was arrested in Ashrafieh Sahnaya, shot in the feet, and taken to a detention facility without medical treatment. He died under torture inflicted by HTS terrorists. His body was badly mutilated. In Al-Qusayr’s Saqarja village, HTS-affiliated General Security launched a violent campaign: gas stations were torched, women were physically assaulted, and more than 30 people were arrested solely based on their origin. Several homes were deliberately set on fire.

Syria is still burning, and the so-called Sunni revolution continues to kill thousands of innocents, using the fabricated claim of a "million" Sunni massacre by Assad to justify their actions. The neutral Muslim world watches these massacres in silence, with only a few channels left to speak the truth.

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📰 | Report: Internal Dogfights in Syria: Orchestrated by Americans, Fooling Julani: (1/2):

In the past two weeks, following U.S. Senator Marco Rubio’s warning that the Syrian regime may collapse within weeks and the Trump-era symbolic gesture of temporarily lifting sanctions on Syria as a return gift to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar events on the ground have shifted rapidly. As we’ve repeatedly said, the U.S. has no intention of genuinely supporting any regime-building in Syria. Their goal remains long-term destabilization and eventual full-spectrum control. In parallel, Arab regimes seek to divide Syria into spheres of influence that secure their own interests and maintain loyalty to the “Greater Israel” roadmap.

Weeks ago, signs of ISIS 2.0 reactivation became evident. We’ve also seen the emergence of multiple new factions crafted in American bases and dirty Turkish installations inside Syria. That prediction is unfolding in real-time. In just two weeks, Syria’s battlefield has begun transforming dramatically, signaling another phase of orchestrated chaos.

Syria is rapidly descending into another layer of chaos, and this time the gears are unmistakably turning in Washington and Tel Aviv. As U.S. State Department spokesperson Michael Mitchell carefully hedged on future American involvement in Syria, he made it clear that nothing concrete is on the table. There is no embassy reopening, no reconstruction aid, no diplomatic reengagement. Everything “depends” on the behavior of the “new Syrian government,” which doesn’t even exist yet. The U.S. pretends neutrality while choreographing destruction through proxies and engineered factionalism.

Julani, who once served American interests as a compliant middleman through HTS terrorists, seems that now being pushed to the edge. ISIS 2.0 has reemerging in a new phase, well-equipped, numerically strong, and operational across rural Syria. They have begun openly calling for defections from HTS, declaring Julani a traitor begging for international recognition. A leaflet circulating in Arabic condemned his collaboration and invited HTS terrorists to join ISIS in the countryside. It is no coincidence. ISIS has always been a convenient American hammer, redeployed when previous pawns grow too independent or outlive their usefulness.

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[Games, Julani’s Fall, and the Rebirth of ISIS:] (2/2):

The Naim tribe now claims they have driven out Turkish proxies and taken full control of the town. The conflict, driven by disputes over local governance and resources, escalated into urban warfare involving RPGs, artillery, and armored vehicles. SNA reinforcements were rushed in, while the Naim received backing from allied tribes. HTS-linked units from the so-called Defense Ministry also sent military convoys into the area, signaling how deep the fragmentation has become.

Syria’s battleground is no longer a map of regime versus rebels. It is now a shattered mirror, reflecting the ambitions of every foreign intelligence agency and every local warlord, while the people continue to pay the cost.

HTS terrorists are now visibly alarmed, fearing that the Americans have finally pulled the plug. Their rivals are attacking prisons, ambushing units, and exploiting visible fractures. In Aleppo’s Tal Hadya, initial reports of an ISIS cell raid quickly unraveled. The fighters weren’t ISIS at all, but Uzbek HTS defectors rejecting Julani’s leadership. Internal HTS divisions are deepening, particularly among non-Arab fighters who never saw ISIS as enemies in the first place. Some were found in possession of General Security uniforms, indicating either infiltration or high-level betrayal.

The chaos is not limited to Aleppo. In Al-Basra, Lattakia, two members of HTS so called-General Security were wounded in an assault carried out by a rival HTS faction. Internal vendettas are surfacing as power struggles escalate. The fractures are real and growing.

Meanwhile, the UN, through envoy Geir Pedersen, delivered its usual round of warnings to the Security Council. He reported ongoing shelling in Sweida, attacks near the presidential palace, and rising anxiety among the Alawite communities on the coast. But behind the speeches, no real international support exists for stabilizing Syria. Sanctions remain in place, leaving the so-called “transitional phase” in limbo.

Across the countryside, old and new factions are declaring war on Julani. Saraya Ansar al-Sunnah, an Mossad fed group ideologically aligned with ISIS 2.0 but not yet formally pledged, has declared Julani an apostate and started an open rebellion. These are not empty threats. The group appears to be gaining ground, and their language mirrors the calls made by ISIS leaflets.

Confirmed reports indicate that the group is an offshore extension of ISIS 2.0, with its local leadership comprised of former ISIS operatives from the Al-Hol camp. Julani, who is portrayed as ruling over Syria, is in reality confined to only a few cities and now appears to be in serious danger until or unless his parents (Arabs and Turks) won't come for rescue. The reports also suggest that this group is spreading into Lebanon and actively recruiting what (usually) “fools” Sunni takfiris offering them thousands of dollars per month.

Even former American officials like Robert Ford are suddenly reappearing in public forums, now warning about the danger of HTS and pretending they weren’t part of its rise. The timing is too convenient. It suggests that the Americans are laying the groundwork to dump Julani entirely, paint HTS terrorists as liabilities, and rebrand or replace them with another proxy. Whether that is ISIS 2.0 or some new faction is secondary. The strategy remains the same.

In the middle of this power vacuum, tribal forces are beginning to act independently. In Suluk, northern Raqqa, heavy fighting erupted between the Naim tribe and Turkish-backed Suqour al-Sunnah militants. At least four were killed and three wounded in early clashes.

Reports claiming that local Arab tribes in Raqqa took up arms and expelled foreign terrorists indicate that some of these militants are directly linked to ISIS, not to the Syrian resistance. This network is becoming increasingly complex a tangled food web with layers upon layers that will soon make the upcoming scenario nearly impossible to decipher if careful attention isn’t maintained.

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🇾🇪 Breaking — The IOF has launched 10 airstrikes targeting Sanaa Airport's custom offices and other sites in Yemen. The warplanes reportedly took off from a Jordanian base. Initial reports confirm heavy damage at the airport and surrounding areas.

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🇮🇷 Update — Head of Iran’s Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization:

Iranian officials have held three meetings with Hujjat al-Islam Qasemian since his arrest in Saudi Arabia.

“From the very first moments, the Committee for the Protection of Pilgrims’ Rights, in coordination with the Foreign Ministry and the Iranian Embassy and Consulate General in Jeddah, began following up. Necessary measures to resolve the issue are ongoing.”

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⚠️ Important:

Saudi authorities are now critically monitoring pilgrims in Jeddah, Riyadh, Makkah, Madinah, and Taif. This heightened surveillance follows increased American influence, the establishment of new monitoring offices, and the growing sway of Jewish lobby groups even within the holy shrines. As a result, AI-based monitoring systems and extensive human data collection efforts have doubled compared to recent months, creating a more restrictive and controlled environment.

In this context, pilgrims who are active in raising awareness or voicing support for Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria may face serious risks. The authorities are particularly wary of any activism that challenges the official narrative or could provoke political sensitivities. It is therefore strongly advised that pilgrims exercise extreme caution: avoid interacting with pro-resistance or politically sensitive content on mobile devices, limit online activism, and refrain from sharing or engaging with such content publicly. Such precautions are necessary to prevent detection and possible punitive measures by the dacronian regime, which is known for its harsh repression of dissent and works as israeli proxy.

Despite these constraints, it remains essential that expressions of solidarity with the oppressed continue. However, these activities must be carefully organized and conducted legally, with proper coordination and prior notification submitted to the relevant officials of pilgrims’ home countries. Independent or spontaneous gatherings without official approval risk immediate crackdown, arrest, or expulsion, undermining the cause and endangering participants. Moreover, such uncoordinated actions create difficulties for home countries to monitor, understand, and support affected individuals, complicating diplomatic and consular responses.

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