The General Security forces [Jolani’s Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists] in the Busr Al-Sham area prevented foreign media teams from entering the province on Sunday, despite some holding official permits from the Ministry of Information in Damascus.

Among the crews was a team from the Associated Press, who arrived from Daraa with the necessary government approvals. However, checkpoint personnel informed them that they required additional authorisation from “Sheikh Ahmad Al-Dalati” before being allowed to proceed.

According to sources, the press team was later notified that Al-Dalati had rejected their entry into Al-Suwayda, despite extended discussions. Finally, the journalists were forced to return to Damascus without completing their assignment.

Ahmad Al-Dalati was recently appointed as head of the Internal Security branch in Al-Suwayda, coinciding with rising social and security tensions in the Druze-majority.

Al-Dalati faces accusations of leading direct meetings and communication between Syrian and zionist officials in recent weeks, allegations which he denied. Meetings took place under Turkish mediation and focused on de-escalation efforts along the southern border.

Earlier SOHR reported that security forces prevented a humanitarian aid convoy from entering Al- Suwaidaa, allowing only one out of 14 trucks to pass. Media access to the area was also blocked, including for journalists, further deepening the information blackout surrounding the situation.
Al-Suwaidaa province remains under a stifling siege following recent clashes, leading to a critical shortage of basic supplies and services. Civil society groups and local organizations have appealed to the global conscience, human rights organizations and United Nations bodies for urgent intervention to open a safe humanitarian corridor to deliver aid to the besieged people.
The humanitarian situation in Al-Suwaidaa has become extremely alarming, amid growing calls to keep relief efforts neutral and independent of any political or security conflict, and to allow unhindered access to support for those in need.

SOHR report

Today, Reuters has finally somewhat overcome its Western-corporate-media arrogance and released a Reuters-Verification stamp on three videos showing members of the Druze community being massacred by the hand of Jolani’s Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists.

How Syrian attackers killed: One hand on the gun, another on the camera – Reuters Report.

Amid a crashing embargo by Damascus on Suwayda, the death toll has hit over 1400, whereby the majority of the victims are members of the Druze community.

As with the Alawite massacres, the perpetrators are Jolani’s Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorist Jihadists.

These videos, shunned by Western media, were verified and released by SOHR already on July 19 and July 22, 2025.