His name was Ali Akil (R.A.) a young Syrian Alawite soldier who protected Syrians of every sect. Even in the horrors of the war, he begged not to fall into sectarian hatred, reminding people that Sunnis are also being murdered, and that Sunni soldiers like Druze like Kurds, Christians and Shiites fought and died alongside him for Syria. In the end, he was murdered in Lebanon by an Israeli Umade agent. Ali was just a poor young man like many others who wanted to live, with dreams, loved ones and a future he didn't get to see. He dedicated his life to reminding us of the humanity of others, while desperately trying to get the world to recognize that he is also human. we will not forget May God have mercy on you, Ali [Amjad 4 on a Syrian Alawi man.

His name was Ali Akil (R.A.) a young Syrian Alawite soldier who protected Syrians of every sect. Even in the horrors of the war, he begged not to fall into sectarian hatred, reminding people that Sunnis are also being murdered, and that Sunni soldiers like Druze like Kurds, Christians and Shiites fought and died alongside him for Syria. In the end, he was murdered in Lebanon by an Israeli Umade agent. Ali was just a poor young man like many others who wanted to live, with dreams, loved ones and a future he didn't get to see. He dedicated his life to reminding us of the humanity of others, while desperately trying to get the world to recognize that he is also human. we will not forget May God have mercy on you, Ali [Amjad 4 on a Syrian Alawi man.

Murdered in Beirut after a month-long online campaign of incitement on the background of his military service in the past. The young Syrian Ali Alawi Aqel, 36 years old from the Alawite community, was killed in the Hadat area of ​​Beirut while in his car, and his body arrived at the government hospital in Abda. The details of his elimination are not known at this time. Ali was active on social media before he stopped posting about two years ago. The young man was killed following a month-long campaign of incitement led by a number of pro-Jolani social media influencers and media figures. The campaign was launched against the background of the fact that the young man served mandatory military service in the Syrian army before the fall of the former regime, and was known on his social networks. activity even during his service. Julenists continue to circulate photos of the young man in military uniform to justify his elimination, even though there is no evidence that he committed a war crime, he was simply performing mandatory military service as required by Syrian law, which applied to more than a million young men during the Syrian war, of all sects.