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The Jolani Regime’s Media Is Working Overtime to Deny the Alawite Massacres
On the anniversary of the coastal massacres, a media figure tied to the Jolani terrorist regime named Musa al-Omar claimed that a photograph of Alawite families killed in #Baniyas was fake, saying it was actually a picture of a Russian family sleeping.
It isn’t.
The people in that photograph are real victims: Muhannad Hassan, a math teacher; his wife, Lina Abdullah; and their baby daughter, Manisa Hassan, born in 2021. They were killed in the al-Qusour neighborhood of Baniyas on March 8, 2025. Muhannad’s mother was also killed that day, and her body was in another room.
When Muhannad’s brother, Moutaz Hassan, found out his family’s image was being used to spread this lie, he posted a follow-up photo taken after the bodies were removed, bloodstains visible on the floor of the same room, and demanded a UN investigation.
This isn’t a mistake or a misunderstanding. This same photo was used in a coordinated disinformation campaign last year. Multiple fact-checking outlets, including “Ta’akad= Verify,” verified that the image is genuine and shows an Alawite family from the Baniyas massacres. And yet the denial campaign keeps going. It even involves exaggerating the killing of security forces on March 6 to retroactively justify the slaughter of thousands of innocent Alawite civilians.
To this day, neither the Alawites of the Syrian coast nor the Druze of #Suwayda have seen anything resembling justice. No one has been held accountable. No one who gave the orders has faced consequences. Instead, the regime’s media machine keeps rewriting history, and counting on the world not to notice.
On the anniversary of the coastal massacres, a media figure tied to the Jolani terrorist regime named Musa al-Omar claimed that a photograph of Alawite families killed in #Baniyas was fake, saying it was actually a picture of a Russian family sleeping.
It isn’t.
The people in that photograph are real victims: Muhannad Hassan, a math teacher; his wife, Lina Abdullah; and their baby daughter, Manisa Hassan, born in 2021. They were killed in the al-Qusour neighborhood of Baniyas on March 8, 2025. Muhannad’s mother was also killed that day, and her body was in another room.
When Muhannad’s brother, Moutaz Hassan, found out his family’s image was being used to spread this lie, he posted a follow-up photo taken after the bodies were removed, bloodstains visible on the floor of the same room, and demanded a UN investigation.
This isn’t a mistake or a misunderstanding. This same photo was used in a coordinated disinformation campaign last year. Multiple fact-checking outlets, including “Ta’akad= Verify,” verified that the image is genuine and shows an Alawite family from the Baniyas massacres. And yet the denial campaign keeps going. It even involves exaggerating the killing of security forces on March 6 to retroactively justify the slaughter of thousands of innocent Alawite civilians.
To this day, neither the Alawites of the Syrian coast nor the Druze of #Suwayda have seen anything resembling justice. No one has been held accountable. No one who gave the orders has faced consequences. Instead, the regime’s media machine keeps rewriting history, and counting on the world not to notice.
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🚨S. #Syria | #Suwayda: Jordanian Air Force Airstrikes in Southern Suwayda
🔹 The Jordanian Air Force carried out unprecedented airstrikes in southern Suwayda near the Jordanian border. Media sources indicated the strikes targeted sites used by smugglers of contraband and narcotics. The nature of the targeted locations has not yet been independently verified.
📌 A garage in the village of Arman was struck at the same time as a farm in the village of Milh.
📌 The road connecting Shahba and Tel al-Masih was targeted.
📌 Airstrikes hit the outskirts of the town of al-Huwayya in southeastern Suwayda, coinciding with strikes on the village of Busan.
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🔹 The Jordanian Air Force carried out unprecedented airstrikes in southern Suwayda near the Jordanian border. Media sources indicated the strikes targeted sites used by smugglers of contraband and narcotics. The nature of the targeted locations has not yet been independently verified.
📌 A garage in the village of Arman was struck at the same time as a farm in the village of Milh.
📌 The road connecting Shahba and Tel al-Masih was targeted.
📌 Airstrikes hit the outskirts of the town of al-Huwayya in southeastern Suwayda, coinciding with strikes on the village of Busan.
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Solidarity rallies were held in several countries with expatriate communities to mark the anniversary of the massacres against the #Druze in #Suwayda. Protesters carried signs with photos of the victims, including children who were killed by government forces last July. They also called on human rights organizations to help ensure accountability, deliver justice, and support the return of the occupied villages.
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