News for Tuesday, 2024-09-24.

The SFM’s News:

• The Scientific Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published an article titled: “Curricula and the Need for Development.”
• The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a piece from the Syrian Revolution memory on 24/09/2013, when, on this day in 2013, the “Unified Banner Coalition” announced the start of the “If You Return, We Will Return” battle. Clashes occurred around the 7th Division near the town of Khan al-Sheikh, while the “Furqan Brigades” and “Descendants of the Prophet Brigades” announced the storming of Brigade 88 and Tal Bouza. The factions targeted Brigade 88 with mortars, announcing control over Tal Rakees and Tal Bouza, disabling two tanks, killing several regime forces, and seizing a BMP vehicle.
• The Media Office of Syrian Future Movement (SFM) also published a cartoon titled: Syrian Revolution Caricature No. (108).

Internal News:

• As part of negotiations preparation, “The Northern Front” lowers its state of alert in northern Aleppo.
• Volunteer doctors complete a medical mission that included surgeries and training in northwestern Syria.
• Protests continue in Sweida with banners mocking the Syrian regime’s new government lineup.
• The Autonomous Administration welcomes refugees fleeing Lebanon.
• After two and a half months of detention, the media professional Karam Kaliya is released by the military police in northern Aleppo.
• For the second time this month, a delegation from the International Coalition visits Raqqa Central Prison.
• The Salvation Government: Iranian attacks in Idlib destroy civilian lives and force them into displacement.
• The death toll from the Syrian regime’s shelling on Kafriya, eastern Idlib, rises.
• A report: 77% of the camps in northern Syria are at risk of a harsh winter and lack of services.
• The Salvation Government: Iranian attacks in Idlib destroy civilian lives and force them into displacement.
• Kiosks allocated to 25% of the families of the Syrian regime’s deceased soldiers are being removed for alleged violations in Damascus.
• SDF denies the Autonomous Administration’s intention to establish a central bank.
• Syrian regime forces raid a house in rural Quneitra and arrest a woman.
• A young man is killed, and a child is injured in two separate incidents in Daraa.

Related News:

• Jordan to UN envoy: We can no longer provide services for Syrian refugees.
• Britain demands the Syrian regime to end arbitrary detention and disclose the fate of the missing.
• Despite its withdrawal from the Geneva Group, Italy reaffirms its support for the International Commission of Inquiry on Syria.
• “Qatar Development” provides support to Palestinians in Syria in the fields of education, health, and cash assistance.
• The Qatari Foreign Ministry reaffirms Doha’s support for Syrians and the political process.
• France reaffirms its support for the Syrian opposition and commitment to the three “no’s” before implementing Resolution 2254.
• On the second day of the escalation, the influx of Lebanese refugees into Syria continues.

International News:

• The United States sends additional forces to the Middle East.
• UN meetings begin amidst fears of a war outbreak in the Middle East.
• Lebanon: The death toll from Israeli shelling rises to 558, with mass displacement.
• Cevdet Yılmaz: No new taxes on cryptocurrencies and the stock market in Turkey.
• Casualties continue in the shelling of Gaza, and the Israeli army arrests dozens.