Christian fears grow in Syria after deadly sectarian clashes

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Syria's new regime hits Hezbollah targets in Lebanon over claims its fighters were executed

Fighting along the Syrian-Lebanese border intensified on Monday as deadly clashes erupted between the Syrian military and Hezbollah-aligned forces. The escalation follows accusations from Syria’s interim government that Hezbollah terrorists crossed into Syrian territory, kidnapped three soldiers and executed them on Lebanese soil. In response, the Syrian army launched artillery strikes on Hezbollah positions, targeting what it called "gatherings…

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Syria urges citizens sheltering at Russia’s Hmeimim base to go home: What we know

Many local residents who fled killings targeting the Alawite community are resisting the government’s efforts to get them to return home, opting to remain at a Russian air base.

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The Dalauite massacre in Syria in early March brought to the forefront the issue of minorities in the Middle East, including that of Christians, indigenous people for 2000 years. A subject that has become an integral part of French diplomacy in this strategic region.

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Australia Condemns Syria Killings, Urges Non-Sectarian Transition

Following a week of intense clashes in Syria that have left over a thousand dead, the Australian government has strongly condemned the ongoing violence in the country’s coastal region. “We are deeply concerned by U.N. reports that many civilians from the Alawite community were summarily executed and understand the community’s distress. Our thoughts are with them at this time,” said a joint statement issued by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and …

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Just over three months after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Syria is far from regaining stability, after more than a decade of civil war. The sectarian violence that erupted at the beginning of the month in the north-west of the country, the alawite majority region to which the main authorities of the former regime belonged, shows that the risks of continuing fighting in the country remain. The current Syrian leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, came with the…

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Sectarian persecution has returned to Syria

No one covers up their war crimes any more. They film them, celebrate them, post them on X. So we have videos from Syria this week showing Islamist fighters making terrified Alawite men get on their hands and knees and howl like dogs. In one video, the victims crawl along a street spattered with blood and gore as a bearded gunman clubs them with a wooden pole. The camera comes to rest on half a dozen bodies. Then we hear rifle shots. There has b…