On se croirait dans un mauvais roman d'espionnage Même après l'avoir lu dans le dossier, j'ai du mal à imaginer que des agents des renseignement chevronnés de la DGSI ont pu être employés pour traquer "mes habitudes de vie"⤵️

Israel is forcibly expelling thousands of Palestinians from Beit Lahiya today. The systematic expulsion from homes can be a genocidal act when it creates conditions of life calculated to bring about the physical destruction of a protected group in whole or in part.

UPDATE: #Syria • Regime forces LEAVING Homs • Rebels advancing near Damascus, took Quneitra, Daraa, Suwayda • Prisoners freed • Iran withdraws Personnel • Assad location unclear, Israel says still in Damascus (Barak Ravid ) • Syrian troops fled into Iraq • Lebanon ❌border

The number of children held in Assad’s prisons is unfathomable. Historic videos coming out of Syria. “You’re free…Don’t be afraid…the president has fallen”

Unbelievable. Syrians are discovering multiple levels of underground dungeons, and they don’t know how to access them.

Sednaya was once so hidden that the only reconstruction of what it looked like used acoustic mapping from survivor testimonies. We spent 4yrs trying to shed light on contemporaneous conditions, & it haunted me we couldn't do more. To see it open & inmates walking free... my god.

Take the time to listen to this old interview with Michel Kilo. We should teach this in our history books. The cruelty of a regime where children grew up in jail not knowing what is a bird or a tree.

This is Abdullah, my cousin, who was arbitrarily detained in 2016 by the ousted Syrian regime at the age of 18 on suspicion of participating in the revolution. Since then, we’ve heard nothing about him except that he is held in the notorious #Saydnaya prison. He has yet to be

Unbelievable joy. Held in a Syrian jail for 3 decades, reunited with his family in N. Lebanon today. Lebanese authorities never bothered to press Assad regime for liberation of Leb political prisoners, accepted Damascus' claim there were none left. This man is back from the dead.

The scenes coming from #Sednaya are haunting — this wasn’t just a prison & torture center, it was a concentration camp. A true horror. Mountains of bodies. Rooms full of disposed clothes & shoes. Skeletons. Bodies partially destroyed by acid.

The head of Syrian Network, Fadel Abdul Ghany has announced what we feared all along, most of the 100,000+ disappeared in #Syria are dead. Fadel, you’ve done heroic work — a true service to #Syria & your people. There will be justice.

Listen to Syrians, listen to Syrian women...

Caesar was a pseudonym and became synonymous with bravery as he brought evidence of Assad's evil to the world. He can finally reveal his identity. Incredible.

My mom fights Israel’s systematic starvation in Gaza by planting green beans in a plastic container in our shelter :) 🧵A thread because I can no longer share longer posts

Les équipes de l'ONU ont essayé 140 fois (140 FOIS) en 2 mois d'accéder au Nord de Gaza.

This, to be clear, is a halving of the EU humanitarian aid for Gaza in 2024 (€238m). Nice tweet though.

The final two days of Israeli military campaign before the cease fire in Lebanon in November were hell. The shelling continued almost until the last minute, including in Beirut.

This time last week I was in Damascus. Some takeaways: 1. While there was tangible jubilation that the cruelty of the Assad era was over, people are anxious about the new authorities. 2. Calls for the world not to forget the crimes of the regime and help pursue justice

Although I returned to Damascus—a city where I have personal roots—I must admit: I was among the people inexplicably reticent to go. In my circles, quite a few Syrian exiles have found reasons, like me, to dither and delay. Part of my trip was an attempt to understand why 🧵

🔍 Je me souviens avoir d’abord trouvé ce papier, le 11 décembre 2024 dans la prison de Sweida. Posé dans une salle de torture, près d’une barre de fer et d’un pneu. «Je soussigné, Mohamed Ibrahim K. […] déclare, en pleine possession de mes moyens et sans contrainte, m’être