You die twice. One time when you stop breathing, and a second time, a bit later on, when somebody damns your soul for the last time.
In Arabic it’s “Seen” (صين) with a Saad (ص) [sˤ]. It came from Persian “چین” (Cheen). Which came from Sanskrit.
I don’t live in Masameer, it’s very hard to find on a map.
It will never be as spicy as Aba Ad-dajaj.
The SDF cannot be trusted until it’s fully dissolved, but the recent moves by both the government and SDF suggest they’ve reached agreements on most of the governance and military composition stuff. So seems there will be no federalism 🎉
3 days ago ambushes and attacks against general security started in the Syrian coast (Latakia and Tartous governates) killing 50 GS members. The army was deployed and many ordinary people mobilized to help the army.
The majority of residents in the coast are Alawites, the sect Bashar Al-Assad was from. There were many cases of sectarian attacks and massacres against Alawites by extremists in the army or the people who mobilized there. Last time I checked the toll was at 1000 civilians killed.
Ahmad Al-Sharaa ordered the creation of this committee to follow up on violations and arrests started taking place yesterday.
Why would the US want to abandon Ukraine and undermine NATO by threatening EU countries that “don’t pay enough”?
Not “acting like Russia” should be contingent with not helping Syrian Kurdistan take areas where nearly no Kurds live, not blowing up cars in busy markets, and not sniping people in Aleppo.
I remember it using the API, which is supposedly disabled now. There are warnings on early Lemmy posts to use the tool before Reddit rolls out the changes.
These aren’t claims, they’re on twitter for everyone to see.
Yeah, those are clear, I didn’t deny that this could’ve happened, I understand there’s still so much hatred between Sunnis and Alawites. I was following the links on the r/syria subreddit and most of the content was removed, the ones that weren’t are just pictures of piled up bodies or straight up unrelated pictures (from Gaza, Ba’thist Syria, random people with made up stories).
I know that all you want is to exterminate Christians, Alawites, Kurds, Druze, and literally any Muslim that never wanted your sharia shit hole sect in charge of Syria.
In your typical Caliphate with Sharia law I’d probably have multiple sentences of stoning to death.
You probably live in the west
No.
living under secularism where your rights and existence are defended
🤣
You are such a hypocrite. For some reason Muslims like you feel so ready to support fucking caliphates in the middle East but never want to live in the hellholes you advocate for
I am gonna be living in the “hellhole” and I didn’t advocate for this, unless advocating for the fall of the regime is what you’re hinting at.
If you’re going to advocate and make up apologetics for religious fascism, then you should at least have the decency to leave whatever western state you’re posting this nonsense from.
Your guesses are wrong, and I am gonna be living in Syria even with my home flattened and the areas around it scattered with mines.
Can you imagine the burden whatever secular western state keeping your backwards ass is bearing?
My ass is oriented correctly, you can’t convince me otherwise.
There are videos emerging of people’s homes being invaded purely bc they are Alawites. There are videos of children being shot in the fucking face and bodies being piled up by the regime.
I know there were cases of sectarian attacks against Alawites and those happened after the armed groups attacked general security forces there and didn’t come out of nowhere (that doesn’t justify them). There’s still so much hatred between Sunnis and Alawites, and when the attacks happened people from all around Syria mobilized to help the army. Many of them saw that as an opportunity to take revenge. The government stopped these mobilizations to majority Alawite areas, but their response was very late.
There are claims of security forces committing crimes and uploading videos of them, I have no doubt that such things could’ve happened, but all I’ve found is pictures of people who were allegedly executed. When this operation started a member of the army was arrested for sectarian chants and the government has promised to follow up on all the crimes committed during the operation.
How long are you people going to deny that jolani is a monster? How many of those being executed in the streets are actually just people fighting to survive against a vile islamist terror regime and not part of some assad conspiracy?
I am not denying anything. Jolani headed terrorist group after terrorist group and his forces committed many crimes before their sudden rebrand. Since they overthrew Bashar their statements and actions have been moderate and they don’t seem to be targeting or discriminating against any sects. A timeline for a new government and presidential elections give you some hope, but I may just be very delusional.
How long are you and your terror sympathizing cult followers going to keep up this “assadist insurrection” narrative?
Until these ambushes and attacks stop being headed by the previous regime’s officers (Who still boast about their crimes) and supported and instigated by Iran.
Not one letter of what I “pasted” is from Wikipedia. In fact there’s not an article about this guy.
Anyways my point here is that pro-Assad forces are fighting in Syria and while I don’t know what the people of the Sahel think of the government, it doesn’t seem like this is just them suddenly deciding to stop the “extra judicial murders” which I am sure you have plenty of proof for.
This is the result of outside influence and is relying on criminals who either do this or get dragged to court is my point. I am not saying there are no Alawites who are so dissatisfied by the new government that they’d join such movements, but there wouldn’t be enough of them to cause this much trouble without some outside help.
He was a captain in the 70’s (1987 is when he became head of air-force intelligence) to 2002 and he’s accused of carrying out assassinations in Syria and Lebanon, including assassinating the Lebanese PFP leader, Kamal Junblat. The Air-force intelligence also partook in the Hama massacre of 1982.
I am hoping that his trial will be fair and that no harm will befall him unless he’s actually convicted.
There are others who were part of the fourth division specifically, currently hiding or fighting in Lattakia.
Very weird how they pulled the former head of air-force intelligence out of these groups then. I would say it’s an isolated case if this didn’t happen every time they combed the area after an ambush. Will you still think the same of these fighters when Suhail Al-Hassan is caught among their ranks and no suspicions are left?
That might not be in Syria’s best interest right now. Iran, Israel, and separatist groups are the priority. No need to provoke Russia on top of that.
Dubai chocolate are chocolate bars filled with knafeh and pistachio. Some people think this is innovative.
#007986 -> #RRGGBB so greenish blue. If it has to be either blue or green, then it’s blue.
Is that why Israel has to get the IDF to defend the Druze in Syria
Why does the IDF have to “defend” the Syrian Druze? The Syrian Druze have made it clear they don’t want Israeli intervention in their affairs. And a deal was struck between general security and the Druze of Jarmana a few hours after Israel tried to make it seem like they were trying to defend the Damascene Druze.
The two largest militant groups in Suwayda have refused any Israeli intervention and plan on integrating with the army.
Seems your only bet are desperate militant groups that would side with whatever has the most weapons and funds. Try the SDF and the regime remnants.
I think the bot couldn’t send DMs to KBin/MBin for some reason and now it’s fixed. I got the message today too.
It’s a statement rejecting the constitutional declaration and calling for it to be redrafted. (fair enough)
It indirectly describes the new government as a gang: “… tries to cover the events using masked statements which try to appear on the screens of the world in the image of a nation”
has some condemnations of the coastal events which he hints that they represent the new government, and calls for justice. (a bit late for that)
Al-Hijri tries to maintain the image of rejecting division in the end: “… and with all of that our hands are still stretched out for cooperation”
I may fully translate this and the statement by the Syrian Jazira activists later.