The Syrian Future Movement condemns the attack on the Ismaili Islamic Council and demands that the perpetrators be held accountable. It also expresses its strong condemnation and denunciation of the storming of the Ismaili Islamic Council in the town of Taldara, Hama Governorate, by an armed group that made sectarian statements threatening civil peace, according to Zaman al-Wasl newspaper on Friday, July 25, 2025.
The Syrian Future Movement affirms that targeting religious components and spiritual institutions is a dangerous escalation that contradicts the foundations of national coexistence and reflects organized attempts to destabilize and threaten the unity of Syrian society.
The Syrian Future Movement stresses the need for security and judicial agencies to act decisively and swiftly to hold those involved accountable and ensure that such incidents, which portend dire consequences for civil peace and a unified national identity, are not repeated.
The Syrian Future Movement appreciates the efforts of the town’s notables in containing tensions and calls for strengthening community reconciliation processes based on mutual respect and pluralism as a first line of defense against chaos and division.
The Syrian Future Movement emphasizes the importance of early detection of such sectarian practices, as this has the potential to thwart foreign attempts to exploit the Syrian domestic scene and block anyone seeking to exploit the conflict for suspicious agendas.
The Syrian Future Movement reiterates its commitment to the principles of justice, equality, and coexistence, and places itself at the service of the Syrian people and the new era in their journey toward a state of law that protects all its components without discrimination.
