Jihadists from the de facto authorities committed a horrific massacre inside the victims’ home, opening heavy fire that killed Shadi Beetar, head coach of Al-Taraji Football Club, instantly. The attack also claimed the lives of his family members, including three women, one of whom was his pregnant sister, who was killed along with her unborn child.

Injured: His mother (Um Shadi), his sister, her husband, and her daughter sustained serious injuries and are currently in intensive care.

It is worth noting that Aleppo has witnessed hundreds of assassinations since the start of this year, most of them concentrated in the eastern neighborhoods.

Atta Saleh Al-Fayyad Al-Harfoush (Abu Ramez), from the villages of Al-Zawiya in the Golan, was arrested in Barzeh Housing District – Damascus after a dispute between his son and another child, a relative of a General Security commander.

He, his underage son, and his entire family were detained, and both he and his son were severely beaten.
Atta entered detention alive but was killed within 15 minutes. Two hours later, they announced his death, claiming it was a “heart attack.”

His minor son survived and became a witness to the crime committed by the “General Security apparatus of the State of Syriastan.”
His brother, lawyer Mohammad Fayyad, is demanding an investigation and accountability for the perpetrators from the terrorist General Security.

#Idlib | September 10, 2025 – The Ministry of Information displayed a promotional poster featuring a group of journalists with the slogan “The Voice of All Syrians.” Shortly after, jihadists of the de facto authorities in Idlib tore the image of the female journalist on the poster, in an act that reflects a systematic targeting of women, as they consider them, according to their beliefs, “awrah” (improper to show).

This act highlights the direct influence of the extremist jihadist ideology of the de facto authorities, which seeks to marginalize women and exclude them from public life, reinforcing gender-based discrimination.
It also constitutes a clear violation of freedom of expression and women’s civic participation, conflicting with international human rights standards, particularly Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in addition to obligations to protect women under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

Milad Aziz al-Farakh, a resident of Kafra in the Wadi al-Nasara area, was martyred by the “General Security” of the de facto authorities as a result of torture during his detention at al-Balouna Prison in Homs.

Al-Farakh had been arrested on August 25, on the grounds of a so-called “food supply violation” – a charge that does not legally justify arrest or detention under Syrian law. This incident once again sheds light on the grave abuses taking place in detention centers controlled by the de facto authorities.

According to credible sources, the martyr was subjected to severe torture aimed at extracting false confessions before his family was notified of his death 15 days after his arrest, on September 8.

Mr. Hussein Ahmad Murai, a resident of Marighan in eastern rural Homs, was martyred by the “General Security” of the terrorist de facto authorities on a sectarian basis.

According to local sources, General Security personnel stopped the martyr Murai at the Shinshar checkpoint in rural Homs on September 9. His body was later found at Al-Waer Hospital, showing signs of torture and gunshot wounds.

The last contact made with Murai indicated that he was on his way back to Homs. However, his body was later delivered to the hospital, where the forensic doctor confirmed that the time of death was approximately 24 hours earlier.