📍 Location: Rdeima al-Liwa village – Northern Suwayda
👤 Victim: Martyr Wahib Ali al-Ak (Abu Hamed)
• The victim was executed in a field execution; his body was desecrated. A lute was played over it by elements of the de facto authority (General Security, Ministry of Defense) and allied tribal militias—turning a symbol of harmony into a tool of mockery.
• According to activist Khaldon Khayou, Wahib was his neighbor, known for simplicity, innocence, and a constant smile. Beloved by all, he never harmed anyone—truly a man with a heart of gold. Khaldon added he was the last to see Wahib alive, warning him: “Wahib, hide, they’re going to kill you!” Wahib replied: “Well, that’s great… as if killing me was the only thing missing!” They killed him nonetheless.
• The killers placed the lute above his body and played their discordant tune, showing that even beauty can be twisted into a weapon. Khaldon said: “That same lute, over which Wahib used to nod his head joyfully, refused this time to smile to the sound of death. You did not need my lute or my neighbor to prove your dissonance—the world already knows you are off the beaten track of humanity.”