Sunday News, 2024-09-01.

The SFM’s News:

• The Scientific Office / Capacity Building and Self-Development Department of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) held a literary poetry seminar at the A‘azaz office.
• The Scientific Office / Capacity Building and Self-Development Department of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) awarded certificates of completion for the “Digital Journalism” training.
• The Scientific Office / Capacity Building and Self-Development Department of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) awarded certificates of completion for the “English Language Level 3” training.
• The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a caricature titled: “Syrian Revolution Caricature No. 85.”
• The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) shared a memory from the Syrian Revolution, 2015/09/01, where on this day in 2015, a demonstration in the city of Khan Shaykhun called for the exit of “Jabhat al-Nusra” from the area. “Al-Nusra” responded by arresting the director of the Media Center in Khan Shaykhun, activist Othman Al-Khani, following the demonstration.

Internal News:

• Two children died in a traffic accident between a dirt truck and a water tanker in Al-Hasakah.
• The Civil Defense rescued a child who fell into a 30-meter-deep well in Jarabulus, eastern Aleppo.
• The Civil Defense rescued a man who fell into a well in northern Idlib.
• Residents of Al-Suwayda continue to protest in Al-Karama Square, demanding the ousting of Assad.
• A traveler spreads hepatitis to villages in Hama, and the Ministry of Health in the Syrian regime’s government downplays the severity of the situation.
• The father of “Hamza Al-Khatib” passed away.
• Ten sheep herders were killed and injured in two separate attacks in Homs and Raqqa.
• Fifty-seven civilian deaths were documented in Syria during the month of August.
• The body of a child was found in a water stream in rural Latakia.
• To force the Syrian regime to release a detainee, a local faction holds the Blood Bank Director in Al-Suwayda.
• Amidst ISIS threats to “liberate prisoners,” three detainees from the organization escaped in Raqqa.
• From prisoner to fighter in Libya, a prisoner exchange reveals the falsehood of an “Al Arabiya” report about a Syrian youth.
• In response to the arrest of Bakr Al-Qassem, the “Union of Journalists” threatens escalation and the opening of “sensitive” files.
• The water crisis in Latakia worsens, with water outages lasting up to 20 days and tanker costs reaching 150,000 Syrian pounds.

Related News:

• Lavrov warns “QSD” (SDF) of a fate similar to that of the Afghans.
• Contact is lost with dozens of Syrian migrants in Libya.
• Washington: U.S. policy towards Assad remains unchanged, and our forces will remain in Syria.
• Lavrov: A meeting is imminent to revive normalization between Turkey and the Syrian regime.

International News:

• Zelensky seeks Washington’s approval to strike deep into Russian territory.
• A week after the Zolingen incident, a woman stabs six passengers on a bus in Germany.
• Iran releases the final report on the killing of Raisi.
• Jordan announces the seizure of over 400,000 narcotic pills and the thwarting of four smuggling attempts.
• Coinciding with Sisi’s visit, Turkey showcases the “Hürjet” jet at Egypt’s aviation exhibition.
• The humanitarian truce begins in Gaza as the Israeli assault on Jenin continues.