🇸🇾 Report | Ongoing Abductions and Killings Targeting Syrian Minorities:

A video report highlights widespread abductions and killings across Syria linked to Tahrir, with a disturbing pattern emerging: the victims are predominantly from minority groups, especially Alawites. These attacks are concentrated in coastal regions such as Lattakia and Tartous, as well as Homs—particularly Tal Kalakh—and other minority-populated mountainous villages.

The targeted nature of these crimes reveals clear sectarian motivations, with many perpetrators linked to extremist factions. Victims are often taken from their homes or workplaces, and their bodies are frequently discovered in remote locations, indicating a deliberate effort to spread fear and deepen communal divisions.

This surge in violence signals a dangerous escalation of sectarian persecution, leaving families shattered and entire communities destabilized, while further fueling unrest in the affected regions.

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🇸🇾 Report | Famous Sunni sheikh in Syria, Abdulaziz al Khateeb al Hasani incites openly against Alawites as a people accusing them of killing Muslims with chemical weapons among other crimes, threatening that "sectarian blood" will be spilled.

This video was shared openly on his YouTube channel which has over 140,000 subscribers.

It's important to note that he is a Zio-Sufi sheikh not a Zio-Salafi; the sectarian radicalization at hand is not limited to Salafis.

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✅ The negotiations currently taking place in Qatar are among the most difficult in the history of the Palestinian cause, described by Israeli politicians as the most complex since the beginning of the occupation. The difficulty lies not only in the points, conditions, and demands but also in the wording used. The Israeli negotiator manipulates language in an attempt to bypass obstacles through what can be considered “political traps.”

For example, the first phase stipulated withdrawal from densely populated areas. The Palestinian negotiator agreed to this clause in the initial stage, but the issue remains how to define “densely populated areas.” Does it refer to the current situation or the state before the war? Does it include Jabalia, Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, and Rafah? Therefore, the Palestinian negotiator demanded clear maps to avoid falling into this trap.

Similarly, the Israeli negotiator used the phrase “ending military operations” instead of “ending the war.” The Palestinian negotiator sought clarification, asking whether ending military operations meant a complete cessation or if they could be resumed under another pretext after the temporary ceasefire period ends.

In another clause, the Israeli negotiator mentioned preventing the return of militants to northern Gaza, prompting the Palestinian side to demand clarification. Would Israel be the one to determine who is a militant and who is not based on its own criteria without evidence? Or could an entire age group, such as young men, be collectively classified as militants?

Regarding reconstruction, the Israeli negotiator mentioned allowing it, but the Palestinian side clarified that granting permission is one thing, while avoiding obstacles that delay the reconstruction process is another matter entirely.

Today, Netanyahu introduced a new condition: maintaining a buffer zone extending one kilometer to the north, east, and south of the Gaza Strip. This condition would result in the annexation of a significant portion of Gaza and the erasure of entire towns or large sections of them, further complicating the negotiations.

The Israelis are attempting to manipulate every clause, but the Palestinian negotiator is closely monitoring and thoroughly reviewing every word in the agreed-upon documents.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian people continue to pay the price for these delays daily, as families lose their lives and massacres persist relentlessly.

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❎ We ask these "Ahl al-Sunnah":

Did your scholar, Imam Jalaluddin Suyuti (r), not write in his treatise Zainbiyah:

“Zaynab al-Kubra was born five years before the death of that great man, so Zaynab spent five years of her life with the Prophet of God and was raised by him.”

Did your Allama Ibn Athir (r) not say:

“Zaynab (S) was known for her wisdom, intellect, thought, and great strength of heart. Prophet Muhammad (S) raised her. She was the companion of Prophet Muhammad (S). Her name was presented to the Messenger of God (S) by the angel Jibraeel (’a), and the Prophet (S) said: ‘I tell those of you who are present and those who are absent to keep the dignity of this girl. She is just like Khadijah al-Kubra (‘a).’” (Rayahin al-Shari’ah, vol. 3, p. 38)

Were the prominent companions and Tābiʿūn, such as Abdullah ibn Abbas (r), who called her Aqeela of Bani Hashim (Hasan ibn Muhammad Daylami, vol. 1, p. 156), Jabir ibn Abdullah Ansari (r), Ibn al-Abbad al-Amiri (r), Imam Hasan (A), Imam Husayn (A), Abdullah ibn Masud (r), Fatima al-Husayn (S), not those who honored her?

Was it not the Prophet Muhammad (S) who respected her greatly? Was it not Ibn Abbas who stood in her honor and paid her respect?

Today, what kind of Islam? What kind of fiqh? What kind of ideology allows you to turn into the Umayyads—mocking, desecrating, and harming her shrine? Daily, you come to insult and abuse the Ahlul Bayt (A).

Among non-Sunnis, we still find voices speaking out against these injustices. We do not accuse Sunnis as a whole—never have and never will—but where are your scholars? Where are the voices from your community, whose name is being used in this Zionist invasion? Where are you?

This is not sectarianism; it is a call for justice. Sayyidah Zaynab (S) is not a distant descendant but the direct daughter of the Prophet (S). And yet, these so-called Muslims—these satanic forces—are targeting her shrine with harm and insult.

May Allah curse and damn these hounds, their corrupt ideologies, their false scholars, their fighters, their leaders, and their funders.

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🇸🇾 Report | A Syrian citizen:

Al-Julani's terrorists expelled us from our homes because we are Shia, and we intend to go to Karbala.

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🇸🇾 Report: Julani has established a new intelligence branch in Syria to monitor communications and the internet. Anyone who criticizes him will be arrested and could face immediate execution.

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🇮🇷 Breaking | Spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

Ali Akbar Abu Talib Isfahani and his son, who had traveled to Syria some time ago to visit the holy shrines and were unable to leave the country due to security developments in Syria, have left Syria today and will return to their country soon.

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