WARNING 📢📢 A network affiliated with Jolani is operating in Lebanon to lure Alawite officers and non-commissioned officers, then hand them over to the disgraceful security forces and eliminate those they are unable to arrest. This network, which worked alongside Jolani’s forces during the war, is now based in Lebanon and operates under the direction of Anas Khattab and Abdulrahman al-Dabbagh. Many officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers from the former Syrian Arab Army are currently in Lebanon, having fled Syria due to persecution, particularly following the massacres in Homs, the Hama countryside, and the Syrian coast. The leader of this network is Shadi Kazem al-Mahmoud, who is active on TikTok under the names The Deep State, Syrian Electronic Army, and Al-Suryani. Others involved include Bashar Hassan Jdeid, known on TikTok as Nour al-Din, owner of the page We Hear and See; Alaa Mardini, known on TikTok as Team, owner of the platform Exposing the Facts; Rashwan Salhab; Badi Saeed (The Lofty Mountains); Mohammad (The Warrior); Ali (Alloush 313); Ali (Ali Safita); Ali (Abu Haidar); and Abu Eli. Badr Qassem has also become involved, along with the late Ali Aqil and numerous others, including women who appear on TikTok to lure as many Alawites as possible, as well as others who support the former Syrian Arab Army and President Bashar al-Assad. Entrapment and kidnapping operations take place daily, although some incidents are never publicly reported. Please warn all honourable people about this network, which operates secretly under different identities in cooperation with Jolani’s authorities in exchange for enormous sums of money. Who is Shadi Kazem al-Mahmoud? Photograph No. 2 shows Shadi Kazem al-Mahmoud (The Deep State) alongside the disgraceful security forces. The photograph is dated 15 January 2025 and was taken at the Blue Beach chalets in Latakia. He claims that the photograph was published on his page on 24 April 2024, when he was supposedly working in customs. This is a lie, as he never served in customs, and his account is locked, preventing anyone from verifying his claim. Shadi worked with armed groups in Aleppo, and his mother also worked alongside him. His mother was arrested after being found guilty of leaking information about the Syrian Army and Iranian forces to armed groups. She had learned Persian and was intercepting communications. She was released from prison in Aleppo on the day of the government’s collapse. Shadi was also detained for communicating with armed groups. He was released from al-Bassa Prison on the day of the collapse and immediately began working with the disgraceful security forces. He claims to be Alawite and says his family lives in Qardaha, but in reality, he is a Sunni from Qamishli. During the period of Jamil al-Assad’s al-Murtada Association, Jamil brought Shadi’s grandfather under his patronage. Photograph No. 1 — Bashar Hassan Jdeid (Nour al-Din) Bashar Hassan Jdeid, known as Nour al-Din, is the owner of the page We Hear and See. He deliberately created disputes among Alawites and sought to stir up tribal divisions within the community. He claims to have been an officer in the former Syrian Arab Army, discharged in 2015, after which he supposedly travelled to Saudi Arabia on an employment contract. However, in reality, he has been living in Saudi Arabia for more than twenty years with his aunt, who is married to a Saudi prince. Photograph No. 4: Rashwan Salhab. Photograph No. 3: Badi Saeed, also known as Abu Ismail. Please share this post, my friends, and circulate it widely so that this warning reaches every one of our young men in Lebanon. (From Hannibal al-Sahili)