Anas al-Husaiki resided in neither al-Nour nor al-Qaryah camps in Arsal which were raised by the Lebanese al-Majoqal Regiment on the morning of Friday, June 30, 2017.
Anas al-Husaiki, a nurse and father, was placed by fate before the Lebanese Army forces he headed home after finishing his night shift at al-Rahma Hospital in central Arsal.
The Lebanese Forces arrested him when his only crime was the coincidence of crossing paths with them that evening.
Al-Husaiki was born in al-Qusayir in 1985. He graduated with a specialization in anesthesiology from the Institute of Health in Syria. He is married and a father. His colleagues at work described him as well-mannered, smart and committed. He was working in Qusayir National Hospital before the Lebanese Hezbollah militia forcefully displaced him and his family in 2013.
He joined the Syrian revolution at its inception and worked in an al-Qusayir field hospital as an anesthesiologist. He did not carry arms and did not participate in any armed action.
Abdul Halim, one of his relatives, said that Anas had no disabilities or illness. He explained that Anas was in good health and his security record in Lebanon was flawless as Anas did not belong to any party or faction and held a settlement card from the Lebanese General Security.
Anas was arrested on June 30, last and on July 3 the Lebanese Army released a statement that Anas died in one of its detentions. According to the statement, Anas died from a stroke along with three other Syrian refugees detained.
The Army explained their deaths as the result of poor health conditions interacting with climatic factors. Ammar Johmani previous published reports about the conditions and traces of torture found on the bodies of those Syrian refugees who were already handed over to their families. Anas was killed under torture by Lebanese Army.
There are still around 400 other Syrian refugees detained by the Lebanese Army forces and their fate remains unknown
