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Page 1 of 3A statement condemning a media broadcast that openly incited sectarian violence against minorities in Syria, calling on European authorities to take action against hate speech and incitement to violence.
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A statement on the ongoing violations against minorities in Syria, including the killing of civilians and shelling of villages in rural Jableh, amid questions about international stances on these events.
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A report on a security force storming Al-Jouba village in rural Tartus and detaining dozens of young men amid fear and allegations of serious violations against civilians.
Arrest and Intimidation Campaign in Al-Jouba Village, Rural Tartus Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026 — approximately 10:00 PM Location: Al-Jouba Village, Rural Tartus Local sources report that a force of approximately 30 vehicles belonging to the so-called "General Security" stormed Al-Jouba village on the night of February 14, spreading panic and fear among residents. What Happened - The force en...
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The Western Syria Alliance participated in a congressional briefing at the US Capitol to discuss the humanitarian and security deterioration in Syria and ways to protect religious minorities from violence and extremism.
Western Syria Alliance Briefs US Congress on Protection of Minorities Washington D.C. — US Capitol Building | February 11, 2026 The Western Syria Alliance (WSA) extends its sincere gratitude and appreciation to: - DGPAC — Druze Global Political Action Committee - Druze Nexus - Tim Ballard And to all organizers of the congressional briefing held at the US Capitol for providing the opportunity to co...
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