Syrian rights activist Ribal al-Assad condemns Europe for supporting new Islamist regime

Syrian human rights activist Ribal al-Assad to Europe Due to the abolition of the sanctions against the new “terrorist” nation regime, which he warned that he was not better than his first cousin, he overthrew Bashar Al-Assad leader.

After a few days of bloodshed, the temporary president of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa, the leader of the forces overthrown on Thursday by Assad, Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS), signed a temporary constitution that put the country under Islamist rule for at least five years.

But the Al-Shara’s government embarked on “revenge of the murder”, following the low-level officers who, according to Al-Assad, were recruited in Assad’s armed forces, along with Alawit and Christian minorities.

“They couldn’t refuse [military service]. Those who rejected were put in prison, “he said, adding that all officers at a high level in Assad’s forces fled the country.

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While many Syria was Lucky when I see Bashar al-Assad kicked out, religious and ethnic minorities remained skeptical to the new leadership once related to Al Kaid.

Ribal al-Assad insisted that the new regime is “Islamic Caliphate. They want theocracy. They want to replace a cult dictatorship, as happened in Iran 45 years ago.”

He said Christians were caught by Alawites In revenge, he breaks through because “Christians and Alawiti live together. We have Christians who live there in my city. We always lived, one side of the other and celebrate the holidays together.”

In December, the Biden Administration removed the long-standing wealth of HTS leader leaders Ahmed al-Shara.

At the end of last month, Europe suspended a series of sanctions on the new Syrian government, although they still have many other criminal financial measures.

“After 14 years of destruction of the destruction of so much mass murder, you know, it is not really normal for the international community to come, you know, and that, for example, Europeans abolish sanctions … in this terrorist regime and say, “Oh, there are trapped sanctions in case this regime does something that will be set up again.”

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Al-Assad came to the European Commission for calling Al-Sharaa to a donor conference to raise money for his government.

“European countries [are going] To give him money, to give him more funds so that he can encourage him and reward him for the murder he did, instead of saying, “We will not abolish sanctions until we see a new program, a modern constitution, a secular constitution that guarantees equality of all citizens and rule of law.”

Government forces overthrew the rebellion that began last week with an armed militia loyal to Assad.

And the groups for rights say that hundreds of civilians, to a large extent, belonged to the minority of Alawita Islam, which Assad considers a member, died in violence that broke out along the Syria coast.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (Sohr) states that close to 1,000 civilians were killed in violence last week.

Thousands of civilians who have escaped sectasy violence are still prone to a Russian air base along the Latakia province, said the spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharov.

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“Our army has shed more than 8000, according to yesterday’s data, probably closer to 9000 Syrians, mostly women and children,” she said on Thursday.

The whole families, including women and children, were slaughtered as part of the sectative killings last week, the United Nations said.

Al-Sharaa claimed that the Government would explore “civilians violations and identify those responsible for them.”

The UN Human Rights Office has included 111 civilian murders, but he expects the figure to be much higher.

“In numerous extremely disturbing cases, the whole families – including women, children and people who struggle – are killed with predominantly Alawit cities and villages that have been particularly targeted,” the UN spokesman Thmeen Al Kheetan said on Tuesday.

“Many of the documented cases were summarized.

Abdulhamid Al-Awak, part of the committee that Al-Sharaa borrowed to create a new constitution that will establish a transitional government for five years, said at a press conference on Thursday that the Constitution would demand that the head of the state be a Muslim and said that Islamic law is a major source of jurisdiction.

But Al-Awak said the Constitution would include protection for free expression and media.

“There are many, many, many, many, many clauses in this constitution,” Al-Assad said.

“TThe transitional period lasts for five years, but this can be extended indefinitely, you know, based on security and political conditions. You know what does that mean?

“The president, he could appoint a third of parliament with full legislative powers. You know, this is again, this is crazy. All political parties are currently suspended. No opposition, no representation. Nothing.”

The document will “balance social security and freedom” during a rocky political situation, Al-Awak said.

The Constitution also claims that the state is “dedicated to the suppression of all forms of violent extremism while respecting the rights and freedoms” and that “citizens are equal before the law on rights and duties, without discrimination based on race, religion, gender or vine.”

He banned the weapon outside the military control and broke the “celebration of former Assad regime” as a crime.

The Syrian Democratic Council, led by Kurd, rejected the draft document on Friday and invited him to transcribe it, claiming that this was not far enough in the protection of many ethnic communities in Syria. It claimed that the Constitution “reproduced authoritarism in a new form” and said “every constitutional declaration must be the result of a true national consensus, not a project imposed by one party,” even after a break -up agreement on Monday with the American, authors who led Kurdish, calling for a permanent fire and the merger of their armed forces.

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Al-Assad urged the US to help Syria to establish a “true representative democracy.”

“This is definitely not what the Syrian people have sought, those who have risen against the previous regime. This is not the regime they want,” he said. “And that is why we want the United States to help us move towards a true representative democracy.

“How will you let the Islamist Extremist regime in the Mediterranean, which will start recruiting thousands?

“They could be in two hours and a half in Cyprus and then to the Greek islands and Europe and from Europe so far … Remember what Al Qaeda did when they were in Afghanistan. And Afghanistan is not in the Mediterranean.”