Druze residents describe ‘blood reach’ in Syria

In the last five days, Rima said he witnessed Barbarik scenes.

45-year-old Druze Woman lived in Suweida in southern Syria, and never thought he would be the stage of his peaceful homeland.

“There were bodies everywhere outside our building,” he said.

Rima, like his house, spectacular, armed forces and foreign warriors, passing through the neighborhood before the neighborhood, passing through the neighborhood.

“One of the worst feelings ever, it is to wait for us to enter and live or die.”

Violence, Rimani and neighbors were abandoned in their homes and sounded outside the outside.

Long tension between Druze and Badui tribes in Suweida, Dizash’s capital, Damascus, a deadly sectarianism began to collide with the abduction of a Druza merchant.

Other regions of the war, Interior President Ahmad al-Shara, Ahmed al-Shara, who led the overthrow of the rebels led by Islamist in December, he said that the forces of the Internal and Defense to “restore the Defense”.

Since Assad’s autumn, some local drouch leaders rejected the presence of security forces in Suweida. When the government forces were placed on Tuesday, the battles increased.

Soon, government forces are accused of attacking both Druza fighters and civilians, which wanted to interfere with a number of air blows to protect the Israeli army.

As Rima watched this game, the lack of the Internet and power has made it difficult to keep up with the events. He knew that he could see the window and had the cut-off bodies and blink buildings.

The Syrian state media also referred to the authorities and Badui tribes, saying the “massacres” and the massacres of “parents from the settlement” and the Bedouin fighters and civilians.

Syria said he documented the Human Rights Observatory, a Monitoring Group in England At least 594 people on SundayIncluding 154 Civilian citizens, 83 people famous by government forces, three members of the Bedouinian tribes killed by Druze fighters.

Nayef, a Druze man we have changed, also faced terrible views in Suweida.

“We collect the organization from the streets. We have left the bodies of houses near the houses in two or three days,” he said.

Despite being a government employee, Nayef gave the government forces to see the unto the city in the city.

“They attacked the wealthy houses and attacked the neighborhoods. They plundered these houses and then they closed them. Unarmed civilians sprayed with bullets.”

Videos of social media appeared to support Nayef’s allegations.

Facebook shared on Facebook on Wednesday shows the at least half A-ozen man fired in a group of residents who collapsed on the sidewalk on the sidewalk.

The UN Human Rights Management documented the killing of at least 13 people by the government, which is intentionally fired on the collection of a family on Tuesday, he said. On the same day, six people were reported to be summarized.

While the bullets and shells were raining, Suweida residents thought help was coming.

But never came.

Rima, security forces and foreign fighters entered the neighborhood and later hit his neighbor in front of his mother.

“Is this army and security forces to protect us?” asked. “People’s livelihoods were stolen. Those killed were young and unarmed.”

Other expressions supported Rima’s claim. The majority of the warriors who entered Suweida and attacked citizens appeared to be Islamist.

A female fighter said they were there to call “Allahu Akbar” and “disbelievers” and “pigs” and “pigs” and “pigs.”

Some of these fighters placed humiliating men on the Internet, including Druze Sheikh’s mustache, including Druze Sheikh’s mustache. The mustache is a symbol of Druze religious personality.

The BBC approached the Syrian government for official comments to do so far.

On Thursday, a television address in a television address, Shara to prosecute and promised to protect his drone.

“We are responsible for those who violate our people and prosecute our people, and those who are under the solution and responsibility.

“Outlaw Groups” went on to the sin, saying “legal groups” by saying the leaders “reject the dialogue for years.”

For many, the protection promise is felt like Déjà Vu.

Government forces and allied warriors, in response to the neighborhood attacks in Asad in March, when another religious minority was fatally revenge against civilians, and civilians were similar to the message that was fatally revealed against citizens.

A committee was created to explore these violations – but still should deliver any findings.

The accounts of Nayef and others brought many similarities to what happened on the beach in March.

“There is a lack of general trust with the government,” said Nayef. “They are just one lip service. They say good words about freedoms, document violations and accountability, but all are false.”

Many Suweida residents say this last episode of sectarian violence will have a long-term impact.

“If it was not for the bombing of Israel, we will not be able to talk to you today,” a woman told the BBC.

However, some criticized Israel’s air attacks and claimed that he was moving to protect his drone.

Nayef said: “No one will want Israel. We are a patriotic people. We were in the beginning to adopt patriotism. Our faithfulness and patriotism should not be questioned.”

Additional report by Samantha Granville in Beirut