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The article addresses the phenomenon of revenge as a social crime and explains that Syrian law does not define revenge as an independent crime. Instead, it is typically viewed as a motive for committing offenses such as intentional homicide. Legal provisions, particularly Article 533, are used to punish those who intentionally kill, with the penalty raised to the death penalty in cases involving premeditation or lurking. The report indicates that the judiciary treats each crime independently and considers revenge as an aggravating circumstance, especially if it is premeditated or motivated by preemptive retaliation, in order to protect social peace. It also highlights the importance of the proactive role of the law through legal reconciliations and the strengthening of trust in institutions to reduce the phenomenon of revenge and its negative impact on social security and stability.
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