Monday News, January 15, 2024

(SFM) News:

• The Office of the Presidency of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) released a podcast titled “Messages of the Movement (The Homeland 1).”
• The Organizational Office of the Syrian Future Movement published a paper titled: “The Syrian Future Movement and Pluralism.”
• The Independent Researchers’ Department of the Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: “I was Helped by Fear.”
• Continuation of the “Educate Our Children” program in the “Tuwaad” educational school chain in the cities of Afrin and A’zaz in northern Syria.

Domestic News:

• In the first attack since 2018, an officer and two members of the Syrian regime were killed north of Homs.
• Funeral procession for Syrian regime officers killed in a Turkish airstrike on a security post in Qamishli.
• Excavation for water leads to the death of a man in Hama.
• “Collaborators’ file” in Idlib officially closed by decision of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham.
• The Coalition criticizes linking the entry of aid to northern Syria with the approval of the Assad regime.
• Arnous demands activation of a “joint governmental committee” between Syria and Mauritania.
• Three siblings die of coal heating fumes in a camp in northern Syria.

Related News:

• The Pentagon sends an additional 1,500 soldiers to fight ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
• Turkey announces targeting 77 militants and destroying 78 targets in northern Syria and Iraq.
• Following an attack, U.S. forces evacuate “Hemo” base in Qamishli.
• Injured in a brawl in Tehran, a gang leader who fought with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in Syria.
• Israeli minister calls for Turkey to be prosecuted for “invasion of Syria” claims at the International Court of Justice.

International News:

• Ministry of Health announces rise in death toll from Israeli bombing on Gaza to 24,100.
• Houthi rebels target a U.S. aircraft carrier with a cruise missile in the Red Sea.
• Trump preparing for a massive election campaign.
• Iowa kicks off the preliminary presidential elections in the United States.