Like every day of systematic targeting of Christians, today we recount a new crime against a Christian girl in Damascus, while such crimes are met with mockery by the Ministry of Interior.
The girl was walking with her male friend in the predominantly Christian neighborhood of Al-Qassaa in Damascus, when she was targeted by extremists soldier belongs to the Ministry of Interior of the transitional authority with a rubber bullet outside a gym.
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The girl suffered internal injuries and pain, and was threatened not to speak or publish the incident, and her family was threatened to be targeted if the described crime was published.
Of course, the girl was taken to the hospitalุ where the doctor had to open her leg from the other side due to the depth of the injury..
Our team visited the girl to verify the incident, and all her family members are living in terror and fear and now are planning to leave Syria.
It is clear that there is a plan by the Transitional Ministry of Interior to use rubber bullets to terrorize and subjugate people. For note: Rubber bullets, while considered less lethal than traditional bullets, are still dangerous and can cause serious injuries. They are primarily used for crowd control and less-lethal force, and prohibited to use it against individuals. however their use has led to both injuries and deaths. While intended as an alternative to deadly force, rubber bullets can cause significant harm, including traumatic brain injuries, blindness, and even death.
It is no longer a secret that some figures within the transitional authority espouse Al Qaeda’s ideology.
Such as The Minister of Justice, who published books and writings teaching the Al-Qaeda ideology, which become compulsory imposed on members of the transitional authority, is the best evidence.
“This example of his book with title: Levantine Answers to the Crusades”
The Minister of Justice in the Syrian transitional authority, Mazhar Al-Wais, published many books targeting Christians and other religious minorities. These books are considered a curriculum in this period
