In Commemoration of – Hazar Nezha
The story of Hazar, a Syrian pharmacist and newlywed who was murdered by the hand of treachery and terrorism with her family in the al-Qusour neighbourhood of Baniyas.
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In Commemoration of – Ahmed Akel, The Smile Maker
A young man with hope in his heart Ahmad Akel, , a 24-year-old software engineering student at Latakia University, was a familiar face on social media platforms, where he created joy and smiles through the comical videos he shared with his friends, despite the blackness surrounding everything. His posts reflected the life of simple, life-loving…
In Commemoration of – Noor Nezha
Commemorating the memory of the martyr pharmacist, Nour Nezha, one of the victims of the massacre in Al-Qusour neighbourhood, Baniyas.
The massacres on the Syrian coast: Ethnic cleansing against Alawites and the crisis of civil peace
Bloody events and ethnic cleansing on Syria’s coast In recent days, the Syrian coast has witnessed some of the most brutal events in the Syrian conflict. Thousands of civilians, mostly from the Alawite Muslim community, have been killed by armed groups collaborating with the Syrian authorities, with the Syrian authorities unable to prevent the massacres….
Sharifa village massacre
In Sharifa, a quiet, once vibrant village on the Syrian coast, Friday morning turned into a bloody nightmare that none of its residents could have imagined. Despite the changes that took place in the country after the fall of the regime, residents were going about their lives as usual, having been disarmed and handed over…
Sedition and sectarian incitement: A deadly weapon that tears societies apart from within
Sectarian strife and incitement is a lethal weapon that tears societies apart from within, making tampering with the unity of society more dangerous than any political or military conspiracy. “Charitable” volunteering team Abqaq shocks the world On 10 March, a “charitable” volunteer team called “Abaq” shocked the world with a video showing its members distributing…