News for Wednesday, 2025-01-01

The SFM’s News:

• The presidency Office for the Syrian Future Movement published an official greeting titled: “Congratulations on the New Gregorian Year 2025.”
• The presidency Office for the Syrian Future Movement published an official greeting titled: “On the Occasion of International Family Day.”
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: “From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2013/01/01,” On this day in 2013: A demonstration took place in the village of Al-Jerthi in Deir Ezzor Governorate. The demonstrators chanted slogans, including “Mother, don’t cry… I came as a martyr… I sacrificed my blood… for dignity.” They raised revolution flags and pictures of several Free Army fighters killed by regime forces in battles. A video clip showed residents of Deir Ezzor city and a number of fighters visiting the city’s cemeteries.
• The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: “Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (197)“

Internal News:

• 4 dead and injuries in clashes between Rijal Al-Karama and Sheikh Al-Karama Forces in Sweida: A tragic incident left 4 dead and many injured.
• Curriculum changes in Syria include religious studies, philosophy, and history: The Ministry of Education announced updates to these subjects.
• 6 children injured in landmine explosions in Aleppo and Deir Ezzor: A tragic event injured children in these areas.
• Minister of Information vows to ensure press freedom in Syria: A commitment to support the role of media was made.
• “SDF” kills a family in Manbij, Aleppo countryside: An appalling incident saw a family killed by direct gunfire.
• Saudi relief airlift to Syria: A second plane arrives with promises of fuel trucks: Aid continues with new arrivals and future commitments.
• Syrian government demands prior coordination for media events: A directive was issued to media entities.
• Ministry of Education outlines terms for students returning after interruptions: Guidelines for those affected by the revolution were announced.
• Light disciplinary penalties abolished for education sector employees: This decision aims to improve the work environment.
• “Joint Forces” withdraw from the military bloc in the National Coalition: The forces announced their departure.
• Minister of Social Affairs: NGO licensing decision aims for organization and facilitation: Licensing reforms are intended for better NGO operations.
• 2 injured in clashes between civilians and “SDF” in Raqqa countryside: An altercation led to injuries.
• Sweida blocks an Operations Directorate convoy from entering and sends it back to Damascus: Authorities prevented the convoy’s entry.

Related News:

• Bashar Al-Assad tops global survey as the most corrupt of 2024: A worldwide survey awarded him this title.
• Khamenei vows to “crush” U.S. bases in Syria: A threatening statement was made.
• Washington: We stand with the Syrian people after decades of Assad’s tyranny: U.S. support for Syrians was reaffirmed.
• Omani Foreign Minister congratulates the Syrian people on their victory during a call with Al-Shaibani: Celebrations over the achievement were shared.
• 3,000 Jordanian trucks crossed into Syria within two weeks after reopening Nasib Border Crossing: Trade movement increased significantly.

International News:

• 17 martyrs: Israeli airstrikes on Gaza amidst displacement and worsening humanitarian conditions: The attacks caused significant loss and displacement.
• Istanbul Chamber of Commerce: Prices rose over 55% within a year: Inflation pressures remain intense.
• New increases in passport and driver’s license fees in Turkey: Financial burdens on citizens continue to grow.