Friday News, November 24, 2023
(SFM) News:
Our scientific office in the Syrian Future Movement continues its program in educating our children who have dropped out of school at “Tawad” schools in Afrin and A’azaz cities in northern Syria.
Domestic News:
The “Fourth Division” steals construction materials and restoration equipment from Yarmouk Camp schools.
On the 100th day of the popular uprising, Al-Karama Square in Sweida is filled with crowds.
Following the detention of a vehicle, a local group in Sweida arrests 5 officers and members of the Syrian regime.
After flights were diverted to Latakia Airport, delays and postponements for hours.
Report: Nearly 30,000 women killed in Syria and the arrest of women as a tool to subdue regions.
Hadi Al-Bahra: The stay of Syrians in the “liberated areas” has requirements.
Forgery, bribes, and illegal buildings lead to the dismissal of the Mukhtar of Yalda town in rural Damascus.
Damascus Airport out of service until December due to maintenance failure.
The Syrian Negotiation Commission calls on the European Union to increase humanitarian and educational support for Syrians.
Related News:
4 attacks target US forces within hours in Syria and Iraq.
Egypt bans landing of flights from Latakia Airport on its territory.
The Turkish Defense announces the killing of 3 “PKK” members in northern Syria.
Severe beating leads to the death of a Palestinian-Syrian child trying to cross into Turkey.
7 concluding points from the Syrian Civil Society Conference regarding chemical weapons.
Syrian humanitarian teams support the residents of Gaza.
International News:
Decomposed bodies and destroyed residential areas, shocking scenes revealed by the truce in Gaza.
Boycott campaigns hurt McDonald’s and Starbucks in several Arab countries.
The European Union sends reinforcements to Finland amid fears of Russia provoking a migration crisis.
A stormy night in Dublin, and the far-right ignites violent confrontations in Ireland.
