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"Kristallnacht" against the Alawites in Syria

Bashar Al-Assad · Syria

"Kristallnacht" against the Alawites in Syria

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Former number 2 of Daesh and current self-proclaimed president of Syria Ahmad al-Shareh said on March 9: “We must preserve national unity, civil peace as much as possible, and, God willing, we will be able to live together in this country as much as possible.”The new regime increased the humiliations of the Alawites (Nuçairïs). They are fired from their jobs without being paid. In the street, the jihadists arrest them, and force them to bray lik…See the Story

Syria's new government vows to investigate mass killings

Ahmed Al-Sharaa · Syria

Syria's new government vows to investigate mass killings

41% Left coverage: 83 sources

Syria's new government has formed a committee to investigate reported mass revenge killings of a minority group - after the United Nations human rights chief called for "swift actions". Violent clashes, which a war monitoring group said had already killed 1,311 people, have continued for a fourth day in deposed president Bashar al Assad's coastal heartland.See the Story

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