The Arab League has expressed concern over the resurgence of violence in Syria, where hundreds have been killed in recent days in clashes between Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) forces and armed opposition groups.
A Syria war monitor reported on Saturday that more than 300 civilians from the Alawite minority have been killed in recent days by HTS security forces and their allies, as authorities clash with groups loyal to the former government of Bashar al-Assad.
In a statement released on Saturday, the Arab League said it was closely monitoring the security developments in Syria. It also condemned attacks on the security forces of Syria’s transitional regime.
Additionally, the Arab League warned that foreign intervention will only make the security situation worse in Syria. It called on the international community and regional countries to work to prevent any plans that threaten Syria’s security and stability.
Since March 6, 2025, residents of western Syria, particularly in the cities of Lattakia and Tartus, have been protesting against the policies of the interim regime in Syria.
The protests are primarily in response to the suppression of religious minorities, including Christians, Alawites, and Druze by the HTS rulers.
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