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

Syrian human rights activist Ribal al-Assad Tore In Europe To lift the sanctions against the new “terrorist” regime of the nation, which warned that it is not better than its cousin Primo, expelled from the leader Bashar al-Assad.

After days of blood spill, the interim president of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa, leader of the forces that overthrew Assad, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), signed on Thursday a temporary constitution that placed the country under the Islamist government for at least five years.

But the Government of Al-Sharaa has had a “reversal murder spree”, chasing low-level officers who had been recruited in Assad’s armed forces, together with the Alauit and Christian minorities, among others, according to Al-Assad.

“They could not have denied (military service). Those who refused were put in prisons,” he said, adding that any high -level officer in Assad’s forces had fled the country.

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While much of Syria was Happy to see the expulsion of Bashar al-Assad, religious and ethnic minorities have remained skeptics about the new leadership once linked to Al Qaeda.

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

Said The Christians were trapped next to the Alawites In the reversal spree because “Christians and Alauitas live together. In my city, we have Christians who live there. We have always lived … together, and celebrate the holidays together.”

In December, the Biden administration eliminated the reward for a long time on the head of the leader of HTS Ahmed al-Sharaa.

Europe suspended a variety of sanctions on the new Syrian government at the end of last month, although the United States still has many other punitive financial measures.

“After 14 years of devastation of the destruction of so many mass murders, you know, it is not normal for the international community to come, you know, and have, for example, the Europeans raise the sanctions … In this terrorist regime and say: “Oh, there are penalties of Snapback in case this regime does something that with the sanctions will be reinstated,” Al-Assad said.

“How worse could (HTS) do to restore them?”

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

“The European countries (van) to give money, to give it more funds so that it can encourage and reward it for the murder it has made, instead of saying:” We will not raise the sanctions until we see a new program, a modern constitution, a secular constitution that guarantees the equality of all citizens and the law of the law. “

The government forces have crushed an insurgency that began last week by the Leal armed militia to Assad.

And the rights groups say that hundreds of civilians, largely belonging to the Minoritarian sect Alauita del Islam, which Assad tells as a member, died in the violence that exploded along the coast of Syria.

The Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR) alleges that about 1,000 civilians were killed in the violence last week.

Thousands of civilians who fled from sectarian violence are still taking refuge in a Russian air base throughout the province of Latakia, according to the spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zakharova.

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“Our military protected more than 8,000, according to yesterday’s data, probably closer to 9,000 Syrians, mostly women and children,” he said Thursday.

The entire families, the women and the children included, were sacrificed as part of the sectarian murders of last week, the United Nations said.

Al-Sharaa said the government would investigate “violations against civilians and identify those responsible for them.”

The UN Human Rights Office has counted 111 civil murders, but expects the figure to be much higher.

“In several extremely disturbing cases, whole families, including women, children and individuals, combat horses, were killed with predominantly Alauitos attacked cities and towns in particular,” said the spokesman for the UN Human Rights Office, Thameen to the Kheetan.

“Many of the documented cases were of summary executions. They seem to have been carried out sectarianly.”

Abdulhamid Al-Awak, part of a committee in charge of Al-Sharaa with the reduction of the new Constitution that will establish a transition government for five years, said a press conference on Thursday that the Constitution would require that the head of state be Muslim and said that the Islamic law is the main source of jurisprudence.

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

“There are many, many, many, many clauses in that Constitution that are hilarious,” Al-Assad said.

“TThe transition period is for five years, but it can be extended indefinitely, you know, depending on security and political conditions. You know, what does that mean?

“The president could appoint a third of the Parliament with complete legislative powers. You know, this is again, this is crazy. All political parties are currently suspended. Without opposition, without representation. Nothing.”

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

The Constitution also states that the State is “committed to combating all forms of violent extremism while respecting rights and freedoms” and that “citizens are equal before the law in rights and duties, without discrimination based on race, religion, gender or lineage.”

He prohibited arms out of military control and took energetic measures against “glorifying the old Assad regime” as a crime.

The Syrian Democratic Council led by Kurdo rejected the draft of the document on Friday and asked to be rewritten, arguing that it was not far enough to protect the many ethnic communities of Syria. He argued that the Constitution “reproduced authoritarianism in a new form” and said that “any constitutional declaration must be the result of a genuine national consensus, not a project imposed on the one hand”, even after an innovative agreement on Monday with the authorities led by the United States and led by Kurdish who ask for a cessation of cessation and a fusion of their armed forces.

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Al-Assad asked the United States to intervene to help Syria establish a “genuine representative democracy.”

“This is definitely not what the Syrian people were looking, those who faced 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 genuine representative democracy.

“How are you going to let an Islamist regime administered by extremists in the Mediterranean, which will begin to recruit thousands?

“They could be in two and a half hours in Cyprus and then the Greek islands and Europe and Europe to the United States … you remember what Al Qaeda has done when they were in Afghanistan. And Afghanistan is not in the Mediterranean.”