“WE ARE BEING EXTERMINATED”: The Real Genocide, Religious Minorities Slaughtered in Syria

Peloni:  Also see:  Sheikh Muwaffaq Tarif, spiritual leader of the Druze community, has gone to Geneva, seeking high level meetings with UN officials to describe “the war crimes, ethnic-cleansing attempts, and the horrific crimes committed against Druze women in Sweida, calling on the UN to take a firm stand and act immediately” taking place in Jabal al-Druze and Sweida since July.

By Pamela Geller | December 9, 2025

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The silence is deafening as Christians, Alawites, and Druze are hunted for their faith — met with near-total silence from the media, the United Nations, and global leaders. Instead, their rabid and singular obsession remains the dehumanization and elimination of the nation of the Jewish people.

But a very real genocide is unfolding in Syria and beyond. No protests, no campus marches. Nothing.

In the city of Homs, there are almost daily reports of kidnappings and drive by shootings, a pattern of deadly attacks on Alawites, killings that happen quietly, and attract little response.

In Syria, a young Alawite man was executed simply for stating his religion—his final words captured on video before he died. Now Alawite students are being terrorized inside their schools, threatened, beaten, and stabbed for refusing to chant jihadist anthems openly calling for their slaughter. After they tore down a militant flag instead of submitting, they were attacked with knives and left bleeding in hospitals—while armed enforcers closed in to arrest the victims rather than protect them. All of this is unfolding just miles from Damascus, where UN officials sit in comfortable diplomatic meetings with the very power structures presiding over this terror. This is not sectarian “tension.” This is targeted religious persecution, unfolding in real time—and the global institutions that exist to stop such crimes are once again choosing silence over justice.

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A young Alawite man was murdered simply for stating his faith, his final testimony recorded on video, as classmates are now being hunted, stabbed, and terrorized in schools for refusing to chant songs openly calling for their slaughter. Students who tore down a militant flag instead of singing along were attacked with knives and left hospitalized, while security forces closed in—not to protect them, but to arrest them. All of this is unfolding just miles from Damascus, where UN officials sit in polished meetings ignoring the horrors while relentlelly attacking the Jewish people.

This is not just persecution—it is a slow-motion ethnic and religious erasure, unfolding in plain sight while the world looks away.

Here are the latest horrors:SLAUGHTER IN SYRIA: Muslim Terror Militias Wage Brutal Campaign of Execution, Kidnapping, and Cleansing of Alawites as World Ignores Their Pleas

A young Alawite man in Syria was asked about his religion, and when he said he was Alawite, he was shot and killed. Before he passed away, he managed to speak about what happened to him, and there is a video documenting it. We kindly ask you to share his story and help amplify the voices of Alawites who are facing persecution similar to what the Jews experienced during the Holocaust.

Violations against the people of the Alawite community continue in Syria, despite the presence of the delegation of the United Nations in Syria.

More than three holy religious sites belonging to the Alawite sect were burned.

Alawite women are still being kidnapped simply because they are Alawites.

After Yara was kidnapped in the middle of the city in broad daylight, she was able—after several days—to send out a distress call. Her location was identified in Qurqaniya, placing al-Jolani’s authorities in a situation where there was nothing left for them to deny. They could no longer invent another false story claiming that our daughter had run away with a secret lover, because she herself sent a distress signal.

The kidnapper was arrested in Idlib–Harem. He was apprehended very quickly, almost as if they had known from the beginning who he was. Afterwards, Yara was detained in the prison there without any justification, and her family was prevented from hiring a lawyer or allowing her to return. No one knows the extent of the pressure and torture she may be facing to force her to change her testimony. As usual in these cases, the kidnapper has disappeared—he might be sitting at home drinking tea right now.

Yara’s young daughter and her husband are breaking down like melting candles as they wait for her.

There is a rumor that the jihadist Islamic court in Idlib has accused the kidnapped Yara of committing adultery with a stranger, and that she may face execution… They have turned rape into “adultery” simply because she is Alawite. This is catastrophic.

Sunni Islam in this context is terrifying—there is a monster inside every one of them.

The delivery worker was killed simply because he was an Alawite.

Here a jihadi march in support of Syrian Transitional Government calling for the extermination of the Jews: Khaybar, khaybar ya yahud..’

In Syria, in Latakia, government gang members killed the young man Murad Mahrez because he is Alawite in the Jewish neighborhood. Someone asked him why he was shot, and the victim answered before he died: because I answered his question if I was Sunni or Alawite, and I said Alawite.

With this brazenness, every new scene of the Alawite bloodshed series begins. The bleeding of the Alawites continues as if it were water, and their killing, starving, and bombing continue without restraint, without accountability, and without any official voice protecting them or even daring to admit the truth of what is happening.

Yes… the Syrian government men are a danger to humanity because they accuse all minorities of disbelief, kill them, bomb churches, kidnap women, kill for organ trade, spread extremist ideology, produce jihadist children, and teach extremist thoughts to the world by all means. Please, my friend, help us, we are being killed every day.

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The forced pressure on Alawite students—who, From one year until now, have been subjected to the worst forms of violence, ethnic cleansing, torture, harassment on social media, and continuous threats of murder, kidnapping, and arrest solely because of their religious background—has now escalated into attempts to force them to sing a song by a militant figure known as “al-Sarout.” Supporters of al-Jolani consider him a symbol of the revolution and a role model for them.

One of al-Sarout’s songs includes the line: “Be patient, Alawites, we are coming to slaughter you” (you can easily find it online). And indeed, these lyrics were carried out, as Alawites were slaughtered in horrific ways.

After the students were pressured to sing his songs, they refused and tore apart the new Syrian flag that al-Sarout used to carry while chanting “We came to slaughter you.” Following this, supporters of al-Jolani’s authority attacked the Alawite students with knives, and now the students are in the hospital after being stabbed and beaten.

The question remains: why do Muslim students carry knives in their school bags, especially when all types of weapons have been confiscated from every non-Muslim inside Syria—even bird-hunting rifles were seized—yet the only thing left to confiscate are kitchen knives? Meanwhile, we see Sunni Muslim students carrying whatever weapons they want, even inside schools.

After this incident, the situation exploded, and security patrols belonging to al-Jolani’s forces headed toward the school. No one knows how many Alawite children will be arrested or killed, nor what will happen in other schools. But this will certainly lead to disaster and widespread sectarian chaos in all schools.

Now let me tell you something ironic—are you ready? There is a delegation from the UN Security Council and the UN sitting at a table with al-Jolani just a few kilometers away in Damascus. They even visited northeast Syria (SDF-held areas), yet they suddenly become blind when the issue concerns the Alawite coastal region.