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The pharmacist’s only “crime” was being Christian,and having a brother who owns a liquor store. That alone was enough for the Islamists to storm his pharmacy with automatic weapons. All this happened in Rableh, Homs, while the supreme jihadist, Ahmed Al Sharaa, was busy strolling

Students were joyfully celebrating on campus in Latakia,until extremists shouting “Allahu Akbar” stormed in. Moments later, the Sharia advisor showed up and ordered everyone back to their dorms.

A car belonging to a Christian family was just bombed in Hama, Syria. Papers were scattered in the area with the message: “Death to pork eaters, Stay tuned for more releases.”

Our grandfathers,since the time of the Ebla tablets, which proudly documented Syria’s ancient winemaking,would weep in their graves if they saw Damascus today: a city once celebrated for its vineyards, now forcibly dried up. Not a single restaurant in the capital is allowed to

It is not a coincidence that four Christian towns, Maaloula, Mhardeh, Qusayr, and Al-Suqaylabiyah,faced attacks and harassment immediately following the partial lifting of sanctions. Those who harbor deep resentment toward these communities were merely waiting for this moment to

Five members of an Alawite family were brutally killed today by Sunni groups in Latakia empowered by the rise of Salafi Jihadi rule in Syria,an authority increasingly legitimized by the West.

Dozens of newly graduated HTS officers are patrolling a Christian-Alawite neighborhood in Baniyas, on the Syrian coast, while waving the Al-Qaeda flag. A church can be seen in the background.

16-year-old Lana Ahmad was kidnapped in Latakia on March 25. Few days ago her captors sent a bruised photo and demanded ransom. Alawite civilians face a worrying rise in kidnappings on Syria’s coast.

It’s also important to note that the Greek Orthodox Patriarch and the Greek Melkite Patriarch have not yet met with Sharaa and have rejected multiple efforts to have them received at the presidential palace in a manner that implies subordination.

A salute to the Kurdish-led delegation currently in Damascus, engaging in negotiations with Sharaa for a more inclusive constitution. They rejected HTS security arrangements, instead placing their trust in the courageous YPJ special forces to accompany and protect the delegation.

With the blessing of the U.S. ambassador, the Al-Sharaa government is preparing to enlist Uyghur fighters into its army and offer them citizenship. The East Turkistan Government in Exile (ETGE) must take a firm stand against this move,and urgently seek solutions for these naive fighters lured into 🇸🇾 by 🇨🇳&🇹🇷

📢📰Statement On the Integration of Uyghur Fighters into the Syrian Military The East Turkistan Government in Exile expresses deep concern regarding the reported integration of Uyghur fighters into Syria’s national army under U.S.-endorsed arrangements. The so-called Turkistan

It’s wonderful to see how the Levantine Greek community has managed to survive—even in Iraq. These photos from the Antiochian Greek kindergarten graduation ceremony in Baghdad are a testament to that resilience.

Surveillance footage shows a man opening fire at the Church of Saint Mary in Homs—one of the oldest churches in the world still in use for worship. A shameful attack on history, faith, and a symbol of resilience. #Homs #Syria

Η Αθήνα ενισχύει τις ένοπλες δυνάμεις του Λιβάνου με 13 τεθωρακισμένα οχήματα #Μ113 #Ελλάδα #Λίβανος Υπουργείο Εθνικής Άμυνας Lebanon Lebanese Presidency Lebanese Forces Lebanese Forces News Graeco Levantine The Greco-Syrian Nation Greco-Levantines World Wide tribune.gr/politics/news/…

On All Saints’ Sunday, Metropolitan Saba and Bishop Christophoros co-celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Church of the Ascension – Khalda, affirming the unity between the Jerusalem and Antiochian thrones. #AllSaintsSunday #Amman

Bab Touma, the historic Christian neighborhood of Damascus, was named not after the Apostle Thomas as commonly believed, but after a Byzantine military commander named Thomas—Caesar’s son-in-law and the city’s ruler at the time of the Arab conquest in 634.