The Alawite genocide in the shadow of Arabic silence!

Mehr News Agency, International Group : Iraqi political analyst and activist, an exclusive note entitled “Alawite genocide in the shadow of Arabic silence!” For the International Group Mehr News Agency has a full text:

Syria is witnessing the dangerous exacerbation of armed violence by the new government and its militia groups, most of which came from abroad, especially in coastal areas that were the most stable areas of the country until recently.
The brutal killings that take place against the Alawites and other minorities are carried out in front of the international community, with a clear regional collusion and suspicious silence in the Arab media. What is going on today is not merely an internal conflict, but a systematic ethnic and sectarian cleansing led by armed groups, with government political coverage and military support for regional and international powers. In this analysis, we will examine the various aspects of this humanitarian catastrophe and clarify the suspicious role of some forces, while rejecting false allegations of Iran’s interference or the so -called survivors of the former regime in these events.

1. Expansion of military operations in the Syrian coastal area

Coastal areas, especially Latakia and Tartus, have witnessed a significant intensification in military operations against the Alawites, under the pretext that they are faithful to the former regime. Armed groups, especially the Julani group (al -Sham’s Board), have increased their attacks on the villages and cities of Alavi, using heavy weapons, organizing mass destruction and destroying organized. Syrian internal reports show that field executions against civilians were carried out solely because of their sectarian dependence, as well as organized kidnappings aimed at creating terror among the people and forcing them to migrate to migrate.

۱. Systematic Destruction of Property and Infrastructure

The crimes of armed groups are not limited to direct murder, but also the destruction of the Alawite houses, the burning of markets and targeting the infrastructure of the Alawite majority. The purpose of these actions is not only political revenge, but also ethnic cleansing seeking to change the demographic composition of these areas and reflects an obvious agenda for mandatory population displacement.

Second: Regional and international collusion in crimes against Alawites

1. Türkiye’s Role: Military and logistical support for armed groups

The crimes that are taking place in Syria today cannot be separated from Türkiye’s obvious role in supporting armed groups, especially al-Sham. Intelligence reports confirm that Türkiye has equipped these groups with weapons and ammunition and has even facilitated the passage of foreign fighters to Syria. The Turkish government, which has long claimed to be pursuing a political solution, is in fact one of the most important drivers of a sectarian war that exploits Syria’s riot to realize its developmental ambitions.

۱. Arabic media silence and suspicious dual standards

Despite the unprecedented scale of killing against the Alawites, the Arab media deliberately ignore this, which represents hypocrisy. While a widespread coverage of any incident against the former Syrian government is carried out, the crimes committed by the ruling armed groups today have faced absolute silence. Some media networks promote false narratives that try to portray these events as a popular revolutionary revolution, especially Iran, while in reality is a sectarian cleansing.

1. America and the West: Dual standards in the fight against terrorism

Western stance on Syria clearly shows their dual standards. Despite the fact that armed groups in Syria are in accordance with international law, the West closes its eyes on their crimes and regard them as a legitimate political institution. The United States and the European Union, claiming to fight terrorism, have taken no serious action to stop the killings against the Alawites, which reinforce doubts about their true intentions in Syria.

Third: Iran has no role in current clashes

۱. Rejecting claims about the role of Iran

Despite the media propaganda trying to involve Iran in these events, field realities prove the opposite. Tehran did not interfere in the conflict even when the Syrian crisis was at its height before the fall of the former rule, but repeatedly called for a political solution to maintain Syrian unity and prevent further bloodshed. The allegations that some media make about Iran’s role in supporting the Alawites are nothing more than an obvious attempt to justify sectarian crimes.

۱. Former regime survivors: A lie to justify ethnic cleansing

One of the most dangerous lies promoted by armed groups and their supporters is claiming that the victims of these killings are merely survivors of the former regime. This narrative is designed to legitimize the Alawites’ massacre, while most of the victims are civilians who have no political affiliation. This fabricated media discourse is used to hide the fact that what is happening is not political cleansing, but sectarian genocide.

Fourth: International community against a new ethical test

1. UN and Human Rights Liability

Despite human rights reports that have documented the crimes of armed groups covered by government-covered Syria, the international community continues to take any serious action to halt human rights violations. The United Nations, which was supposed to be an impartial entity to protect civilians, has not yet issued any clear convictions for these crimes.

۱. Immediate need for international action

With the continuation of the Alawites’ killing, the need for immediate international intervention is felt more than ever. Great powers must abandon their limited interests and accept their moral responsibilities.

Conclusion: Common Responsibility for Consolidation of Sectarian Genocide

What is happening in Syria is not just a political conflict, but a systematic sectarian genocide. These brutal crimes show the failure of the temporary sovereignty led by Julani.

International community and human rights organizations must accept their responsibility to prevent the repetition of genocide in history.