@ReemRifai_ Do not make it personal it is not about me
It is about what the Alawites have been going through for 1000 years and now characters like you call to punish them more as a collective.... not going after Assads' criminals
Same Sunni fascism year after year
@ReemRifai_ I see your tweet with the underlying call to punish the Alawsites more, as if the collective punishment they have been going through for the last two years is not enough
I see the ugly clown Gregory Waters agreeing with you and of course he wants to punish the Alawites
@ReemRifai_ Not really, when you start your tweets by saying mass graves are all over Syria you are not calling for anything but escalating punishment of the Alawites because whatever punishment they are getting now is not enough
Reports of violence and persecution against religious and ethnic minorities in Syria are deeply concerning, and those responsible for these abuses must be held accountable.
That’s why I’ve introduced the Protection of Syrian Religious and Ethnic Minorities Act.
This legislation is necessary to strengthen congressional oversight, identify individuals responsible for serious human rights violations, and ensure the United States is using the tools available to hold perpetrators accountable. Protecting religious freedom and fundamental human rights must remain a priority as Syria navigates its future.
Thank you to our friends at @indefchristians, @AlawitesAAUS, and @AmericanSyriacU, for their support.
Has the Entire Territory of #Syria Become a Crime Scene?
The director of the Iktifaa Company's Hama branch "Monzer al-Zhory" appeared yesterday onprivate channel "Syria TV" to discuss the nature of their work. When asked what legal authority allows Iktifaa Company to seize citizens' properties, he answered that they are an investment company carrying out "illicit gains" rulings, and that they do not strip ownership but place a "temporary hand" on the properties until the original owners return!
Can this thief explain how this "temporary" control makes sense when they are not allowing landowners from 23 Alawite villages in northern Hama to return to their villages and work their land, in coordination with terrorist security factions and militias?
How is it not a seizure of property when they force property and landowners in the Homs, Hama, Aleppo, and Damascus countrysides to sign unfair investment contracts with #Iktifaa under threat of arrest or killing if they refuse? This seizure is not limited to villages whose residents were displaced in Hama and the Idlib countryside, but extends across the entire territory of Syria, including pharmaceutical factories and various other types of factories (belonging to people with no connection to the Assad regime), and it does not only target Alawites, but also Sunnis, Christians, Ismailis, and Druze (the lands of those displaced from Jabal al-Summaq are controlled by Iktifaa Company).
So has the entire territory of the Syrian Republic, under Jolani's rule, become a crime scene, where his soldiers and henchmen commit whatever crimes they please, with impunity?
Note: one of the directors of what is called "illicit gains" enforcement is none other than the Australian terrorist "Abu Maryam al-Australi."
#WesternSyria | Two weeks of Jolani regime terror in Western Syria.
The past two weeks have witnessed a noticeable rise in incidents and attacks targeting the Alawites and Christians in Western Syria.
Since the Fahel bus massacre on September 30 that led to 12 casualties, Alawite and Christian civilians of whom 8 died, the attacks on religious minorities increased, with 3 more Alawites killed in Hama on the same day.
On October 3, large armed mobs of Sunni Islamists attacked the predominantly Christian town of Al-Suqaylabiyah, the mobs looted and vandalized shops and businesses during the attack and fired their weapons at unarmed civilians which led to 1 injury, a local woman. The HTS-led General Security's response to the attack caused a huge outrage in the Christian community, as it launched a search and arrest operation targeting Christian men who defended their town. so far General Security has detained three men, while 16 more men are on a wanted list. General Security also imposed a state of high alert and tightened security measures in the Valley of the Christians, where it believes the wanted men took refuge, there has been a noticeable increase of patrols and extensive search and ID check on checkpoints in addition to sectarian verbal abuse as reported by some locals.
October 4, On the road between Mashta El-Hilu and Safita two Alawite young men were targeted by armed terrorists leading to their deaths, later in what was a shameless move by STG to mask the reality of the rampant Islamist perpetrated violence in Syria, the state and state affiliated media circulated AI generated images of the victims claiming they were thugs involved in "criminal plots" and they have connections to Assad regime remnants, an act that's low even by Jolani's Islamist regime standards.
October 5 to October 10, many Alawite towns in Homs and Hama have reported attacks and violations by Islamist terrorists, especially in Qabu and Tal-Kalakh regions including recurrent patrols terrorizing the locals and disrupting their daily activities and desecration of shrines. In Qadmous region near Tartus, an Alawite Shrine was desecrated by Islamists.
Meanwhile in Qardaha, regime forces increased ther presence across the area and occupied a holy shrine "Maqam Al Arba'in" and enforced a state of curfew on the locals, disrupting the agricultural activities of the locals in what's usually the vital olive harvesting season, a major economic boost for the farmers across the coast. The locals also reported fearing for their lives all the time and they haven't been able to leave their houses at night fearing death at the hands of the roaming death squads.
On October 11, General Security launched an operation targeting Alawite and Murshidi towns near Latakia, Fideo and Al-Bassa, during which it terrorized the civilians, opened fire on homes leading to one critical injury and arrested several civilians.
On the same day, Islamist mobs in Tartus attacked an Alawite town, Karto, terrorizing the locals and opening fire at their homes while shouting sectarian curses and chants.
October 13, a minor girl was kidnapped and sexually abused by a member of the General Security militia from Halfaya who had colluded with a woman to lure the girl to be kidnapped. The victim was later left on a public road in a critical physical and psychological state.
The incidents mentioned above took place only in the past two weeks, other incidents also occurred but we couldn't mention all of them because this post could become too long to read. However, it offers a glimpse into the reality in Syria, and how entire communities are being persecuted, and pushed to the brink of extinction at the hands of an Islamist regime that usurped power via violence and maintains it via inciting sectarian hate and crushing indigenous Syrian religious and ethnic communities.
🚨 SYRIA | 15-Year-Old #Alawite Girl Reportedly Abducted and Brutally Sexually Assaulted in Western Hama
Local sources report that Salma Khaddour, a 15-year-old Alawite girl from Tal Sakin village near Masyaf in Hamah, was abducted and sexually assaulted on October 11, 2026.
According to these reports, Youssef Al-Hussein, a member of Syria’s Islamic General Security forces from Halfaya, was involved in her abduction alongside a local trafficking network reportedly led by a woman.
The girl was subjected to brutal sexual violence before being abandoned near Al-Humayri village in critical physical and psychological condition.
This reported crime comes amid growing concerns over repeated abductions and attacks targeting Alawites in Syria by the Syrian Islamic Regime
#WesternSyria | #Tartus: Islamist militia attacks and terrorizes an Alawite village.
Last night Islamist militia affiliated with STG and its General Security apparatus, attacked the Alawite village of Al-Kareemeh (locally known as Karto).
The attack started when one militant hurled sectarian abuse at a local man after a dispute, he then proceeded to open fire from his weapon in the middle of the village. Later, his militia arrived in the village and opened fire on civilian homes and businesses, vandalizing and looting as they go while hurling sectarian abuse at the Alawites.
The locals reported the Islamist terrorists attacked men and women alike, and they had attempted to run over several women during their attack, showing complete disregard for human life in their hate fueled rampage.
This isn't a separate incident, the attacks on Alawite and Christian villages and towns have increased recently in an attempt to force the indigenous communities out of their home in order to complete an ethnic/religious "engineering" (i.e ethnic cleansing) of Western Syria as has been mentioned by many state affiliated influencers and activists who encourage such acts.
#WesternSyria | #Latakia: MoD forces occupy shrines, restaurants and hotels in Qardaha area, its columns terrorize villagers and enforce restrictions on them across the coast.
The past few days saw an increase in MoD forces presence in the Coastal region, most notably in Qardaha and Jableh mountains. According to local sources MoD forces have deployed many columns the past few days to patrol Jableh and Qardaha mountain area, terrorizing the villagers and disrupting their olive harvest, one of the most crucial products of the coast.
In Qardaha area, hundreds of soldiers were seen heading towards the mountains to the east of the city, they occupied the Arba'in shrine and the Hashimite shrines, two of the holiest sites for the Alawite sect, in addition to occupying Jabalna restaurant and other areas in the mountains.
This occupation of lands and shrines has been a source of renewed tensions and angst among the civilians of the area, as they fear this presence could mean renewed attacks on the villages and the arbitrary executions and kidnapping of locals, especially women, at the hands of the Islamists terrorists.
The shrines are now a military area, and these forces have denied Alawites access to the shrines, thus denying them the right to visit their holy shrines and practice their religion freely.
In Qla'at Al-Mahaliba, a Murshidi/Alawite village, the locals can't leave their homes at night, fearing the trigger happy terrorists firing at them at any moment, or fearing running into the roaming death squads which hunt minorities at any opportunity.
The villagers also report they have been told by the terrorists that they're not allowed to go into their farmlands as it have become restricted areas. Thus increasing the economic pressure on an already impoverished region, that has been struggling since the fall of the Assad regime following the mass expulsion policy adapted by the new authorities and other sectarian policies targeting the Alawites and other minorities in Syria.
#Syria_Tartus#KartoVillage
A video documents attacks carried out by al-Jolani’s gangs in the village of #Karto, near the #Lebanese border, terrorizing residents by firing live ammunition today, October 11, 2026.
There can be no coexistence with extremist terrorism that targets #Alawites solely because of their religious identity, at every turn.
#Damascus: An Alawite Doctor Who Spent His Life Studying and Working, Only to Disappear After Being Kidnapped by General Security!!
The case of Dr. Basel Ramadan al-Numaily, 29, continues to spark reaction on social media and outrage among Syrians, as it stems from sectarian incitement and the Salafist extremist mindset that the terrorist Jolani regime is working to spread throughout Syria.
Recent evidence has emerged showing that the young doctor faced several sectarian incidents because of his Alawite background. One doctor, whose infected by the sectarian ideas spread by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani's regime, described him as "an animal from a criminal sect" in a WhatsApp group of hundreds of doctors, simply because of his Alawite identity, despite the fact that the young doctor had committed no wrong in his life other than being born Alawite, having spent his entire life studying and pursuing an education to become a cardiac surgeon in Damascus hospitals.
After the doctor made public what the extremist doctor had said about him and sent a message to the Minister of Health and the head of the Damascus Doctors' Syndicate, neither they nor any other responsible authority took any action.
Days later, Dr. Basel al-Numaily was physically assaulted by the same doctor, "Baraa," a third-year postgraduate resident, inside the Damascus University Children's Hospital, in full view of everyone, with no one intervening, simply because he was Alawite. Despite Dr. Basel al-Numaily filing another complaint, especially after receiving threats via Telegram from allegedly HTS-led General Security personnel threatening to kill and "disappear" him within days, there was no response to his appeals.
The doctor was then kidnapped on October 4, 2026, from inside the National Hospital in Damascus by a detachment of the #HTS-led General Security militias. When his family asked members of the detachment, they denied knowing his whereabouts.
On October 8, his father received a call from a security officer telling him that the doctor was "being held" by them and would be released within three days, without allowing him to speak to Dr. al-Numaily to confirm this. Today, the three-day deadline has passed with no word on Dr. Basel al-Numaily's fate.