🏴‍☠️ | This is not Gaza, or Idlib, or Somalia, or Sudan.

This is Suwayda. But nobody cares, because the victims don’t belong to their sect. The victims are innocent and unarmed, yet their murders are being celebrated simply because a few among them rejected israel's influence from HTS and few fools rushed directly to israel.

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🏴‍☠️| Situation in Suwaydah remains highly volatile, with the Arab Tribal Army and Druze separatists each controlling approximately half of the city. Fierce clashes continue across Suwaydah and its outskirts, though signs of a limited ceasefire have emerged in a few directions. Syrian Public Internal Security (PIS) forces have entered only Bedouin-controlled sectors, avoiding Druze areas entirely. Jolani’s terrorist factions have launched coordinated raids across Suwaydah city, setting entire neighborhoods on fire. At the same time, ISIS elements joined in torching Druze homes while threatening Kurds and demanding the release of detainees from the Al-Hol camp. Arab Tribal forces are heavily shelling the northern town of Mardak, while large Bedouin convoys continue moving through Suwaydah, unchecked by the PIS. Druze media outlets have described PIS advances in Bedouin towns west of Suwaydah as deliberate collusion, not peacekeeping, aimed at freeing up Arab Tribal units to intensify the city assault. Meanwhile, smoke was seen rising near Al-Bukamal following an explosion, and Hebrew media reported the movement of tribal militants from Daraa into Suwaydah. Reports of massacres against Druze civilians have triggered Israeli messages to the United States, warning of possible intervention. Despite these assaults, Druze factions have reportedly regained lost ground. A curfew has now been imposed in Suwaydah city from 10 PM to 6 AM, restricting movement except for urgent medical needs. Separately, Lebanon’s Al Jadeed channel reported armed group concentrations near the Syrian-Lebanese border opposite Baalbek-Hermel, fueling concerns of a regional siege from the south, Bekaa, north, and east. Lebanese security services are monitoring closely as U.S. envoy Tom Barrack is expected to return on Tuesday for a critical diplomatic visit.

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