Continuing the Saudi regime\s crimes against the children of Qat
Human rights officials and international organizations called for an immediate halt to such political executions.
News Code: 30900315:39 - 14 Ordibehesht 1404
Shia News | Continuing the Saudi regime"s crimes against the children of Qatif, this time the regime executed two brothers, Hassan and Abdullah Al Ghaith, from the town of Al-Malaha.
According to Shia News , this crime was noted as part of the political repression against Shia youth within Saudi Arabia and globally.
Human rights officials and international organizations called for an immediate halt to such political executions.
Experts and international human rights organizations believe that these executions once again emphasize the violations of human rights in Saudi Arabia and warn global public opinion that such actions continue.
Social media activists in Saudi Arabia condemned this crime and said: "The main question is: How does the regime kill the children of Qatif, Al-Ahsa, and other social groups in silence?"
The regime no longer needs only the sword to kill; it executes with silence; not just its own silence, but the silence of families, of society, a silence imposed with fear and accepted with submission. Silence here is not a sign of peace, but a tool for murder.
Since the beginning of 2025, the Saudi regime has executed four other young men whose names were not on any of the lists of political prisoners monitored by the institutions.
Many of those executed in the past five years have had the same fate: arrested in silence and executed in silence; without campaigning, without pressure, without any trace in public memory.
Because their names never appeared on the lists of activists or international organizations. Someone who is not named is killed silently.
They were not executed because the regime had more power, but because the silence was more widespread.
In contrast, many political prisoners whose voices reached abroad were saved from execution, had their sentences reduced, or were released due to pressure from activists.
Today, the salvation of political prisoners no longer depends on justice, which is essentially non-existent, but on the movement and pressure exerted by raising one"s voice against oppression. Here we come to the bitter phrase of execution by silence. This is a situation in which the life or death of a prisoner depends on whether there is someone to speak for him. He who has no one becomes an easy target.
The regime does not only execute those labeled "terrorists", but targets anyone who has no voice. The silence imposed on families becomes a kind of complicity in a crime. Silence is a deadly tool in the hands of the state.
Today, hundreds of bodies are missing; they have not been returned, they have not been buried, and their fate is unclear.
This killing is not just physical, but symbolic destruction; it hides the body, kills the name, and erases the memory.
Shiite civil society activists in Saudi Arabia have emphasized that despite repressive efforts, the voice of truth and justice will never be silenced and the path to freedom will continue.