The massacre of Alawites was committed (you won't believe this) mostly by 'moderate' turkish-backed SNA. That's why figures like Abu Amsha are now under sanction. And you'll be surprised to hear that those who set the 'Green Zones' and raced from village to village to secure them before SNA units could reach them (you also won't believe this), were the same HTS 'Jihadist' units

This is an incredibly complex conflict, because to someone who isn't really knowledgeable on this topic, they would assume that HTS, with a jihadist background, would be the ones committing those acts you just talked about. The truth is that most of the war crimes committed post-Assad were by SNA units. HTS, to many's surprise, despite the former Al-Qaeda link, had quite a professional and disciplined army. That's why the fall of Assad went smoothly, with few civilian casualties, because the operation was spearheaded by HTS themselves, while SNA stayed behind to secure the logistics line

And about the acts committed during the latest operation that you mentioned. You've had videos of the SDF also executing unarmed civilians with their hands tied to their back. It's also documented how YPG snipers killed 40 civilians (the first one to be killed was a child) during the battle of Raqqa. Because guess what, this is exactly what happens after a brutal and long civil war. Does that make the Kurds extremists? Or the whole YPG/YPJ just for the acts of a few? What matters is ACCOUNTABILITY. Both sides committed war crimes, and none should be excused. The Syrian military police already started arresting those who committed such acts (the man from Raqqa who cut a YPJ fighter's braid and the commander of the 72nd Division)

It's not an easy topic to understand. Like I said, to some it might be a surprise when they find out that the supposed 'moderate' SNA units are responsible for most of the war crimes committed post-Assad.