Since Early 2025: More Than 600 People Killed in Homs and Hama

Nov 17 2025

ARK News.. A Syrian human rights source reported a sharp rise in targeted killings and retaliatory assassinations across Syria, with more than 600 victims recorded in just two provinces.
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 614 people — including men, women, and children — have been documented as killed since the beginning of 2025 in the provinces of Homs and Hama.
The documented cases are distributed as follows:
Homs: 373 victims
• 342 men
• 21 women
• 10 children
• 238 cases linked to sectarian affiliation
Hama: 241 victims
• 230 men
• 7 women
• 4 children
• 149 cases linked to sectarian affiliation

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