List of massacres in Syria

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The following is a list of massacres that have occurred in Syria.

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Ottoman Empire

NameDateLocationDeathsPerpetratorsNotes
Massacre of the Telal 1517 Aleppo 9,400 [1] Turkish soldiers upon Selim I's orderFatwas issued against the Nusayris (or 'Alawites') that declared them infidels. Around 9,400 Nusayris who assembled in Aleppo were all executed. [2]
Tafas massacre 27 September 1918 Tafas Ottoman Empire Massacre from the retreating Ottoman Army against arabic civilians

Syrian Republic/Arab Republic

NameDateLocationDeathsPerpetratorsNotes
1947 Aleppo pogrom December 1947 Aleppo Syrian state and Arab population of AleppoHalf the city's Jewish population fled.
1949 Menarsha synagogue bombing August 5, 1949 Damascus Arab Redemption Suicide PhalangeAttackers threw grenades into the synagogue during Shabbat services, killing 13 (including 8 children) and wounding 32. [3]

Syrian Arab Republic

Islamist uprising in Syria

NameDateLocationDeathsPerpetratorsNotes
Aleppo Artillery School massacre 16 June 1979 Aleppo Muslim Brotherhood of Syria
Jisr al-Shughour massacre (1980) 9 March 1980 Jisr al-Shughour Syrian Army
Siege of Aleppo (1980) 1 April 1980 – February 1981 Aleppo Syrian ArmyMultiple massacres over a period of time.
Tadmor Prison massacre 27 June 1980 Palmyra Syrian Army
1981 Hama massacre April 1981 Hama Syrian ArmyMembers of the male population rounded up and executed.
1982 Hama massacre February 1982 Hama Syrian Army Genocidal, anti-Sunni sectarian massacre

Syrian Revolution

NameDateLocationDeathsPerpetratorsNotes
December 2011 Jabal al-Zawiya massacres 19–20 December 2011 Jabal Zawiya Syrian Army120 Syrian Army defectors massacred by the government.
Ram al-Anz and Ghajariyeh massacre 27 February 2012 Ram al-Anz and Ghajariyeh near Homs Syrian government militiaSyrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that 68 bodies were found between the villages of Ram al-Enz and Ghajariyeh. Syrian activists blamed pro-government militia. [4] [5]
Karm al-Zeitoun massacre 9 March 2012Karm al-Zeitoun, Homs Syrian ArmySyrian Army reportedly massacred 47 people after entering Karm al-Zeitoun. [6]
Taftanaz massacre 5 April 2012 Taftanaz, Idlib Governorate Syrian ArmySyrian Army reportedly carried out a massacre by rounding up and executing people following the Battle of Taftanaz. [7] [8]
Houla massacre 25 May 2012 Houla Shabiha and Syrian Army49 children among the dead. The UN concluded Syrian government forces were responsible. [9] However, after eye witness accounts published by German paper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung claimed it was rebel sectarian violence, [10] UNHRC concluded that there was insufficient evidence to determine who had committed the massacre. [11]
Al-Buwaida al-Sharqiya massacre 31 May 2012 Al-Buwaida al-Sharqiya Syrian government forces
Al-Qubair massacre 6 June 2012 Al-Qubair, in Maarzaf Syrian ArmyVictims were stabbed and shot. [12]
Daret Azzeh massacre 22 June 2012 Darat Izza RebelsRebels claim to have killed 25 men who they accused of being a part of the Shabbiha. [13] [14]
Siege of Hama 31 July – 4 August 2012 Hama Syrian ArmySyrian government forces reportedly killed up to 200 civilians in an assault on the city of Hama. [15]
Darayya massacre 20–25 August 2012 Darayya, Rif Dimashq Syrian ArmyMany people were killed in a five-day Army assault on the town, which the rebel army had surrendered . [6] According to the opposition, Human Rights Watch and some local residents the killings were committed by the Syrian military and Shabiha militiamen. [18] According to the government and some local residents they were committed by rebel forces. [19]
Maarrat Al-Nu'man massacre 8 – 13 October 2012 Maarrat al-Nu'man Syrian ArmyDuring the Battle of Maarrat Al-Nu'man, the Syrian Army reportedly executed 65 people, [20] including 50 defecting soldiers. [21]
Aqrab massacre 11 December 2012 Aqrab, Hama GovernorateRebelsAlawite villagers attacked by Syrian rebels, with 10 confirmed killed. [22]
Basatin al-Hasawiya massacre 15 January 2013 Homs Syrian ArmySyrian government troops stormed the village of Basatin al-Hasawiya on the outskirts of Homs city reportedly killing 106 civilians. [23]
Queiq River massacre 29 January–14 March 2013 Queiq River, Aleppo Syrian ArmyBetween 29 January and 14 March 2013, opposition activists claimed that they found about 230 bodies on the banks and in the Queiq river in Aleppo. They accused government forces of being the ones who executed the men since the bodies came down the river from the direction of government-held areas of the city. Human Rights Watch was able to identify at least 147 victims, all male and aged between 11 and 64. [24]
Tadamon massacre 16 April 2013 Tadamon, Damascus, Syria Syrian ArmyThe Tadamon massacre happened in April 2013 in the Tadamon district of Damascus during the Syrian civil war. Syrian soldiers from Military Intelligence 227 killed 41 civilians near the Ottoman Mosque. The victims were executed individually and buried in mass graves. [25] [26]
Battle of Jdaidet al-Fadl 16–21 April 2013 Rif Dimashq Syrian ArmySyrian Army was accused by the opposition of carrying out a massacre. SOHR claimed that 250 people were killed since the start of the battle, with them being able to document, by name, 127 of the dead, including 27 rebels. Another opposition claim put the death toll at 450. [27] [28] [29] One activist source claimed he counted 98 bodies in the town's streets and 86 in makeshift clinics who were summarily executed. Another activist stated they documented 85 people who were executed, including 28 who were killed in a makeshift hospital. [30]
Bayda and Baniyas massacres 2–3 May 2013 Bayda and Baniyas, Tartus GovernorateAlawite militiasAssault by Alawite militias against the local Sunni population. [31] [32]
Hatla massacre 11 June 2013 Hatla, Deir el-ZourRebelsShiite villagers killed by Syrian rebels.
Khan al-Assal massacre 22 July 2013 Khan al-Asal, AleppoRebelsRebels executed 51–123 POWs and Civilians. [33]
Alawite villages of Latakia countryside massacres 4 August 2013 Latakia Governorate RebelsRebel groups, al-Nusra Front, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS), Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansar, Ahrar al-Sham and Suqour al-Ezz, attacked and overran army positions in the Sheikh Nabhan area. Human Rights Watch claimed some 190 noncombatants were killed. [34]
Ghouta chemical attack 21 August 2013Al-Ghouta, Damascus, SyriaSyrian ArmySyrian activists reported that government forces struck Jobar, Zamalka, 'Ain Tirma, and Hazzah in the Eastern Ghouta region with chemical weapons.
Adra massacre 6 December 2013 Adra, Syria Al-Nusra Front This was the alleged massacre of at least 32 civilians in the industrial town of Adra, Syria. Government claims that at least 80 were killed. [37] It was reportedly conducted by the al-Nusra Front and Jaysh al-Islam, a subgroup of the Islamic Front. [38] [39]
Shu'aytat massacre Mid August 2014 Deir ez-Zor Governorate Islamic State flag.svg  Islamic State In mid August Islamic State fighters massacred some 700 people, mostly men, of the Shu'aytat tribe in Deir ez-Zor Governorate. [40]
Eshtabraq massacre25 April 2015 Eshtabraq, Idlib Governorate Al-Nusra FrontAfter Jabhat al-Nusra and Islamist allies in the "Army of Conquest" seized Jisr al-Shughour, they attacked an Alawite village named Eshtabraq and committed the massacre. [41]
Palmyra massacre 22 May 2015 Tadmur, Homs Governorate Islamic State flag.svg  Islamic State After capturing the city of Palmyra, Islamic State massacred over 400 civilians [42]
Qalb Loze massacre 10 June 2015 Idlib Governorate Al-Nusra FrontOn 10 June al-Nusra massacred a Druze community in the village from Qalb lawza in Idlib province [43]
Kafr Saghir massacre 20 March 2016 Kafr Saghir, Aleppo Governorate Islamic State flag.svg  Islamic State Islamic State massacred 20+ Arabs and Kurds while attacking the Government held town of Kafr Saghir [44]
Zara'a massacre 12 May 2016 Hama Governorate Al-Nusra FrontRebels led by the Al-Qaeda branch Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar ash-Sham massacred 42 civilians and seven NDF militiamen while kidnapping up to 70 people after taking control of the Alawite village of Zara'a in Southern Hama. [45] [46]
May 2016 Jableh and Tartus bombings 23 May 2016 Jableh and Tartus, Latakia Governorate 189Islamic State flag.svg  ISIS Series of car bomb and suicide attacks in government-controlled territory that hosts Russian military bases
Khan Shaykhun chemical attack 4 April 2017 Khan Shaykhun Syrian Arab Air Force
Douma chemical attack 7 April 2018 Douma, Syria Syrian Armed Forces [47]
2018 As-Suwayda attacks 25 July 2018 As-Suwayda Islamic State flag.svg  Islamic State
The Baghuz strike 18 March 2019 Baghuz ~70 Flag of the United States.svg Flag of the United States Air Force.svg  United States Air Force American F-15E attack jet dropped a 500-pound bomb on large group of women and children huddled at river bank near a dirt field in the town of Baghuz. A jet tracking them then dropped two 2,000-pound bombs on the remaining survivors, killing them all. [48]
Ma'arrat Nu'man market bombing 22 July 2019 Maarrat al-Numan, Idlib Governorate 43Flag of the Russian Air Force.svg Russian Air Force
Qah missile strike 20 November 2019 Qah Flag of Syria.svg Syrian Arab Army
Flag of Iran.svg Iranian militias in Syria
2023 Homs drone strike 5 October 2023 Homs Military Academy, HomsUnknownSyrian military graduation ceremony at the Homs Military Academy was targeted by a drone strike, leaving 95 people dead and over 277 injured
Majdal Shams attack 27 July 2024 Majdal Shams, Israeli-occupied Golan Heights 00012}12InfoboxHez.PNG Hezbollah (according to UNIFIL, Israel and the US)
Flag of Israel.svg Israel (according to Hezbollah and Syria)		Twelve people, all children, are killed in rocket strikes on the Druze village of Majdal Shams in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights

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