Syria BREAKING: Al-sharaa’s HUGE Alawite AMNESTY Ignites FURY Over Letting Assad Loyalists WALK FREE

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Fear still grips Syria’s coast. After weeks in hiding, Khairallah Dib emerged only after assurances of amnesty. An Alawite survivor of post–Bashar al-Assad reprisals, he witnessed how a bloodyuprising ripped through Syria’s fragile social fabric. Mass killings, displacement, and shattered trust now haunt Alawite communities, as the new Islamist-led government struggles to restore stability, loyalty, and civil peace in a deeply fractured nation.     #Syria #PostAssad #Alawites #CivilWar #SectarianViolence #Amnesty #RevengeKillings #MiddleEast #Latakia #Tartous #IslamistGovernment #HumanRights #Displacement #CivilPeace #MarchViolence #SyrianCoast #Reuters #PoliticalTransition #RegionalInstability #BreakingNews  ~HT.96~

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00:00Fear still hangs heavy over Syria's coast.

00:21After weeks in hiding, Kairala Dibs stepped into the open only after receiving a promise of amnesty,

00:28an Alawite caught in the fallout of a bloody uprising, Dibs survived a wave of revenge killings

00:34that followed the ousting of former President Bashar al-Assad.

00:38More than a political shift, it was a moment that tore through Syria's fragile social fabric.

00:45The march insurrection by Assad loyalists killed over 200 security personnel and unleashed days of vengeance.

00:52Nearly 1,500 Alawites were killed and tens of thousands fled their homes.

01:02Trust between the Alawite community and Syria's new Islamist-led rulers collapsed almost overnight.

01:09What followed was not just violence, but a test of whether Syria could hold together at all.

01:14Now, Syria's new government is trying to reverse the damage.

01:21Amnesty offers, limited financial aid, jobs and medical help are being extended to Alawites swept up in the violence.

01:29A new body, the Supreme Committee for the Preservation of Civil Peace, is leading that effort in Latakia and Tartus.

01:36The goal is clear, restore loyalty and stabilize a volatile region.

01:44The effort is controversial.

01:46Former militants from rival sides of the war now run the committee.

01:53Some figures involved are accused of past atrocities, drawing sharp criticism from rights activists.

01:59Supporters argue these compromises prevented further bloodshed when Assad fell.

02:08Critics say justice is being sidelined for political convenience, deepening mistrust instead of healing it.

02:16For ordinary Alawites, relief feels he limited and fragile.

02:21Homes remain damaged.

02:22Livelihoods are shattered.

02:24Fear still dictates daily life.

02:26Yet, many say they are exhausted by war and want only safety and food for their families.

02:34President Ahmed al-Shara has promised to govern for all Syrians.

02:39But accountability for past violence may decide whether that promise holds.

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