News for Sunday, 2024-11-10

The SFM News:

• The Scientific Office for The Syrian Future Movement published a study titled: Corruption and Nepotism in Syria.
• The Media Office for The Syrian Future Movement published: From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2012/11/10, On this day in 2012: A daytime protest took place in Bab Sreija near the Zenobia School, close to the party branch, and another one in the neighborhoods of Qabr Atika, where dozens of young men and women from the Damascus Coordinations marched, chanting “Rights for religion.. we want the detainees” and “Hold on, O country.. we are your men, O country.. we don’t love you, Assad.” They also praised the neighborhood of Al-Tadamun and saluted the Free Syrian Army there, chanting for the cities and areas besieged in Damascus, its countryside, and all over Syria.
• The Media Office for The Syrian Future Movement published: Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (155).

Internal News:

• Casualties and Injuries in an Israeli Airstrike on a Residential Building in the Sayyida Zeinab Area, South of Damascus: An Israeli airstrike targeted a residential building in the Sayyida Zeinab area, south of Damascus, resulting in casualties and injuries.
• Four Young Men Kidnapped from Daraa and Suwayda in Separate Incidents: Four young men were kidnapped from the areas of Daraa and Suwayda in separate incidents, amid fears of escalating chaos.
• Regime Forces Bombard Southern Idlib Countryside with Drone Bombs and Artillery: Syrian regime forces targeted the southern Idlib countryside with drone bombs and artillery, leading to the destruction of numerous facilities.
• “Revolutionary Guard” Arrests Two Members of “Al-Quds Brigade” on Espionage Charges in Eastern Syria: Iranian Revolutionary Guard forces arrested two members of the “Al-Quds Brigade” on charges of espionage in eastern Syria.
• Cave-Like Hole Halts Passenger Train Operations Between Lattakia and Tartus: Passenger train operations between Lattakia and Tartus were halted due to a cave-like hole that disrupted the railway operations.
• New Statistic: 682 Fires in Lattakia Since the Start of 2024: A new statistic reports that 682 fires have occurred in Lattakia province since the start of 2024, reflecting the scale of the environmental crisis.
• Escalation Forces the Regime to Release “Al-Darawsha” Detained in Damascus: The ongoing escalation prompted the regime to release the detainee “Al-Darawsha” in Damascus in a surprising move.
• Sudan and the Syrian Regime Raise Diplomatic Representation Levels: The governments of Sudan and Syria have decided to raise their diplomatic representation levels as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations.
• Regime Security Summons Imam of Mosque in Khan Sheikhoun Camp for Criticizing Rising Transportation Costs: Regime security summoned the imam of a mosque in the Khan Sheikhoun camp after he criticized the rising transportation costs.
• Leader of a Group Affiliated with Air Intelligence in Rural Damascus Killed by His Own Men: The leader of a group affiliated with air intelligence in rural Damascus was killed following a clash with his own men.

Related News:

• “Al-Watan” Newspaper: Turkey Maintains Commitment to the “De-escalation” Agreement Ahead of Astana 22: The “Al-Watan” newspaper confirmed that Turkey continues to adhere to the “de-escalation” agreement ahead of the 22nd round of Astana talks, in an effort to ease tensions in northern Syria.
• Second Israeli Airstrikes in Days on Border Crossings between Syria and Lebanon: Israeli aircraft launched airstrikes on border crossings between Syria and Lebanon, marking the second such airstrike in a matter of days, further exacerbating the security situation in the region.

International News:

• For the First Time, Netanyahu “Adopts” the Explosion of Hezbollah’s Pager Devices: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced for the first time the adoption of the operation to explode the pager devices of Hezbollah members, marking a new escalatory step against the organization.
• Erdogan: We Will Continue Our Operations Against “PKK” and Complete the “Safe Zone” on the Southern Border: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan affirmed the continuation of military operations against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and emphasized the completion of the “safe zone” project along the southern border.
• 20 Killed, Including Children, as Israel Commits a Massacre in Alamat Village North of Beirut: Israeli forces committed a massacre in Alamat village north of Beirut, resulting in 20 deaths, including children, in the deadliest attack in the region.
• Turkish Minister of Trade: We Look Forward to Strengthening Trade with Washington and Easing Sanctions: The Turkish Minister of Trade confirmed his country’s desire to strengthen trade relations with the United States, noting the importance of easing imposed sanctions.
• Iraq’s Border Ports Authority: 18,000 Lebanese Entered Within 44 Days: Iraq’s Border Ports Authority revealed that 18,000 Lebanese entered Iraqi territory within 44 days, showing a significant increase in border movement.
• Intensive Israeli Airstrikes Around “Kamal Adwan” Hospital in Northern Gaza: Israeli aircraft carried out intensive airstrikes around “Kamal Adwan” Hospital in northern Gaza, resulting in the destruction of parts of the hospital and further escalating humanitarian suffering.