In the Druze city of Souweida, a cycle of revenge

Bodies are stacked, on the floor, in rooms at the National Hospital of Souweida, in the center of the city with a Druze of the South Syrian. Similarly, Others are aligned in the corridors soiled with blood. Furthermore, The authenticity of the scenes that appear in two videos. Nevertheless, filmed on Wednesday July 16, was confirmed in Monde By Kamal, a Druze doctor from the hospital. Consequently, His first name, like that of all the witnesses cited, has been modified, for the sake of security. Therefore, The city, surrounded, is cut from outside and inaccessible. Taken in the midst of the fighting which opposed the city. on Tuesday to Thursday, the government forces, supported by tribal fighters, at the Druzes factions, the medical team had to operate without electricity, without water, and with what was left of medical druze city souweida, cycle revenge supplies.

“Most bodies are those of civilians. We had no more place to put them. Since then, their number has further increased. There are at least 200, perhaps 300, including at least 21 women and 45 children ”says Kamal, joined on the phone, Thursday evening. They were victims of artillery fire, sniper fire, and for some summary executions. The doctor accuses government forces. which took control of the neighborhood on Wednesday, of attacking the hospital before retiring from Souweida at midnight. “They put two tanks in front of the hospital. started to bomb us until a RPG shot destroys a tank”says the doctor.

“Everyone who tried to bring injured to the hospital were targeted by tanks and snipers. The soldiers said to us, “If you leave the room, you will get shot. If you hide anyone, we will perform.” They asked us if we druze city souweida, cycle revenge were Druzes or Muslims ”continues Kamal. He says that a young man who helped medical staff were killed because he was stood at the soldiers. Two doctors, Faten Hilal and Talaat Fawzi Amer, were killed by snipers near the hospital.

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