Pro-#Jolaniregime loyalists and the #propaganda mouthpieces of the #terrorist DeFacto Authority are circulating on their personal pages an image of a person named #Abdulrahman_Taleb, taken in #March_2025 at #Al_Othman_Hospital in #Latakia — falsely claiming that the incident occurred in #Suwayda. In the photo, he is wearing green medical staff attire and carrying a #weapon. They are spreading it as if it depicts the martyred hero #Engineer #Mohammad_Rafiq_Bahsas, who was seen in #CCTV footage being killed during the raid on #Suwayda_Hospital by members of the #Ministry_of_Defense, #Ministry_of_Interior, and #General_Security of the DeFacto Authority.

In reality, the picture does not belong to the martyr, and it is being circulated to justify the killing of young #Mohammad_Bahsas by their fellow #terrorists — as documented in the #CCTV footage.

📌 Note: The martyr #Mohammad_Bahsas was not the only victim. A #massacre took place at the #National_Hospital in #Suwayda, claiming the lives of several members of the #medical_staff as well as patients.

Majda Turki Reidān, from a peaceful family working in livestock farming, was unable to leave her village after the shelling intensified, believing that peaceful civilians would not be targeted. What happened, however, was a tragedy.

In the early hours of the attack, forces from the General Security and the Ministry of Defense of the de facto authority, along with allied tribal militias, stormed the town of Rdeimah Al-Loua. After heavy shelling, they targeted the family’s home. The family sought refuge on the roof, thinking it would be safer, but the attackers burned the house, stole the livestock, looted and plundered, then fired shells and heavy gunfire toward them.

This led to the killing of her husband Marwan Al-Khatib, her son Rabee Marwan Al-Khatib, and her daughter-in-law Ruaa Kamal Al-Atrash. Majda sustained severe injuries, as did her daughter Shahd Marwan Al-Khatib and three of her young granddaughters. They were then abducted and held as captives, threatened with death, and forced to give fabricated statements against Sheikh Al-Hijri — even though the same group that committed the massacre, stole the livestock, and burned the house were the ones who carried out the abduction.

The family was eventually released as part of a prisoner exchange.

Her eyes are glued to the lifeless bodies of her mother and father lying before her, surrounded by a pool of blood. She watches her grandfather wail in helpless agony, sees her home engulfed in flames, while the same group that tore her peaceful, loving family apart drags her away—leaving her without a mother, without a father. She doesn’t scream… she doesn’t cry… as if the shock has stolen even the ability to express herself.

In that moment, Lamar found herself caught between smoke and ruin, drowning in the blood of her parents, searching with her eyes for a mother’s embrace that would never come, and a father’s hand that would never hold hers again.

Through this scene passed the “Mongols and Tartars of our era”—the forces of the de facto authority and their loyalists, led by Ahmed Al-Shara’ Al-Joulani.