News for Tuesday, 2024-11-26

The SFM’s News:

• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published a study titled: “Syrian Development Media: Reality and Challenges.”
• The Political office of the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement titled: “Regarding the necessity of halting the deportation of the deserter soldier Ammar Al-Sayrafi from Lebanon.“
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: “The 12th Anniversary the Founding of the SFM (7): The SFM and International Relations.”
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: “From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2011/11/26: On this day in 2011: The Homs Governorate witnessed demonstrations in the neighborhoods of Juret Al-Shayah, Al-Khalidiya, Al-Inshaat, Deir Baalba, Baba Amr, Bab Al-Sebaa, and Karam Al-Zeitoun in Homs city, as well as in the cities and towns of Al-Qusayr, Talkalakh, Palmyra, and Al-Ghanto.
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published:”Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (167).”

Internal News:

• Israeli Aggression on Homs Countryside: Israeli airstrikes targeted areas in the northern and western countryside of Homs, continuing the violations that undermine Syrian sovereignty.
• Heating Crisis Hits Qalamoun: The residents of Qalamoun face dire conditions due to the ongoing shortage of heating oil in one of Syria’s coldest regions, exacerbating the suffering of the population with the onset of winter.
• Massacre in Ariha, South of Idlib: Syrian regime forces launched intense shelling on the city of Ariha, killing 3 children and injuring others, in an escalation that reflects the regime’s indiscriminate killing policy against civilians.
• Increase in Ariha Casualties: The death toll from the regime’s bombardment of Ariha has risen to 3 killed and 13 injured, amid the ongoing military escalation by Syrian regime forces on civilian areas.
• Chemical Weapons Watchdog Reveals Gaps: The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) confirmed significant gaps in Syria’s declarations regarding its chemical arsenal, raising concerns about its compliance with international agreements.
• Hope City Opens in Azaz: The “Hope City” project was inaugurated in Azaz, northern Syria, providing 1400 fully equipped housing units as part of efforts to secure shelter for displaced families amidst difficult humanitarian conditions.
• Iranian Escalation in Hasakah: Iranian militias targeted a coalition base in Hasakah province, continuing a series of attacks that threaten regional stability.
• New Security Measures in Al-Hol Camp: Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced new security measures in Al-Hol camp in Hasakah province, in an attempt to regain control over the camp, which has witnessed ongoing tensions.
• Warnings of Extreme Storms: The Syrian Astronomical Association warned of possible severe storms that could strike the country soon, noting that this year’s winter might end early, posing risks of unprecedented climate changes.

Related News:

• Syrian Regime Chairs Meeting in Cairo: The Syrian regime chaired an Arab meeting on housing and development in Cairo, aiming to regain its role in Arab affairs after years of isolation.
• Increase in Needs in Refugee Camps: Response coordinators reported a rise in basic needs in Syrian refugee camps compared to the past six months, reflecting worsening humanitarian conditions due to aid shortages.
• Israeli Army Targets Weapons Transfers to Hezbollah: The Israeli military announced targeting weapons transfer routes from Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon, as part of its ongoing campaign to halt Iranian support for militias in the region.
• Netanyahu Approves Agreement with Lebanon and Warns Assad: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated his approval of an agreement with Lebanon, while simultaneously warning Bashar al-Assad against “playing with fire,” expressing concern over any military escalation.
• Chemical Weapons Concerns about Syrian Regime: The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) raised concerns that the Syrian regime may possess large quantities of banned materials, raising international apprehension about its commitment to international treaties.

International News:

• Israel Launches Second Wave of Airstrikes on Beirut: Israel carried out a second wave of airstrikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut, continuing its military escalation in the region and targeting various sites.
• Israel Launches Second Wave of Airstrikes on Beirut: Israeli airstrikes on Beirut continue as part of its ongoing military operation in Lebanon, further escalating regional tensions.
• Israel Commits 7160 Massacres in Gaza: Palestinian medical sources reported that Israel has committed 7160 massacres in the Gaza Strip, wiping out 1410 families, reflecting the scale of destruction and loss of life.
• Blinken: Lebanon-Israel Agreement Will Help End Gaza Conflict: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that the agreement between Lebanon and Israel would help bring an end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
• Israel Agrees to Ceasefire Agreement with Lebanon: Israel has agreed to a ceasefire with Lebanon, a step that could contribute to de-escalating the military situation in southern Lebanon.