News for Tuesday, 2024-12-24

The SFM News:

• The Political Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: A Look at the General National Conference.
• The Political Office for the Syrian Future Movement Independent Researchers Section published: Revolutionary Legitimacy: A Civilizational Necessity, Undermining It Weakens Progress!
• The Political Office for the Syrian Future Movement issued a Press release titled: Regarding the decision to dissolve the military factions and integrate them into the Ministry of Defense.
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2011/12/24, It happened on this day in 2011: Evening demonstrations took place in the cities and towns of Saqba, Zamalka, Hamouriya, Kafr Batna, Daraya, Sa’sa’, Al-Tal, Assal Al-Ward, Yabroud, and Al-Ruhaiba in the countryside of Damascus. The people of Douma also held funerals for Samer Azeddine and Hamed Al-Salik, who were killed by security forces’ gunfire during the “Friday of the Protocol of Death.” Additionally, the people of Al-Ruhaiba bid farewell to Ammar Al-Yateem.
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (189).

Internal News:

• Benefiting 1,200 patients: Qatari medical aid for kidney patients in southern Syria.
• Syrian Foreign Minister meets with an Italian diplomatic delegation.
• Government official states: Syrian airports near full operational capacity in collaboration with Qatar and Turkey.
• Protests in Sweida revive against re-emergence of former regime leaders.
• Syrian doctors claim: Assad’s regime forced us to provide false testimonies about the Douma chemical attack.
• 11 killed and injured in a car bomb explosion in central Manbij.
• After the burning of a Christmas tree, Christians protest for their rights in Damascus.
• Washington Post: Syrians have developed symbolic language to avoid detention by Assad’s intelligence.
• Ahmad Al-Sharaa leads an agreement to dissolve “opposition factions” and merge them.
• From fierce defense of the regime to harsh criticism, “Jaafari’s shift” angers Syrians.
• Final deadline for handing over weapons: Syrian Interior Ministry warns against leniency and promises consequences.
• Turkey plans to send a delegation to Damascus to discuss supplying electricity to Syria.
• Another convoy from Qatar Charity: 24 relief trucks to meet Syrians’ needs.

Related News:

• Jordan pledges to supply Syria with electricity “partially” and import oil.
• Internal movements and international pressures to arrest Assad regime officials in Lebanon and extradite them to Syria.
• UN Rapporteur calls for Bashar Al-Assad’s prosecution at the ICC for his crimes in Syria.
• “An insult to the victims,” UK Conservatives warn against Asma Al-Assad’s return to Britain.
• Hostage Aid Organization: Austin Tice is alive, and Assad emptied prisons days before his downfall.
• Turkish Minister of Transport: Plans to resume flights with Damascus and improve highways.
• Iranian spokeswoman: Negotiations underway to reopen embassies in Tehran and Damascus.

International News:

• Turkish government announces a 30% increase in the minimum wage.
• West Bank: Three Palestinians martyred during an Israeli raid in Tulkarm.
• Israeli Defense Minister threatens Houthi leaders with the fate of Hamas and Hezbollah commanders.
• Five Palestinians martyred in an Israeli strike on a civilian gathering in northern Gaza.
• Initial death toll of 12 in an explosion at an explosives factory in Balikesir, Turkey.
• Katz admits Israel’s responsibility for the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh.