SYRIA: “They Burnt the Bodies to Hide the Evidence of Their Crimes,” “They Are Hiding the Bodies of the Children, Women, and Residents They Have Killed” From UN Observers

Ramadan Bloodbath in Syria: *WARNING* Graphic Horrific Videos, Photos Emerge as Non-Muslims Cry to The World To Stop the Genocide

RAMADAN KILLATHON: Muslim Terrorists in Syria Are Slaughtering Christians, Druze, Dragging Their Bodies Through the Streets

SYRIA GENOCIDE: Horrific Wholesale Slaughter Christians, Alawites, Druze By Muslim Terror Regime Continues As World Stays Silent

“This picture is from the Banias massacres. Please don’t want my fate to be like theirs. We in the city of Homs are exposed to being killed at any moment.”

The Golani soldier is packing the bodies of civilians into trucks, transporting them and hiding them before the UN arrives. This girl says in the video that they brought trucks to take the bodies.

Jihadists in Syria are crucifying and then killing a Christian. So, what about the leaders of the European Union—will they go shake the murderers’ hands? Will they go kiss the new leaders of Syria again? Will they embrace the “progressive” jihadists?

Hypocritical scum.… pic.twitter.com/AJAotoYDZJ

— Anatolij Sharij (@anatoliisharii) March 10, 2025

Just one scene from the massacre of Ain Al-Arous village… five victims in one house:

Tharya Darwish (an old woman)
Khawla Darwish (person with special needs)
Areej Sino
Ali Aslan
Julia Aslan

“They brag about killing and slaughtering us
Please help us.”

I write to you with grave concern over the escalating persecution of ethnic and religious minorities in Syria, particularly the Alawite community, under the rule of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and its affiliates. The Alawites, who have long been marginalized and targeted in the Syrian conflict, are now facing a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing, arbitrary detentions, and extrajudicial executions in areas under HTS control.

Despite repeated warnings from humanitarian organizations and local reports detailing forced displacements, destruction of Alawite villages, and public executions, the UN Security Council (UNSC) has failed to act, largely due to geopolitical deadlock. This inaction cannot continue. We call on the United Nations to invoke Chapter VII of the UN Charter to take decisive action, and if obstructed by a veto, to invoke GA Resolution 377 A(V) (“Uniting for Peace”) to ensure that these atrocities do not go unchallenged.

The Urgency of Chapter VII Action

The Security Council has both the authority and responsibility to act under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which allows for intervention when a situation poses a threat to international peace and security. The sectarian targeting of Alawites and other minorities by HTS constitutes ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, necessitating an urgent response. We demand the UNSC immediately:

1. Deploy a UN Peacekeeping Force with a mandate to protect Alawite communities and other minorities facing persecution.

2. Impose targeted sanctions on HTS leaders and their external supporters funding their operations.

3. Establish humanitarian corridors to facilitate aid and safe passage for displaced communities.

4. Refer HTS leadership and perpetrators to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Uniting for Peace: A Necessary Alternative to Overcome UNSC Deadlock

If the Security Council is paralyzed by a veto, we urge the UN General Assembly to take action under GA Resolution 377 A(V) (“Uniting for Peace”) by:

1. Convening an Emergency Special Session (ESS) within 24 hours to discuss the situation and pass a resolution.

2. Condemning the persecution of the Alawite community and recommending immediate international intervention.

3. Establishing a UN-led humanitarian coalition to protect civilians and facilitate the safe return of displaced Alawites to their homes.

Failure to Act Will Have Historic Consequences

The world has seen the cost of inaction in past ethnic cleansings—from Bosnia to Rwanda. If the UN fails to act, the Alawite community, along with other minorities, will face mass displacement and further mass killings. The UN was founded to prevent such atrocities, yet its credibility is at stake as these crimes unfold in real time.

I urge you, Excellency, to honor the principles of the UN Charter and take decisive action before it is too late. The Alawite people and other persecuted communities in Syria cannot wait any longer.