News for Wednesday, 2025-03-26

The SFM’s News

• The Political Office for the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement titled: On the Crisis of Cancer Drug Shortages in Syria.
• The Political Office for the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement titled: On the Humanitarian Initiative of Syrian Doctors in Germany.

Internal News

• After initially being excluded, “organization schools” teachers in Idlib receive the Eid grant.
• Following the killing of a leader, the General Security Administration imposes a “temporary” curfew in Al-Bukamal.
• An agreement between local dignitaries ends tensions in Sahnaya, Damascus countryside.
• The “Autonomous Administration” announces consultative meetings with the Ministry of Education in Damascus.
• After security improvements, the “Latakia, We Are Its People” campaign resumes operations.
• Five people from the same family killed and injured due to war remnants in Aleppo countryside.
• “SDF” launches a new wave of arrests, detaining dozens east of Raqqa.
• Mahir Ziad Hadid arrested and referred to court in Damascus; involved in the Al-Tadamon massacres.
• A large-scale afforestation campaign in Hama countryside with 7,000 seedlings.
• Two people killed in new explosions from war remnants east of Deir ez-Zor.
• “MSD” discusses community involvement in negotiations with Damascus, including tribal elders and leaders.
• The “Syrian Endowments” extends the registration period for the 2025 Hajj season by one day.
• The Ministry of Health issues a distress call to secure cancer medications in Syria.
• A special-needs teenager killed by “SDF” gunfire north of Raqqa.
• Damascus postpones the Lebanese security delegation’s visit to Syria.

Related News:

• Israeli Ambassador in Russia: Our operations in Syria are not aimed at invading it.
• U.S. legislator vows to establish an independent transitional justice mechanism for victims of the Assad regime in Syria.
• The Muslim World League condemns the Israeli shelling of Daraa and expresses solidarity with Syria.
• Reuters: Diverging views within the U.S. administration on handling Syria.
• UNICEF calls for a rescue plan for Syria’s children.
• The Arab Parliament: International silence encourages Israel to escalate in Syria.
• Germany demands the withdrawal of foreign forces from Syria in response to occupation attacks.
• WFP warns of suspending children’s nutrition programs in June in Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen.
• A secret European meeting in Damascus discusses conditional government support based on comprehensive reforms.

International News:

• Israel continues its aggression on Gaza, killing 12 Palestinians, including six children.
• Israeli occupation transfers Palestinian detainees to new camps.
• Al-Burhan, from the Presidential Palace, announces the expulsion of the Rapid Support Forces from Khartoum.