The Battle Is NOT Over

On Jun 19, 2017

For years, the Syrians have been living under the shadow of foreign-backed and imposed world terrorism. Such terrorism is according to the multi-purposes sinister schemes, whether by the perpetrators of the ugliest forms of slaughter, destruction, and kidnapping, or by the masters of terrorism for socio-political-demographic geopolitical, or even for treason, grudge and fratricide genes of the ewes!

One of the unbearable aspects of the brutal inhuman catastrophes imposed upon the Syrians was not only to slaughter them, cannibalize their human parts, but to kidnap them, children, women, elderly and even infants!

Mrs, Raifa Haidar, one of the hundreds of Syrian women kidnapped by the terrorist Wahabbi Al-Qaeda affiliates in Syria, has recently sent a letter to Minister of Information, Engineer Mohamad Ramez Turjiman, about the kidnapped in general and those who belong to the Ministry staff in particular.

Mrs, Raifa Haidar, according to a hand-written letter received by the Syria Times, mentioned the name of Haitham Abdulkarim Moussa, his wife Sounia Ibrahim Dayoub, and their daughter Maya Moussa, who was 13 years old when she was kidnapped by the terrorists.

Maya Moussa should by now by a university student in light of her distinction and talents. Unfortunately, tens of other family members, including children are by now dispersed among many terrorist factions, said Mrs, Raifa Haidar in her letter.

Mrs, Raifa Haidar included some names, among the thousands of yet unknown terrorist groups which kidnapped them, of the kidnapped by terrorists under inhuman and brutal conditions, calling for their release and freedom along with hero Sidqi Al-Maqt and his Syrian co-nationals and Palestinian brothers imprisoned under the yoke of Israeli occupation :

Name and surname	Date of Birth	Mother’s name	Father’s name
Fadi Kaddour	Salameya 1977	Shaheera	Jehad
Ali Kaddour	Salameya 1992	Shaheera	Jehad
Alla’ Kaddour	Salameya 1984	Shaheera	Jehad
Sulieman Mere’	Jableh		Hasan
Meelad Mere’	Jableh	Kaseemah	Sulieman
Majed Mere’	Jableh	Kaseemah	Sulieman
Maymoun Mere’	Jableh	Kaseemah	Sulieman
Kaseema Tamer	Jableh 1967
Tarek Sefou	Salameya 1978	Sameeha	Shareef
Samar Farha	Salameya 1977	Aamal	Ameen
Merai Sefou	Salameya 2004	Samar	Tareq
Omar Sefou	Salameya 2008	Samar	Tareq
Shadi Maqsoud	Salameya 1976	Khetam	Esmaeil
Hadi Maqsoud	Salameya 1978	Khetam	Esmaeil
Mazen Maqsoud	Salameya 1982	Zahra	Esmaeil
Reem Maqsoud	Salameya 1975	Khetam	Esmaeil
Esmaeil Maqsoud	Salameya 1953	Maryam	Ali
Botoul A’bboud	Mesyaf 1998	Reem	Naa’eem
Marwa A’bboud	Mesyaf 1997	Reem	Naa’eem
Mazen al-Akkari	Salameh 1984	Hasna	Ali
Doreed Rajouh	Tartous 1979	Aamal	Ali
Mohammad Abdullah	Salameya 1950
Daa’ed al-Ali	Salameya 1965	Fatemah	Kheder
Hafez Abdullah	Salameya 1983	Daa’ed	Mohammad
Anas Abdullah	Salameya 1985	Daa’ed	Mohammad
Basmah Abdullah	Salameya 1988	Daa’ed	Mohammad
Joudi Asa’ad	Tartous 2013	Basemah	Waseem
Nawal al-Rateb	1974	Hasna	Ali
Hamad Deeb	Lattakia 1967		Mahmoud
Jaa’far Deeb	Lattakia 1999	Nawal	Ahmad
Haydar Deeb	Lattakia 2002	Nawal	Ahmad
Raghdaa’ Fahed	Salameya 1964	Suhayla	Fayez
Ali Fahed	Salameya	Rehab	Fedaa’
Kehlah Suleiman	Homes		Abdou
Hanan Suleiman	Homes	Kheyzaran	Mohammad
Mervan al-Ksankari	Kerdaha 1979	Khofran	Ali
Mervat Nakkar	Lattakia 1974	Wafeeka	Saleem
Jaa’far Naa’ameh	Lattakia 1968	Na’ameh	Kamel
Ameenah Howeejeh	Jableh 1957
Houda Mahmoud	Tartous 2000	Ameenah	Akel
Abeer Mahmoud	Tartous	Ameenah	Akel
Doa’aa’ Alloush	Salameya 1993	Seham	Abdullah
Tareq Alloush	Salameya	Seham	Abdullah
Mohammad Alloush	Salameya	Seham	Abdullah
Hasan al-Sagheer	Salameya	Tamrah	Mahmoud
Rabab Kaddaha	Salameya 1972		Khoder
Marwah al-Sagheer	Salameya 1998	Rabab	Hasan
Samer al-Sagheer	Salameya2001	Rabab	Hasan
Sezar Kareem	Damascus 1966	Tharwa	Mahmoud
Maysam al-Khateeb	Palestine 1997	Sezar	Mohammad Naser
Salam al-Khateeb	Palestine 2004	Sezar	Mohammad Naser
Eskandar Maghlouta	Lebanon 1960	Kareemah	Mekaeil
Shadi Maghlouta	Lebanon 1994	Fadya	Eskander
Rola Dergham	1982	Ensaf	Mahmoud
Nahed Zenou	Salameya 1977	Na’eemah	Kasem
Shaymaa’ Mohammad	Mesyaf	Nahed	Mahmoud
A’alaa’ Mohammad	Mesyaf	Nahed	Mahmoud
Yamen Habeeb	Salameya 1980	Rasmeya	Khoder
Ayman Habeeb	Salameya1979	Rasmeya	Khoder
Feras Hana	Salameya1985	Fekrat	Daoud
Majed Hana	Salameya1981	Fekrat	Daoud
Ibraheem Rahmeh	Salameya1956	Shaheera	Mostafa
Basel Rahmeh	Salameya1983	Khouroub	Ibraheem
Najah Esmaeil	Kerdaha 1974		Ali
Joudat Mahmoud	Tartous 1956		Mohammad
Mazen Mahmoud	Tartous 1995	Rajaa’	Jaodat
** Zeino	Salameya 1976	Zaynab	Bader
Gheyath Zeeno	Salameya 1967	Zaynab	Bader
Khalil Khalil	Salameya 1985	Ebtisam	Housein
Ragheb Kana’an	Salameya 1954	Kolthoum	Ahmad
A’ahed Saloum	Salameya 1996	Sabah	Mounzer
Kinan Haydar	Salameya	Feryal	Emadeen
Mekdad Mahmoud	Jableh 1991	Hameedah	Nabeel
Rasha Mahmoud	Jableh 1984	Hameedah	Nabeel
Maysaa’ Dayoub	Tartous 1971	Mseekah	Abdelhameed
Abeer Mohammad	Tartous 1961	Mouneefah	Mahmoud
Seba Mohammad	Tartous 2001	Maysaa’	Mofeed
Ashraf Mohammad	Tartous 1998	Maysaa’	Mofeed
Mahmoud Mohammad	Tartous 2002	Maysaa’	Mofeed
Emad Haydar	Salameya 1940	Fareedah	Bader
Abd al-Ameen Haydar	Salameya 1972	Fareedah	Bader
Ali Haydar	Salameya 1956	Fareedah	Bader
Waseem Haydar	Salameya 1988	Nada	Ali
Mohammad Haydar	Salameya 1997	Nada	Ali
Khadah Fares	Jableh 1963	Sukkar	Mohammad
Feras Alouni	Jableh 1993	Ghada	Faysal
Seba Elween	Jableh 1996	Ghada	Faysal
Ali Rahmah	Mesyaf 1956	Haseebah	Mahmoud
Mohammad Rahmah	Mesyaf 1985	Ameera	Ali
Reem Rahmah	Mesyaf 1987	Ameera	Ali
Demah Rahmah	Mesyaf 2000	Ameera	Ali
Maysoun Salamy	Tartous 1978	Nabeeha	Ibahim
Mohammad Haydar	Salameya 2007	Maysoun	Qays
Majd Haydar	Salameya 2009	Maysoun	Qays
Yousef Haydar	Salameya 2011	Maysoun	Qays
Tamem Haydar	Salameya 1994	Nedaa’	Mohammad
Wafaa’ Suleiman	1963	Zahra	Ali
Jouleit Ali	1989	Wafaa’	Mohammad
Joulnar Ali	1991	Wafaa’	Mohammad
Rayhanah Tarraf	1956	Layla	Suleiman
Haytham Mousa	1966	Shahlah	Abdulkareem
Samee’ Mousa		Komanda	Yousof
Afaf Mohammad	Jableh 1962	Fattoum	Ibraheem
Adeeb al-Berri	Jableh 1958	Jawhara	Mehrez
Rahaf al-Berri	Jableh 2000	Afaf	Adeeb
Sanaa’ al-Deeb	Damascus 1969	Maryam	Ahmad
Mohammad A’aknan	Damascus 1993	Sanaa’	Redwan
Hamzeh A’aknan	Damascus 1991	Sanaa’	Redwan
Abeer al-Ali	Homes 1976	Nawal	Adnan
Mohannad al-Ali	Homes	Nawal	Adnan
Huda Hawasli	Damascus		Adnan
Hashem Hawasli	Damascus		Adnan
Mahmoud Hawasli	Damascus		Adnan
Hasan Hawasli	Damascus		Adnan
Feras Dayoub	Salameya 1981	Johaynah	Hasan
Heba Dayoub	Salameya 1987	Johaynah	Hasan
Dyana Dayoub	Salameya 1996	Johaynah	Hasan
Dalya Dayoub	Salameya 2000	Johaynah	Hasan
Hasan Dayoub	Salameya 2005	Marlyn	Feras
Marlyn Seefo	Salameya 1985	Sameera	A’adel
Zoheer Ali	Tartous 1960	Moneera	Mohammad
Husam Ahmad	Qerdaha 1963	Moteea’a	Shafeeq
Yazan Ahmad	Qerdaha 1998	Sawsan	Husam
Zaki Ahmad	Qerdaha 1991	Sawsan	Husam
Hamed Hasan	Mesyaf 1981	Nadwa	Ahmad
Mazen al-Maghout	Salameya 1989	Fareeha	Mohammad
Wafaa’ Hazzouri	Mesyaf 1978		Ali
Ali Barhoum	Mesyaf 1999	Khadeeja	Ahmad
Ghena Barhoum	Mesyaf 2001	Wafaa’	Ali
Raheem Mostafa		Sameeha	Anwar
Manal Mostafa	Mesyaf 1974		Shareef
Mohammad Mostafa	Mesyaf		Shareef
Osama Elyas	Mesyaf	Sameera
Mostafa Abdou	Tartous 1976	Hend	Ahmad
Ibraheem Wannous	Salameya 1979	Sahar	Hashem
Nesreen al-Ahmad	Mesyaf
Waseem Ahmad	Tartous	Yesra	Mohammad
Mostafa Wannous	Salameya 1969		Ahmad
	Salameya 1984	Nea’mat	Ali
AbdulGhafour Yaseen	Kaferya 1955	Fatema	Hasan
Hasan Yaseen	1983	Fareeda	Abdulghafour
Hasan Shahhoud	Salameya 1938		Baseem
Alaa’ Kaddour	Salameya 1984	Shaheeda	Jehad
Enal Merhej	Mesyaf 1971	Alya	Mohammad
Sameeh al-Aagha	Salameya 1993	Mayada	Ali
	Homes 1981	Hasna	Shareef
Nada Hasan	Qerdaha 1981		Tawfeeq
Zo alFeqar Hasan	Qerdaha 2007	Hanaa’	Mehdi
Deena Hasan	Qerdaha 2010	Hanaa’	Mehdi
Wafeeq Hasan	Qerdaha 1947	Rajya	Khalil
Ahlam Saqer	Qerdaha	Jameela	Ali
Sonia Dayoub	Salameya 1976	Sameera	Ibrahim
Bashar Khurma	Tartous 1996	Waheeba	Jaber
Basel Khurma	Tartous 1994	Waheeba	Jaber
Mohammad	Tartous 2001	Waheeba	Jaber
Shaheen Basha	Mesyaf		Ali
Senan Abu al-Qasem	Jableh 1981	Ghada	Ahmad
Feras al-Saloum	Salameya 1973	Khadeeja	Salem
Ali Hasan	Salameya		Kheder
Hala Nayouf
Toni Farah	Homes 1992	Jourjeet	Faraj
Eili Farah	Homes	Jourjeet	Faraj
Leith Takla	Homes		AbdulRaheem
Fadi al-Debeyat	Salameya 1978	Ameera	Ali
Nezar al-Debeyat	Salameya 1976	Ramzeya	Mostafa
Ferzat Ali	Tartous	Wefaq	Moneer
Somar Sultani	Tartous	Ameera	Habeeb
Mohsen Hasan	Tartous	Rateeba	Zouheer
Bashir al-Metni	Al-Swida	Salwa	Hadi
Naseem Rokya	Salameya	Malasha	Sulieman
A’asef Rokya		Malasha	Sulieman
Omyma Nayouf
Hasan al-Othman	Adra 1966	Maryam	Mohammad
Jasem al-Houseen	Adra 1955	Hlaleh	Mohammad
Ghadeer al-Saheli	Homes	Muneefa	Bader
Mohammad al-Mohammad	Homes		Esmaeil
Basel Hasan	Tartous	Nadya	Eesa
Ghadeer Omran	Qerdaha	Mari	Tawfiq
Raed Ismaeil	Qudmous
Mazhar Ismaeil	Mesyaf		Esmaeil
Mohammad Moa’lla	Lattakia 1996	Sameeha
Ghassan Abbas	Homes 1967	Khadeeja	Mershed
Mohannad Mohammad	Tartous	Aneesa	Mahmoud
Mohammad Abboud	Salameya 1957	Badeea’a	Abdullah

On June 1, 2017, President Bashar Al-Assad and the First Lady, Mrs. Asma Al-Assad, received 34 liberated abductees, including two women, who were previously held by the terrorist groups in Barzeh neighborhood in Damascus.

The president and his wife congratulated the liberated abductees on the end of the ordeal through which they, along with their families, passed during the abduction period .

President Al-Assad said that the Syrian society is experiencing a serious social crisis caused by the issue of the missing and the abducted persons.

“This issue was a basic preoccupation for us as a state, institutions and officials,” added President Al-Assad, pointing out that rarely a week or a month passes without conducting a swap to liberate one or a group of abductees held by terrorists.

In fact, it wasn’t only the Syrian state’s efforts which led to the release of abductees, but also the sacrifices of the Syrian Arab army in defense of the homeland’s unity, independence and sovereignty, the President clarified.

He went on to say that “such ordeals make one stronger and patriotic enough to realize what safe homeland means. And all the terrorist groups’ attempts, which keep committing crimes of killing and kidnapping, to affect your convictions. through practicing the ugliest forms of torture, have failed to weaken your patriotism.”

“The battle is not over, as there are still thousands of Syrians who are passing through the same ordeal,” added President Al-Assad, stressing that happiness won’t be complete until all abductees are liberated and security is restored countrywide.

On their part, the liberated abductees affirmed that they were confident that the state would liberate them, stressing their strong determination to return to their normal life and be effective as to contribute to the restoration of security, stability and prosperity to Syria.

They said that the kidnappers failed to strip them of their humanity or force them to behave in the same way, noting the hatred in which the terrorists dealt with them during abduction.

‘ Though of the suffering caused to you-by the terrorist kidnappers-, we want you to return to your normal life with your families in your villages and countries. We want you to be, and you are, the example for steadfastness, nationalism and defiance,” said H.E. President Bashar Al-Assad, on February 9, 2017, to a group of Syrian families’ members recently liberated from the foreign backed terrorists.

‘Not a single day passed without questions from the people asking about you, without the State, in all of its institutions, searching for you; the aim for every soldier and for every martyr was to secure your return,’ added President Assad to tens of women and children who were kidnapped by terrorist groups at Lattakia Countryside fore more than a half and three years.

‘We have been and are ever by you and would never let you down and let bygones be so; we do believe in God and in Syria, the Syrians and the citizens who keep you steadfast and do make us standing altogether shoulder to shoulder during the crisis you have gone through,” outlined H.E. President Assad.

On her part, H.E. the First Lady Mrs. Asma Al-Assad, asserted that the strong will embodied by the released women and children during the years of being kidnapped should continue through the rebuilding of their life and working to compensate for their children what they lost of life and education, given the fact that many of them lived their first childhood years under the yoke of kidnappers.’

The released underlined that though of the inhumane conditions and the hard times during their kidnapping, their trust was firm in their State and Institutions, pledging their determination to stand again and overcome the hard years of being kidnapped.

_{Return to Your Normal Life with Your Families}

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Dr. Mohammad Abdo Al-Abrahim/ Maher Taqi

alibrahim56@hotmail.com

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