Two young men, Wisam George Mansour and Shafiq Rafiq Mansour (his cousin), were killed, and another young man, Pierre Hariqs, sustained severe injuries, along with additional injuries to other civilians, following an armed attack targeting a gathering of youths seated in front of the Mukhtar’s office in the village of Anaz – Wadi al-Nasara.

The attack was carried out by masked gunmen affiliated with the de-facto authority, riding motorcycles from the village of Al-Hosn, who fired approximately 30 bullets directly at the civilian Christian youths, resulting in the immediate deaths of the two victims. The assailants subsequently fled via the Dibagha road leading back to Al-Hosn village.

• Martyr Wisam Mansour was summoned by the General Security based on a complaint filed by individuals from the village of Al-Hosn.
• He underwent judicial review and appeared before the judge.

• A judicial ruling declared Wisam Mansour innocent, as no crime was proven against him, and he was released.

• An individual named Khaled Al-Hosni from the village of Al-Hosn published a public post inciting hostility against Martyr Wisam, despite Wisam’s release being based on a judicial ruling.
• The post addressed the baseless complaint and expressed grievance over the judiciary not ruling in their favor, reflecting the escalation of ISIS-style oppression following the fall of the regime.
• It should be noted that the individual has a recurring history of incitement against the residents of Wadi al-Nasara, through previous posts and at an intensified pace.

• Two masked individuals on motorcycles, affiliated with the de-facto authority, stormed the village of Anaz.
• They fired directly at:
• Martyr Wisam Mansour (killed)
• Martyr Shafiq Mansour (his cousin, killed)
• Pierre Hariqs (injured)

The perpetrators are identified:
• The crime was carried out by specific individuals by name, and not “remnants”, contrary to attempts by some to spread misinformation.

🔎 For a serious investigation, it is essential to include:
• Those who filed the malicious complaint against Wisam Mansour,
• And individuals who have systematically incited and threatened the residents of Wadi al-Nasara under the pretext of “seeking victims’ rights.”

Their rhetoric portrays Wadi al-Nasara as the aggressor in prior incidents, while the historically and legally established truth is that the attacks originated from the other party, not the victims.

• Incitement and threats against Wadi al-Nasara have been ongoing for a period, carried out by the same parties, in an attempt to distort facts and portray the valley as the aggressor, while it is in fact the victim.
• There is a documented list of 43 martyrs from Wadi al-Nasara who were previously killed by the same entities without accountability.
• The pretext of “remnants’ actions to disrupt elections” is misleading the public, especially given the absence of genuine elections and the existence of pre-arranged appointments.