News for Saturday, 2024-09-14.

The SFM’s News:

• The media office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published an article titled: Types of Media Planning.
• The scientific office/Capacity Building and Self-Development Department concluded the English Language Level 1 training.
• The scientific office/Capacity Building and Self-Development Department concluded the Arabic Language Level 2 training.
• The scientific office/Capacity Building and Self-Development Department launched the training: Linguistic Ability for Graduate Students.
• The media office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a caricature titled: Caricature of the Syrian Revolution No. (98).
• The media office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published From the Memory of the Syrian Revolution, 2011/09/14, mentioning that on this day in 2011, civil society organizations called on the Arab League to suspend Syria’s membership due to ongoing human rights violations.

Internal News:

• “SDF” arrests dozens of young men in Deir ez-Zor countryside for forced conscription.
• Fadel Abdul Ghany, head of the Syrian Network for Human Rights, refutes the Syrian regime’s claims of not arresting any refugees who returned to Syria.
• A tribal conflict over municipal elections in rural Darbasiyah results in injuries.
• The Syrian regime’s government cracks down on street vendors selling instant noodles in front of schools.
• ISIS announces the results of its weekly attacks in Syria.
• Bashar al-Assad appoints Mohammad Ghazi Al-Jalali, who is under European sanctions, to form the new government.
• One person dies after a vegetable truck overturns on the Homs-Tartus road.
• Six casualties in three traffic accidents in northern Syria.
• “Aleppo Doctors’ Syndicate” condemns the attack on medical staff at a hospital in northern Aleppo.
• With winter approaching, Syrian Civil Defense warns of the gap between needs and funding.
• Damascus Governorate: 100 billion Syrian pounds are needed to repair the deteriorating infrastructure of the city.
• Three detainees die in one of the “SDF” prisons in Raqqa.

Related News:

• Russian media: The “Houthi” group has begun moving its military forces to Syria via Jordan to launch attacks on Israel.
• U.S. State Department: We do not support the “Autonomous Administration” elections in northeastern Syria.
• U.S. court denies the release of the former Deir ez-Zor governor.
• With the participation of three fleets, Russian forces conduct naval drills off the coast of Tartus.
• Russia signs an agreement with the Syrian regime to link exports between the two countries’ ports.
• International organizations aim to resume operations at the Alouk water station in rural Al-Hasakah under new agreements.

International News:

• By a landslide majority, Abdelmadjid Tebboune wins a second term as Algeria’s president for five years.
• Israeli settlers poison drinking water in the West Bank, killing 72 sheep.
• Backed by the occupation army, settlers set up tents on West Bank lands in preparation for their confiscation.
• The Dutch government officially announces its program to limit refugee influx.
• Netanyahu decides to expand the war on Lebanon.