Monday News, 2024-09-02.

The SFM’s News:

• The Syrian Future Movement’s (SFM) media office published Podcast Episode 29: “The State of Institutions from the Perspective of the Movement.”
• The Syrian Future Movement’s (SFM) media office published the movement’s shield titled: “Honoree No. 25: Haitham al-Maleh.”
• The Syrian Future Movement’s (SFM) media office published an article titled: “Media Planning and Its Strategic Necessity.”
• The Syrian Future Movement’s (SFM) media office published a cartoon titled: “Syrian Revolution Cartoon No. 86.”
• The Syrian Future Movement’s (SFM) media office published “From the Memory of the Syrian Revolution” on 02-09-2015, where on this day in 2015: Two massacres occurred in Douma and Madaya. The Syrian regime forces carried out airstrikes and launched surface-to-surface missiles on several areas in Eastern Ghouta, rural Damascus, resulting in the deaths of 12 people in Douma, according to the “Douma Coordination Committee,” 5 in the towns of Saqba and Jisreen, 3 in the town of Hamouriyah, and 2 in the town of Zibdeen, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Internal News:

• Bab al-Hawa crossing requires a passport valid for two months for crossing and returning to Turkey.
• HTS conducts a special operation on the Kabashin axis in rural Aleppo and seizes positions of the Syrian regime.
• 17 HTS leaders and members were arrested in Daraa.
• 6 victims in separate incidents due to a mine and two bombs in Deir ez-Zor and Hama.
• “SDF” releases a new batch of prisoners in Al-Hasakah.
• The Syrian regime tops the list of violators: 214 arbitrary detentions documented in Syria during August.
• Bashar al-Assad doubles the appointment rate of top graduates in public institutions.
• A gang demands a $150,000 ransom for the release of two kidnapped Jordanian drivers in Syria.
• 13 civilians injured by Syrian regime drone attacks in western Aleppo.
• Including women who previously left “Al-Hol”: SDF launches an arrest campaign in Raqqa.
• The body of a missing young man found in the Great River stream in rural Latakia.
• Jaramana faces a garbage crisis, and low salaries hinder the employment of sanitation workers.
• To improve internet and expand networks, “Syrian Telecom” justifies the increase in service prices.
• Gunmen storm a house in Daraa and kill a drug dealer linked to “Hezbollah.”
• The first university is established in the “Peace Spring” area in northeastern Syria, comprising 6 colleges and 3 institutes.

Related News:

• Pakistan opens an honorary consulate with the regime in Homs.
• 360 air sorties in a month: International coalition movements in Syria raise Russia’s concerns.
• Turkey thwarts the smuggling of 621,000 Captagon pills from Lebanon via Syria and arrests 26 people.

International News:

• Setback for Schultz’s party: The far-right achieves a historic victory in eastern Germany.
• Internationally wanted for human trafficking: The commander of the naval academy camp in Tripoli, Libya, was killed.
• Erdogan announces expected changes before the May conference.
• 5 Palestinians martyred in an Israeli bombing in front of a school sheltering displaced people in Gaza.