News for Tuesday, 2024-11-12

The SFM’s News:

• The media office for the Syrian Future Movement published: From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2011/11/12. On this day in 2011: The Council of the Arab League issued Resolution No. 7438, which suspended the participation of delegations from the “Government of the Syrian Arab Republic” in the Council’s meetings and in all affiliated organizations and agencies until it fully implemented the commitments it had agreed upon under the Arab Action Plan. The Council also decided to impose several economic and political sanctions on the Syrian regime’s government, calling on the Syrian opposition to unite and meet at the League’s headquarters to agree on a unified vision for the upcoming transitional phase.
• The media office for the Syrian Future Movement published: Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (157).

Internal News:

• Hama: New vehicle plates installation begins, costing up to 125,000 Syrian pounds each.
• Jabal al-Arab: The “Ahrar Jabal al-Arab Gathering” accuses the Syrian regime of attempting to assassinate its leader, Suleiman Abdel Baqi.
• Deir ez-Zor: Rising distrust within the “Revolutionary Guard” regarding the loyalty of Syrian members as salaries are cut and confidence wanes.
• Damascus: Increase in medical errors and a government study to adjust public hospital fees.
• Damascus: With colder temperatures, only 6% of families have received heating fuel.
• Hasakah: Three members of “PKK” and “SDF” were killed in a car explosion in the city.
• Aleppo and Hama: The Syrian regime continues targeting areas west of the provinces using “kamikaze” drones.
• Syria: The regime announces the start date for Hajj registration.
• Syrian-Lebanese border: An Israeli airstrike targets a vehicle on the border road between Syria and Lebanon.

Related News:

• Italy: The Syrian regime announces the reopening of its consulate in the Italian capital.
• Russia: Putin’s envoy to Syria declares Moscow’s readiness to negotiate with Trump and opposes Turkish military operations.
• Hasakah: After arresting 79 people over the week, the “SDF” announces the end of its security operation in al-Hol camp.
• UN: Warnings of funding shortages in Syria, which exacerbate the conflict and drive migration.
• Eastern Syria: Hepatitis outbreak with 900 cases recorded in less than two months.
• Northern Syria: Response coordinators warn of rising poverty and hunger levels as the funding gap grows.
• Astana 22: The Idlib issue returns to the table, with guarantor states calling for calm and warning of “third-party” involvement.
• United States: The new foreign and national security nominees signal a stricter stance on the Syrian issue.
• Riyadh: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman meets with Bashar al-Assad in a high-level diplomatic meeting.
• Syria: The U.S. Central Command targets nine Iranian militia sites in airstrikes.

International News:

• Lebanon: Hebrew media announces the Israeli army’s start of the second phase of its incursion into southern Lebanon.
• Nahariya: Two Israelis were killed by a rocket from Lebanon hitting the city of Nahariya.
• Gaza: The Israeli army announces five soldiers killed and six injured in clashes in Gaza.
• Turkey: The Turkish parliament discusses strict amendments to the anti-espionage law.
• Northern Gaza: Israel commits a massacre and displaces 130 families from Beit Hanoun after 39 days of continuous bombardment.
• Washington: Biden’s adviser states that a ceasefire opportunity in Lebanon may be imminent.
• Northern Gaza: Israel confirms the death of four of its soldiers and discloses operation details.