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In Suwayda, southern Syria, the bodies of Sheikh Raed al-Matni and Maher Flahout arrived at the National Hospital on December 1 and 2, showing clear signs of torture like bruises and bloodstains. Witnesses tied the deliveries to vehicles from the National Guard, a militia led by Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri, after detaining al-Matni on November 29 amid accusations of plotting with Damascus. The clerics supported dialogue with the central government, clashing with separatist views, as families and activists demand an independent probe amid rising tensions in the post-Assad province.

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Sheikh Raed al-Matni endured a brutal humiliation as men forced him down and shaved off his mustache and beard, drawing blood in a deep cultural insult. His battered body appeared outside the National Hospital soon after.

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The Damascus Governorate announced restrictions on March 16, banning alcohol service in restaurants and nightclubs while limiting sales to sealed takeaway from licensed shops in Bab Tuma, al-Qassa, and Bab Sharqi—areas with mostly Christian residents. Shops must be 75 meters from mosques, churches, schools, or other sensitive sites, responding to complaints about public morals after a three-month grace period for compliance. Supporters like Saudi cleric Abdullah al-Muhaysini praised it as vital for curbing 'the mother of all evils,' while critics including analyst SyriacOSINT and journalist Rena Netjes worry it signals stricter Islamic norms that could deter tourists and erode minority rights in Syria's cultural capital.

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Damascus residents now face new rules confining alcohol to a few historic Christian areas, stirring cheers from some and concerns over pluralism from others.

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On March 18, Syrians rallied nationwide, from Daraa to Homs and Idlib, commemorating the revolution that began with teenage graffiti and ended Assad's rule in December 2024. Colonel Riad al-Asaad joined Daraa crowds at Omari Mosque square, while President Ahmed al-Sharaa praised the martyrs' historic win. Amid UN Security Council talks, U.S. envoys pledged support for Syria's transition, as analysts note real opportunities despite challenges like faction integration and a new constitution.

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In Daraa, thousands retraced the steps of 2011 protests, waving flags and tossing flowers where gunfire once rang out—a joyful echo of sacrifice turned to victory.

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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a 36-year-old naturalized citizen with a 2016 conviction for trying to aid ISIS, entered an Army ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday morning. He shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' fatally shot Lt. Col. Brandon Shah—a decorated veteran and ODU alumnus who led the program—and wounded two students before cadets rushed and stabbed him to death in hand-to-hand combat, an action FBI officials said saved lives. The FBI is probing the attack as terrorism; Jalloh had served 11 years in prison and was released in December 2024. Officials praised the students' bravery, classes were canceled Friday, and counseling offered amid grief for Shah's loss.

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In a chaotic classroom moment, ROTC cadets turned the tables on a gunman, subduing him fatally after he gunned down their instructor.

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On February 24, 2026, Israeli forces shut key entrances to the Bethlehem Governorate after a man tried to ram security personnel near the Tunnel Road checkpoint, hit a patrol car, and escaped toward the city before surrendering hours later. Palestinian reports noted restrictions at northern, southern, eastern points, and the Container checkpoint, limiting access without fully locking down Bethlehem, Jesus' birthplace now mostly Muslim with Christians at about 10-12% of residents. While some called it a seal on the 'Christian city,' others described it as routine security after the attack, amid ongoing West Bank divides over checkpoints and violence.

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A suspect rammed a patrol car at a West Bank checkpoint and fled, prompting quick closures around Bethlehem—no one hurt, but tensions rose fast.

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