Baniyas marks Orel's arrest as survivors recall massacre

Ali Keali, known as "Meraj Oral," one of the most prominent suspects in heinous massacres in the village of Al-Biha in Baniyas, Syria, in 2013, has been arrested. The operation followed lengthy efforts by Syrian authorities and sparked celebrations and widespread reactions in the city of Baniyas and its countryside, where residents expressed their joy at the restoration of justice and the bringing of the criminal to trial. It is worth noting that Oral is a figure with a long bloodstained history; he was born in Turkey in 1956 and has been involved in armed groups and acts of violence since the seventies. He reemerged during the Syrian revolution as the leader of militias of "shabiha," who participated in supporting Assad's regime. His arrest is considered a significant step toward justice in Syria, especially since he was implicated in horrific massacres that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of civilians, including women and children, according to human rights documentation.

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