On April 10, gunmen attacked Shia civilians near the Sayed Mohammad Agha shrine in Injil district and left a trail of dead and wounded. The UN expressed condolences over the mass killing, while local and international outlets reported that most victims belonged to the Shia community. Early casualty figures varied across outlets, but the political meaning of the massacre did not. This was not a freak breach in an otherwise secure order. It was an…