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Syrian Druze leader condemns government over sectarian violence
A leader of Syria’s Druze minority has condemned attacks against his community after dozens of people were killed in two days of sectarian clashes south of Damascus. Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri on Thursday denounced the violence in Jaramana and Sahnaya near Damascus earlier this week as a “genocidal campaign” against the Druze community in Syria.
After this week’s bloodshed, Druse leaders in Ashrafieh Sahnaya agreed to integrate militia fighters into government forces.
Four days of clashes between pro-government gunmen and members of a minority sect in Syria have left nearly 100 people dead ...
At least 100 people have been killed in two days of sectarian clashes in Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said ...
Armed clashes with government forces have escalated complicating Syrian president hopes for international legitimacy ...
A war monitor and an activist group say clashes broke out in the Syrian capital between local gunmen belonging to the ...
noting that the pontiff stood by the Syrian people during their darkest times. "I extend my condolences to the Roman Catholic community on the passing of Pope Francis,” said Sharaa, according to ...
Syria on Saturday detained a prominent Damascus-based Palestinian official whose group was close to the government of ousted ...
Hijri has harshly criticized Syria’s government for what he called an “unjustified genocidal attack” during deadly sectarian ...
One man accused of killing an Alawite during the sectarian violence in March tells the BBC that armed civilians were advised ...
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