A suicide bombing ripped through a church in Damascus during a packed service on June 22, killing at least 22 people and injuring 63 others, according to Syrian state media. The attack, which targeted worshippers in the heart of the capital, has drawn global condemnation.
Thousands Take to the Streets
On June 23, thousands of residents gathered in Damascus to protest the violence, chanting for peace and unity. Demonstrators carried candles and signs condemning extremism, with many calling for solidarity across religious lines. 🕯️
Community Resilience Amid Crisis
Local leaders emphasized the need for collective healing, while social media buzzed with tributes to the victims. The bombing marks one of the deadliest attacks in Syria this year, reigniting concerns about regional stability. Authorities have launched an investigation, though no group has claimed responsibility yet.
