ANOTHER CHILD IS MURDERED BY THE BRUTAL ASSAD REGIME. Hama (Al Zakaa): May 20, 2013 - Mustapha Al Hawi was killed when Assad’s forces shelled his home. He’s one of almost 10,000 children that Assad’s forces have killed since March 2011.
Thanks @SyriaDayof Rage
May 10th & 11th, 2013 - The shelling began as always, yet this time the intensity was like none other before, Assad’s forces used such brutal fire power against the people of this town that residents began to jump in the the river Assi just to escape the besieged town.
This is what the people were trying to avoid. A fate like this. For the dead in the back of this pickup, it was too late for them. Assad’s shells found them. There are 10 people in the back of this truck alone.
Residents fleeing the town just before they cross the river scream to the camera “Where are you Arabs! Where are you!“
They use makeshift boats and even swim/wade across the river to escape Assad’s forces.
Thanks @SyriaDayofRage & SNN
Brothers Hazem and Zaher Annan were killed by Assad’s forces when their home was shelled on May 9th, 2013 in Helfaya, Hama (Syria).
Thanks @SyrianDayofRage
HUNDREDS OF YEARS AGO, THEY STILL USED BRIDGES TO CROSS THIS RIVER. NOT TODAY. Hama (Halfaya): May 10, 2013 - The residents of Halfaya are trying to escape Assad’s forces in this town so they must leave the only way possible, by crossing the Assi River.
Assad has made every single aspect of everyone’s lives in Syria miserable. Every single one.
Thanks @ANA_Feed
ASSAD WANTS EVERY CHILD IN SYRIA TO LOOK LIKE THIS. JUST SO HE CAN HOLD ON FOR ONE MORE DAY. Hama (Halfaya): May 10, 2013 - Mohamed Ahmed Al Alaawi was killed when Assad’s forces shelled his home. He survived the initial strike, as we can clearly see bandages (and a wooden plank used to set one of his legs). However the wounds were too severe, the clinic not adequate enough.
April 19, 2013 - The people of Syria come out yet again across the country for another Friday of protests against the Assad regime. They brave the bombings, the massacres, the raids and the misery to protest. This Friday was named “Iran & Hezbullah Will Fall With Assad”
ALEPPO:
As always, a large and lively protest in Bustan Al Qasr
A protest in Sha’ar
A protest in the neighborhood of Sukary
A protest in the town of Beza’a
DAMASCUS:
A protest in the town of Douma
A protest in the town of Saqba
HOMS:
A protest in the neighborhood of Wa’er
DARAA:
A protest in the town of Khirbet Al Ghazalah
A protest in Maraba
HAMA:
A protest in Kafrzeita:
A protest in the town of Latamneh
A protest in Morek
IDLEB:
A protest in Haas
A protest in Kafranbel
A protest in Sarmada
RAQQA:
A protest in the liberated city of Raqqa
DIER EZZOR
A protest in Al Mayadeen
Thanks @syria_Protests
Apr 12, 2013 - Despite the horrific massacres, the daily bombardment by fighter jets and unrelenting artillery barrages from Assad’s forces, the people of Syria still come out to protest peacefully.
ALEPPO:
A protest at the site of last weeks massive Assadist airstrike in the neighborhood of Al Ansari
As always, a massive protest in Bustan Al Qasr
A protest in the neighborhood of Sha’ar
A protest in the neighborhood of Mashad
A protest in the Sukkari neighborhood
A protest in the town of Bazaa
A protest in Masaken Hanano
DAMASCUS:
A protest in Arbeen lead by a little girl
A protest in Mleiha
A smal protest in Asali
A protest in Douma
HOMS:
A protest in Homs City in the neighborhood of Wa’er
A protest in the town of Talbiseh
IDLEB:
A protest in the town of Kafranbel
HAMA:
A protest in Morek, a day after an especially brutal attack by Assad’s forces on the town.
A protest in the neighborhood of Hamidiyeh in the city of Hama
A protest in Tareeq Halab
A protest in Qala’at A Madeeq, the site of the world’s oldest continually inhabited castle.
A protest in the town of Kafrzeita
A protest in the town of Latamneh
DARAA:
A small protest in occupied Daraa City
A protest in Khirbet Al Ghazal
DEIR EZZOR:
A protest in Al Mayadeen
RAQQA:
A protest in the liberated city of Raqqa.
SHE WAS KILLED BY ASSAD’S FORCES ALONG WITH HER TWO CHILDREN. Hama (Morek): Apr 11, 2013 - Taking refuge in their home was of no use. Assad’s shells still found them. There was nothing she could do to protect her two little boys.
Another boy can be seen in the video, he too was killed by the shelling … so was the man brought in on a stretcher a few moments later.
This is what daily life … or more appropriate, death, is like for Syrians every single day.
The mother and her children are prepared for burial.
Thanks @MaryamSaleh_
***LEAKED VIDEO*** STOPPED AT AN ASSAD CHECKPOINT, THIS MAN IS BEING ‘QESTIONED’ BY ASSAD’S THUGS. Hama (Date Unknown): This is considered ‘usual’ in Syria. to be stopped at an Assadist checkpoint and beaten and tortured senselessly. They laugh, humiliate and insult the man as they beat him. This is considered ‘light’ torture in Syria … one that you and I would consider unbearable … but is nothing compared to the real horrors of what happens all across the country.
You can clearly see the tool box on the floor next to the man. If they have no ‘use’ for him they may just execute him or let him go. Or they may decide to use the tools in the box to have ‘more fun’.
You still dare ask why Syrians rose up against this?
Thanks @YallaSouriya
DO YOU HAVE APPROXIMATELY 8 SECONDS TO SPARE THIS YOUNG TEENAGER? Hama (Karnaz): Apr 7, 2013 - Ahmad Muwafaq Hamsho is 16 years old. He was killed by Assad’s forces in his hometown. He was killed out of simple and ugly spite. No other reason. Even though we only have eight short seconds to mourn him, we do so nonetheless … each and every martyr will be remembered, none will be forgotten.
Thanks @EatingMyPeaz @Lccsy
Apr 5, 2013 - This friday was dubbed the ‘Friday of Refugees’ dedicated to the millions of internally displaced people and the millions of Syrian refugees in neighboring countries. Despite Assad’s worst, the brutal bombings, raids and massacres and despite the miserable living conditions for most people in the country, they still come out to protest for an end to the Assad regime.
ALEPPO:
A large and lively protest in Bustan Al Qasr as always
A protest in the town of Al Bab
A protest in the town of Mara’a
DAMASCUS:
A joint Palestinian/Syrian protest in Yarmouk
A protest in Saqba.
A protest in Asali
A protest in the destroyed town of Douma
IDLEB:
The people of Kafranbel have a message for the world ..
A protest in Kafroma
HOMS:
A protest in the neighborhood of Wa’er
HAMA:
A protest in the town of Latamneh
A protest in Qala’at Al Madeeq
A protest in Tareeq Halab
DARAA:
A protest in Khirbet Al Ghazal
A protest in the town of Kashef
DIER EZZOR:
A protest in Hamidieh.
RAQQA:
A protest in liberated Raqqa
Thanks @omarsyria
March 29, 2013 - Despite the massacres, the murders, the arrests, the torture, the raids, the hunger, the cold, the misery … the people of Syria still have the iron will to come out and protest peacefully against the brutal regime of Assad.
ALEPPO:
As always, a large and lively protest in Bustan Al Qasr
A large protest in the town of Al Bab
A protest in the neighborhood of Marjeh
DAMASCUS:
A protest in Kafrbatna, they’re inside since Assad’s forces continued attacks prevent them from going outside.
Another indoor protest in Douma for the same reason
A protest in the suburb of Mlieha
HOMS:
A protest in the neighborhood of Wa’er, which houses upto 600,000 refugees and is now under attack.
A protest in the embattled town of Talbiseh
HAMA:
A protest in the town of Kafrzeita
A protest in the town of Tareeq Halab
A protest in the town of Latamneh, the site of at least two of the worst massacres in Syria
A protest in the neighborhood of Hamidiyeh in Hama city.
IDLEB:
A protest in the town of Hass, next to Kafranbel
Another Friday of protests in Kafranbel
DARAA:
A protest in Ma’arbara.
DEIR EZZOR:
A protest in Deir Ezzor
A protest in the town of Qoria
RAQQA:
A large protest in liberated Raqqa City
An evening protest in Raqqa
HASAKEH:
A protest in the town of Al Derbassiyeh
A protest in the town of Qamishli
Thanks @syria_Protests
HIS LITTLE BODY COULD NOT WITHSTAND THE ATTACK, HE DIED TWO DAYS LATER. Hama (Al-Hiwaijeh) March 26, 2013 - Little Mohamed Al Jassim is only 2 years old. That did not stop Assad’s forces from attacking his home with rockets. In this tiny village there was no adequate medical treatment for him, so he died a brutal death … a death no human should have to suffer, much less a toddler.
Thanks @SyrianDayofRage
***HEARTBREAKING*** A LITTLE BOY ASKS BASHAR AL ASSAD “WHAT DID WE DO TO YOU?” Hama (Kafrnaboudeh): Mar 24, 2013 - He asks Assad this because the boy now lives out in the open. His home destroyed, his loved ones murdered, his life destroyed by a tyrant who would rather see every last Syrian dead before he relinquishes his rule.
