@amberinzaman@CP__Ward I've just checked, yes there has been no official announcement of transferring the administration of the camp to the Syrian state.
Syrian #Alawites Union in Europe highlights the serious and systematic abuses against the Alawite community by the illegitimate so called de facto government
Hasakah: One individual who came from the Ghuwayran and Nashwa neighbourhoods threatened Kurdish student protesters outside the Hasakah's governorate building today by making a throat-slitting gesture.
طبعا هناك مصلى في البرلمان، لكن الرياء والنفاق يغلب !
فعلا أفضل شيء يقوم به النائب بعد هجوم ارهابيين على كنيسة وقتل مواطنين مسيحيين هو تحويل البرلمان إلى مسجد !
#الاردن
@ThomasPierret@RashaAlAqeedi@safieddine00 Thomas, can you give us examples of how Christians are called islamists in France? Politicians, cultural or political figures? It will be interesting to see how such rhetoric is used
Tom Barrack, the architect behind the massacres targeting Kurds, Alawites, and Druze, represents a brand of dirty diplomacy built on blackmail, shady deals, and the imposition of dictates through threats and coercion. His mafia-style methods of managing the Syrian file and manipulating the fate of the country’s diverse communities will not remain hidden behind closed doors forever.
The day will come when the truth about his behind-the-scenes dealings, the nature of his backroom deals, and his role in fueling conflicts and unleashing bloodshed in Syria is exposed.
The further Syrians distance themselves from this man’s influence and mafia-style methods, the closer they come to a safer and more stable future.
@murad_ismael@hawzhin_azeez@LN24219 Of course identities are imagined. If you were raised to think, feel, and imagine in a certain way, your DNA is irrelevant - it's sth people barely understand, let alone feel. Sociopolitical conditions, not flat bio facts, create political consciousness.
🚨#NothernSyria | #Raqqa:Displaced Kurdish families attacked while trying to return to their homes in Tal Abyad (Gire Spi)
On Monday, 26 October 2026, displaced Kurdish families were attacked by large crowds in the city of Tal Abyad (Girê Spî) , northern Raqqa countryside, as they tried to return to their homes and villages after years of displacement. Their cars were smashed and some were set on fire, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and circulating video footage.
According to a private source cited by Rudaw, around 100 Kurdish returnees, including women and children, are besieged inside the Area Administration building in Tal Abyad, and their fate remains unknown.
This coincided with a gathering in front of the Tal Abyad area command rejecting what protesters described as the return of members of the dissolved SDF to the city.
It is worth noting that thousands of Kurdish families were displaced from Tal Abyad and Ras al-Ain following the 2019 Turkish military operation, and many still face obstacles to returning and recovering their property.
مؤلم جدا أن أسمع رسائل الاسترحام على ضحايا حادثة #الكرك في وطني الأول #الاردن من جميع دول العالم، بينما فئة من الاردنيين يرفضون الترحم عليهم لأنهم مسيحيين بل ويحذرون الاخرين من الترحم عليهم !
الارهاب ليس فعل فقط، هو فكر في الاصل، وللأسف لا نتحرك ضده وضد أفكاره ومن يعلنها، ننتظر حتى يتحول الفكر إلى فعل !
رحم الله إخواننا الذين سقطوا أثناء تأدية واجب العزاء في الكنيسة.
@joshua_landis@sfrantzman They were jihadists then, they are jihadists now. The only difference is that they were "good" jihadists then, but somehow not so now.
Those commenters who claim Alawite girls have not be abducted and raped should read this article by @kreinath
It provides a comprehensive comparative assessment of documentation on the abduction, disappearance, and abuse of Alawite women and girls in post‑Assad Syria.
https://t.co/aLDKv3bfAs