📍Suwayda
The video documents direct coordination between Abu Mohammad al-Julani’s government and jihadist tribal militias, along with Bedouin groups affiliated with a jihadist unit under the de facto authorities known as the “Red Bands,” in the attack on Suwayda Governorate.

The footage shows Suwayda’s governor, affiliated with al-Julani’s government, Mustafa al-Bakkour, alongside a minister, welcoming one of the tribal fighters. The fighter declares his intention to carry out an “inghimasi operation” – a term used by ISIS to describe its suicide missions

📍 Majdal Village–Suwayda

The burning of the house belonging to Sheikh Abu Talal Fahd Harb Al-Hunaidi
following the attacks carried out on the village as part of the massacres in Suwayda, perpetrated by the Mujahideen of the de facto authority — including the General Security, the Ministry of Defense, and their affiliated jihadist tribes.
The fire caused extensive destruction and severe damage to the contents of the house.
This house stands as just one example among hundreds of homes that were looted or set ablaze, or whose unarmed civilian residents were killed

📍Suwayda – Tishreen Square
Assault on Pharmacies Around Tishreen Square
Dr. Dalia Nasr’s pharmacy was broken into and looted.
Stolen items include:
• Various medications
• Medical equipment and tools
• A cash register
• A laptop device
This assault, carried out by jihadist units of the General Security and Ministry of Defense of the de facto authority—alongside allied tribal jihadist militias—constitutes a grave violation against healthcare institutions, which remain among the few essential public services left in the devastated city.

The mother of the minor, Mohammad, appears in a video claiming that the Druze resistance imprisoned her son, portraying him as a civilian stonecutter. This video was circulated to promote the false narrative that the Druze are arbitrarily detaining civilians.

However, the Druze resistance contacted Mohammad’s mother to expose the disinformation in the video she shared. In reality, Mohammad is a conscript in the army who surrendered during the Suwayda raid. He is safe and in the custody of the Druze resistance, who also have his phone containing evidence and videos proving his participation in the attack and his status as a soldier.

During the call, the Druze resistance confirmed that Mohammad is in good health and is being treated humanely. The initial video was an attempt to manipulate public opinion and falsely accuse the Druze of violating civilians’ rights.

The widely circulated video of Mohammad Al-Alawi further exposed what the de facto authorities under Al-Jolani sought to conceal:
The so-called “tribal factions” are nothing more than proxy forces fully supported by the Ministry of Defense and the General Security apparatus, supplied with fighters, heavy weaponry, and political cover to carry out genocidal operations against the Druze community.

🚨 Most alarmingly, he declared that the orders were explicit:

“Kill every Druze—whether an elder, a child, or a civilian.”

“Those who attacked the hospital from the security forces and the Syrian army have nothing to do with humanity,” said Dr. Mazen Nassar, a member of the Executive Office responsible for the health sector in Suwayda and a member of one of the prominent Sunni families in the governorate, in his testimony before a UN delegation that visited Suwayda today, Thursday, with a humanitarian aid convoy to assess the humanitarian situation.