Thursday News, November 23, 2023

(SFM) News:

• The Family Office released a study titled “Suicide in Syria.”
• The Syrian Future Movement awarded the SFM Medal to the imprisoned leftist activist, Dr. Abdul Aziz Al-Khayyer.
• 2011 Revolutionaries Association congratulates the Syrian Future Movement on the occasion of its 11th anniversary.
• At the invitation of the Kurdish Syrian Independents Association, the Syrian Future Movement participates in an open political dialogue.
• Our Scientific Office in the Syrian Future Movement continues its program to educate our children who have dropped out of school in the “Tawad” schools in Afrin and Azaz, northern Syria.

Domestic News:

• Sheikh Hikmat Al-Hijri condemns the methods of the Syrian regime to silence protesters in Sweida.
• 99 days of ongoing demonstrations and protest activities in Sweida.
• Following repeated car bombings, warning signs of guided missiles installed in Idlib.
• The regime detains civilians in Deir Ezzor and releases them after hours under “amnesty.”
• Intense raids on Al-Hasakah province, Turkish drones kill prominent leaders of “SDF” and “PKK.”
• Sewage water invades homes in “Artouz” in the Damascus countryside.
• The Syrian regime cancels security studies and entry visas for Iraqis.
• “White Helmets” participate in the Syrian Civil Society Conference on Chemical Weapons.
• Media activist confronts the head of the coalition: Every faction has an empire in Afrin.
• To replenish its forces, the Syrian regime announces its need for volunteers.
• Only 25% of heating oil distributed in Quneitra.

Related News:

• Turkey announces the death of the official responsible for supplying “PKK” with heavy weapons in northern Syria.
• Post-graduation shock, Syrian female graduates in Egypt and labor market difficulties.
• In response to targeting its bases, the U.S. bombs Iranian militias in Deir Ezzor.
• Killing of 4 “Hezbollah” members in Israeli strikes on the Damascus countryside.

International News:

• The war on Gaza, Qatar announces the start of the ceasefire.
• Morocco, demands to cancel normalization agreements with Israel.
• Arrest of a former American official after making anti-Islam statements and comments on Gaza children.
• After stopping asylum applications, the far-right sweeps the elections in the Netherlands.
• The Central Bank of Turkey raises interest rates to an unexpected level.