Friday News Summary 23/02/24.

(SFM) News:

• The Religious Office of the Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: “Renewal and the Understanding of Renewal (2).”
• The Family Affairs Office of the Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: “After Their Arrests… ‘Unwavering Voices’.”
• The Syrian Future Movement, in cooperation with the White Fingers team, launched a training program for prioritizing goals and objectives (time management).

Domestic News:

• A Syrian regime officer was killed by unknown assailants in Al-Faqieh, north of Daraa.
• The Syrian regime vows to work on reclaiming antiquities transferred from Idlib to Germany.
• One fatality and 6 injuries occurred in a fuel tanker explosion west of Deir ez-Zor.
• An unsuccessful assassination attempt on a Free Syrian Army commander.
• 60 doctors graduated in various specialties in Idlib.
• Three Syrians in the custody of the Syrian regime and another whose fate is unknown attempted to cross into Lebanon.
• Unidentified assailants target commercial shops with gunfire in Nawa to force them to pay taxes.
• The National Coalition demands the European Union translate its positions into “tangible steps.”
• One casualty and one injury in a hand grenade explosion in Idlib city.

Related News:

• The United Nations calls on Israel to respect international law in its strikes on Syria.
• Omani official: We received a stolen Jewish temple from Britain to Syria.
• Britain comments on a report proving ISIS responsibility for the Maraa chemical attack.

International News:

• Donald Trump seeks to dismiss the case of classified documents he took from the White House.
• In solidarity with Gaza, protesters storm a hotel in California where Biden was staying.
• Despite human rights criticism, the Albanian Parliament approves the migration agreement with Italy.
• A British association reports a threefold increase in hate crimes against Muslims since October 7th.
• In response to Navalny’s death, Washington imposes the largest package of sanctions on Russia.