🇸🇾 Report: The Turkey-Israel-Qatar-backed terror project, led by HTS terroristcommander Abu Mohammad al-Julani, continues its campaign of sectarian cleansing and covert killings across Syria’s coast and interior. Under the false banner of “liberation,” this axis has intensified targeted violence against civilians, particularly from minority communities, while the world remains largely silent.
In Homs, the bodies of four Alawite men were discovered in the Al-Waer neighborhood: Samer Ahmad Al-Sukkari, Ahmad Qasrawi, Ali Salameh (19), and Tareq Ziyad Ali (17). Their execution-style killings bore signs of targeted sectarian violence. Meanwhile, in Jableh, a young man, Haider Asif Al-Sakhr, from the village of Ghaniri, was abducted late last night by unknown individuals in a vehicle. Within an hour, his family found his brutally mutilated body, a message of fear and domination delivered with impunity.
Further east, in Manbij, three young men were discovered in the village of Ayoush, between Al-Hudhud and Ayoush, kidnapped and shot in the legs. The victims reportedly belong to families from Al-Hazaawneh and Hajj Abdeen neighborhoods—communities that have long resisted HTS encroachment.
In Jisr al-Shughur, two unidentified men were found dead, with their bodies quietly transferred to the local police station—yet another unclaimed act of terror in a region plagued by HTS control and infiltration.
In Aleppo, the economic heart of Syria now gutted by chaos, prominent businessman Ali Qaddour Al-Zarqani—known for his trade in cement, ceramics, and asphalt—was found dead after being abducted for over a month. His body was dumped by unknown assailants.
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In Homs, the bodies of four Alawite men were discovered in the Al-Waer neighborhood: Samer Ahmad Al-Sukkari, Ahmad Qasrawi, Ali Salameh (19), and Tareq Ziyad Ali (17). Their execution-style killings bore signs of targeted sectarian violence. Meanwhile, in Jableh, a young man, Haider Asif Al-Sakhr, from the village of Ghaniri, was abducted late last night by unknown individuals in a vehicle. Within an hour, his family found his brutally mutilated body, a message of fear and domination delivered with impunity.
Further east, in Manbij, three young men were discovered in the village of Ayoush, between Al-Hudhud and Ayoush, kidnapped and shot in the legs. The victims reportedly belong to families from Al-Hazaawneh and Hajj Abdeen neighborhoods—communities that have long resisted HTS encroachment.
In Jisr al-Shughur, two unidentified men were found dead, with their bodies quietly transferred to the local police station—yet another unclaimed act of terror in a region plagued by HTS control and infiltration.
In Aleppo, the economic heart of Syria now gutted by chaos, prominent businessman Ali Qaddour Al-Zarqani—known for his trade in cement, ceramics, and asphalt—was found dead after being abducted for over a month. His body was dumped by unknown assailants.
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The wave of targeted killings and sectarian executions continues across Syria, as the HTS-led terror network and affiliated cells escalate their campaign of internal destabilization, silencing dissent, and eliminating civilians in cold blood.
In Hama, a father and son were gunned down in broad daylight in the Al-Jisr neighborhood. A masked assailant stepped out of a vehicle near the automated bakery and opened fire, killing both instantly before fleeing the scene.
In Daraa, two young men, Ali Hassan Ajaj and Muawiya Hassan Ajaj, were shot and killed by unknown gunmen in Muzayrib, a restive town in western Daraa countryside.
In Al-Hawaij, Deir Ezzor, Fahd Farhan Al-Abdul Hamid and Haider Ayada Al-Huwaider were killed by unknown assailants near the local wholesale market. The attackers fired at close range and fled, contributing to the region’s worsening security vacuum.
In Homs, the violence continues with multiple killings tied to sectarian motives. This morning, Ibrahim Barakat (Abu Lujain), a father of three girls, was murdered in his shop in Jabal al-Jandali, near the Fadous Tower. Two bullets—one to the waist, one to the head—ended his life. Local sources confirm he was targeted solely for being Alawite.
On April 15, Kazem Ali Badour (28) was shot by HTS militants while sitting outside his shop in the Karm Al-Zeitoun neighborhood of Homs. He succumbed to his injuries at the hospital, the latest civilian to be picked off in public by the group.
Most disturbingly, on April 18, the body of Ammar Al-Mohammad, a local taxi driver, was found executed and tortured along Al-Sittin Highway in Homs. He had been abducted the day prior, on April 17, from Wadi Al-Dhahab by members of HTS-linked General Security. His taxi was later spotted outside the group’s headquarters, inside the former Ba’ath Party Division building, now under HTS control. Eyewitnesses confirmed that a senior HTS commander personally oversaw the abduction. Ammar’s body bore a bullet to the head and marks of brutal interrogation.
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The wave of targeted killings and sectarian executions continues across Syria, as the HTS-led terror network and affiliated cells escalate their campaign of internal destabilization, silencing dissent, and eliminating civilians in cold blood.
In Hama, a father and son were gunned down in broad daylight in the Al-Jisr neighborhood. A masked assailant stepped out of a vehicle near the automated bakery and opened fire, killing both instantly before fleeing the scene.
In Daraa, two young men, Ali Hassan Ajaj and Muawiya Hassan Ajaj, were shot and killed by unknown gunmen in Muzayrib, a restive town in western Daraa countryside.
In Al-Hawaij, Deir Ezzor, Fahd Farhan Al-Abdul Hamid and Haider Ayada Al-Huwaider were killed by unknown assailants near the local wholesale market. The attackers fired at close range and fled, contributing to the region’s worsening security vacuum.
In Homs, the violence continues with multiple killings tied to sectarian motives. This morning, Ibrahim Barakat (Abu Lujain), a father of three girls, was murdered in his shop in Jabal al-Jandali, near the Fadous Tower. Two bullets—one to the waist, one to the head—ended his life. Local sources confirm he was targeted solely for being Alawite.
On April 15, Kazem Ali Badour (28) was shot by HTS militants while sitting outside his shop in the Karm Al-Zeitoun neighborhood of Homs. He succumbed to his injuries at the hospital, the latest civilian to be picked off in public by the group.
Most disturbingly, on April 18, the body of Ammar Al-Mohammad, a local taxi driver, was found executed and tortured along Al-Sittin Highway in Homs. He had been abducted the day prior, on April 17, from Wadi Al-Dhahab by members of HTS-linked General Security. His taxi was later spotted outside the group’s headquarters, inside the former Ba’ath Party Division building, now under HTS control. Eyewitnesses confirmed that a senior HTS commander personally oversaw the abduction. Ammar’s body bore a bullet to the head and marks of brutal interrogation.
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🇸🇾 Report: The bloodletting continues in Aleppo, where Sheikh Muhammad al-Hajj Barakat, a respected Sunni imam and director of the Sharia High School in al-Safira, was assassinated in cold blood. An armed group intercepted his vehicle, dragged him out in front of his son, and executed him at point-blank range. The killers vanished immediately, leaving behind a shattered family and a silenced voice of scholarship.
This is not just an attack on a man, but a clear message: Sunni voices of knowledge and integrity are being hunted, just like their Alawite, Christian, Druze, and Ismaili compatriots. We have warned—and will continue to warn—that sectarian terror does not spare anyone. But it seems these truths don’t penetrate the spines of those Shiaphobes who have sold their religion, their humanity, and their conscience to justify or enable takfiri-Zionist projects simply because it’s convenient.
Martyrs are falling on all sides. Denial is complicity.
Glory to the martyr; rahmatullah alayh!
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This is not just an attack on a man, but a clear message: Sunni voices of knowledge and integrity are being hunted, just like their Alawite, Christian, Druze, and Ismaili compatriots. We have warned—and will continue to warn—that sectarian terror does not spare anyone. But it seems these truths don’t penetrate the spines of those Shiaphobes who have sold their religion, their humanity, and their conscience to justify or enable takfiri-Zionist projects simply because it’s convenient.
Martyrs are falling on all sides. Denial is complicity.
Glory to the martyr; rahmatullah alayh!
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🇸🇾 Report: In Al-Shaniya, western Homs, HTS terrorists carried out another brutal execution, this time targeting a civilian family inside their own home. Simon Hammad and his wife were gunned down in cold blood by HTS-affiliated militants who stormed their house in front of their young children.
The attackers reportedly came from nearby Houla, a known HTS stronghold, and fled immediately after the double murder. The children, now orphaned and traumatized, were left to witness the blood-soaked scene of their parents’ execution.
This is not a caliphate—it’s terror by design, aimed at breaking the struggling backbone of Syrian society.
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The attackers reportedly came from nearby Houla, a known HTS stronghold, and fled immediately after the double murder. The children, now orphaned and traumatized, were left to witness the blood-soaked scene of their parents’ execution.
This is not a caliphate—it’s terror by design, aimed at breaking the struggling backbone of Syrian society.
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🇵🇸 Report: The Qassam Brigade’s recent operation in Beit Hanoun, as described by the Israeli narrative, unfolded within what they call a “buffer zone.” Resistance fighters emerged from a tunnel, struck a military vehicle with an anti-tank missile, and then detonated an explosive device targeting a reinforcement unit that arrived at the scene. The operation caused significant Israeli casualties.
More crucial than the immediate toll, however, is what it revealed: despite the scale and intensity of the Israeli assault, the resistance retains the capacity to maneuver, execute coordinated attacks, and inflict serious damage. For Israeli soldiers, this means constant uncertainty—facing attacks from the front, the rear, and beneath their feet. What Israel brands a buffer zone has, in effect, become a death zone.
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More crucial than the immediate toll, however, is what it revealed: despite the scale and intensity of the Israeli assault, the resistance retains the capacity to maneuver, execute coordinated attacks, and inflict serious damage. For Israeli soldiers, this means constant uncertainty—facing attacks from the front, the rear, and beneath their feet. What Israel brands a buffer zone has, in effect, become a death zone.
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🇾🇪 Breaking: More than 20 U.S. airstrikes have struck multiple areas across Yemen, in what appears to be a broad escalation of American military aggression.
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🟢 Breaking: Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades:
Our fighters executed a complex ambush targeting a Zionist force that had advanced into the east of the Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. The operation resulted in multiple enemy casualties—dead and wounded.
Additionally, our forces targeted a Merkava 4 tank and a D9 military bulldozer using two Al-Yassin 105 missiles in the Jabal al-Surani area, successfully setting both vehicles ablaze.
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Our fighters executed a complex ambush targeting a Zionist force that had advanced into the east of the Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City. The operation resulted in multiple enemy casualties—dead and wounded.
Additionally, our forces targeted a Merkava 4 tank and a D9 military bulldozer using two Al-Yassin 105 missiles in the Jabal al-Surani area, successfully setting both vehicles ablaze.
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🇮🇶 Breaking: Iraqi Resistance Leader Qays al-Khazali (H):
The existence of relations between the two brotherly countries, Iraq and Syria, is necessary and serves mutual interests. However, the presence of the current head [Julani] of the Syrian regime in Iraq is problematic, as it could lead to serious consequences if the law is enforced and he is arrested by security forces, given that there is an active arrest warrant against him.
In light of this, and based on the principle of separation of powers, everyone must respect and adhere to the decisions of the Iraqi judiciary.
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The existence of relations between the two brotherly countries, Iraq and Syria, is necessary and serves mutual interests. However, the presence of the current head [Julani] of the Syrian regime in Iraq is problematic, as it could lead to serious consequences if the law is enforced and he is arrested by security forces, given that there is an active arrest warrant against him.
In light of this, and based on the principle of separation of powers, everyone must respect and adhere to the decisions of the Iraqi judiciary.
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