News for Thursday, 2024-12-19

The SFM’s News:

• The political Office for the Syrian Future Movement published a press release titled: “Regarding Sheikh al-Hijri’s Call for a National Conference.”
• The political Office for the Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: “Regarding the Targeting of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in Hama and Playing with the Fire of the Minority Card.”
• The scientific Office for The Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: “Priorities for Reconstruction in Syria.”
• The media office for The Syrian Future Movement published: “From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2012/12/19,” On This Day in 2012: A protest took place in the Rukn al-Din neighborhood under the slogan “Syrian and Palestinian blood is one.” Activists set tires on fire to block the Hizzan Street in the Baramkeh neighborhood.
• The media office for The Syrian Future Movement published: “Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (184).”

Internal News:

• Ahmad al-Shara: Talks about a three-phase plan for Syria.
• Damascus: “Religion to God, and the homeland to all,” a demonstration demanding a civil democratic state.
• New York Times: No music in Syrian cafés, but drinking water has reached homes.
• Syrian Negotiation Commission: Four members resign.
• Aleppo: The immigration and passport office in the city resumes its work.
• Civil Defense: Calls for refraining from questioning released detainees before their psychological rehabilitation.
• Syrian Arab Red Crescent: Khaled Haboubati was dismissed, and Muhammad Hazem Baqleh was appointed as the new president.
• Occupied Golan: Assad’s fall brings hope for the reunification of the families in the buffer zone.
• Raed Saleh: The fire at Aleppo International Stadium was a deliberate act aimed at destabilizing the region.
• Washington: “Temporary measure to secure the borders,” defending Israeli incursions in the occupied Golan.
• Fidan: The Damascus administration is a legitimate partner, and the commission has cut ties with terrorism.
• Israel: Takes control of Mount Sheikh.
• SDF: Turkey has not adhered to the ceasefire, and we are ready to defend Kobani.
• Blinken: Urges “Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham” to learn from the lessons of the Taliban’s isolation and Assad’s collapse.
• Pedersen: After his meetings in Damascus, expresses hope for “seeing the beginning of a new Syria.”
• CNN: Israeli occupation will remain in Mount Sheikh in Syria until the end of 2025.

Related News:

• Guterres: Calls for an end to Israeli attacks and appoints a lawyer to investigate the case of missing persons in Syria.
• Libya: Dbeibeh rejects the entry of Russian forces from Syria, stating, “Libya will not be an international war zone.”
• Erdogan: We look forward to building a state where all Syrians live in peace.
• Syria: The mother of American journalist “Taees” appeals to Putin to return him from Syria.
• Paris: Seeks to mediate a settlement between Turkey and the Kurds in northern Syria.
• Blinken: Preventing ISIS’s return to Syria is a priority for the incoming U.S. administration.
• Turkey: Official denies ceasefire agreement with “SDF” under U.S. sponsorship.
• Time Magazine: The history that Syria’s new leaders must overcome.
• Iraq: Preparations to return nearly 2,000 members of the ousted regime to Syria.
• Turkey: Foreign Minister rejects Trump’s remarks on “Turkey’s unfriendly control” over Syria.

International News:

• Gaza: 23 Palestinians martyred and dozens wounded by Israeli occupation forces in northern Gaza.
• Jabalia: “Al-Qassam” announces stabbing 4 Israeli soldiers and seizing their weapons.
• Qamishli: Turkish intelligence conducts an operation and neutralizes a leader of “PJAK.”
• Human Rights Watch: Israel committed genocide in Gaza by depriving its residents of water.
• Gaza: Regional and U.S. mediations intensify to cease fire amidst ongoing escalation.
• Lebanon: Special sources confirm Mikati’s visit to Ankara to discuss Turkey and Qatar’s role in Lebanon-Syria relations.