📍 #Location: Shahba - Suwayda
🗓️ #Date: July 2025
⚠️ #Incident:
Citizen Ahmad Khaled Al-Jassem, from the city of Shahba, speaks about the situation of the Bedouins in Suwayda Governorate – Shahba City, highlighting what he personally witnessed regarding the way the locals treated them.
This included:
Providing them with medical car
Transporting them to Shahba School to secure their essential and health-related needs
Offering them protection from potential threats
All of this took place amid unprecedented media incitement carried out by the propaganda outlets of the authority.

📍 Location: Al-Khalidiyah - Suwayda
🗓️ Date: July 22, 2025
⚠️ Incident: Cold-blooded killing of an unarmed civilian
In a horrific act that reflects the escalating violations against civilians in Suwayda Governorate, a member of the General Security affiliated with the de facto authorities deliberately killed Kamal Youssef Al-Joumani, an unarmed elderly man from the Druze community, in the Al-Khalidiyah neighborhood.
The victim, born on February 28, 1951, was a retired employee of the General Organization for Cinema. He was widely known among his neighbors and friends for his kind nature and integrity. Despite his advanced age, he became yet another victim of the unchecked violence sweeping through Suwayda.
What deepens the tragedy is that the perpetrator did not only commit the crime in cold blood but also glorified it on social media. A Facebook "story" posted by the General Security member, identified as Mohammad Idris, shows footage of the killing — a disturbing display of cruelty and impunity.

Location: Suwayda – Salkhad
Date : july 2025
Event :Testimony of Aunt Um Zaid Al-Sha’arani
She speaks about the horrors Suwayda experienced following the barbaric, savage attack carried out by the de facto jihadi government, represented by the General Security jihadists, the Ministry of Defense, and allied tribal jihadist groups.
She recounts the atrocities, including beheadings, killings of women, children, and elderly, total disregard for basic human rights, and shameful abuse of women.

Um Zaid, who lost her son in the Sweida massacres,

📍 #Location: Suwayda
🗓️ #Date: July 2025
⚠️ #Event:
Shocking testimonies from elderly men — one aged 76 and the other 74 —
who were forced to flee their villages after they were invaded by jihadists affiliated with the de facto authorities, including the Ministry of Defense, General Security, and tribal jihadists loyal to the regime.

The testimonies document the following:
🔪 Killings and beheadings
🔥 Burning of homes and properties
💰 Widespread looting of houses, livestock, and even food supplies
🥖 A catastrophic humanitarian situation, making it nearly impossible to access food or medicine

The elders who witnessed these massacres appeal to:
🆘 The United Nations, humanitarian and international organizations, and the world at large
for immediate intervention to:

* Stop the massacres against civilians
* Provide protection for the residents of Sweida
* Deliver food and medicine to the besieged civilians

📍 #Location: Suwayda – Areeka town
⚠️ #Incident:

Mazen Dalal, father of the martyr Zaid Dalal, recounts the painful details of his son’s killing:

“When the shelling intensified, we fled to my parents’ house. Our Bedouin neighbors—whom we’ve known for over 25 years, with visits and good relations—knocked on the door. I was scared to open, but my dad told me: ‘Open, they’re our neighbors—they’re coming to seek shelter with us.’

I opened the door just slightly, but the neighbor’s wife pushed it hard to force it fully open.
Her husband shot my brother—he got hit in the neck, it was a surface wound. But the same bullet went into my son’s head.
We tried to save him, but all the roads were blocked.”

“Once my neighbor was sure my son was dead, he ran away.
And every time we tried to leave the house to get help, they would shoot at us…”

My son Zaid was 14 years old. He wasn’t carrying a weapon.
He died, and I couldn’t save him.

Location suwayda
Date: 2025/july
Event
a woman from suwayda spoke about the circumstances of her displacement.
She shared her heartfelt experience of solidarity with newcomers and tribal families,
speaking with strength — but in the end, she was overcome by tears from the deep betrayal she endured.