News for Thursday, 2024-07-04

Future Movement News:

Greeting Card:
The Presidency Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) issued a greeting card titled: “Independence Day Greetings in America.”

Syrian Future Movement (SFM) Caricature:
The media office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a caricature titled “Syrian Revolution Caricature No. 34.”

Tawad Educational Schools:
The Tawad Educational Schools in Afrin are actively engaging with their students during the summer period to improve their education level, address deficiencies, and prepare them for the upcoming academic year.

Domestic News:

• A man committed suicide by detonating a bomb on himself in Wadi al-Dhahab, Homs.
• For the fourth day in a row, northern Syria is suffering from internet and communication outages.
• Syrian regime forces renewed their shelling on rural Idlib, and military factions responded.
• A roadside bomb marked the first targeting of Russian forces in Quneitra after their redeployment.
• Commenting on the shelling of Kanaker, the “National Coalition” stated: “Syria is unsafe with Assad in power.”
• The date for the results of secondary and basic education exams in Syria has been set.
• A doctor was killed by unknown assailants in al-Sanamayn, northern Daraa.

Related News:

• Erdogan during his meeting with Putin: We must end the chaos and find a solution in Syria.
• The Investigation Committee in Syria: The regime and the international community are complicit in maintaining the status quo.
• “Human Rights Watch” criticizes the intention of European countries to declare safe zones in Syria.
• 54 countries condemn torture in the regime’s prisons and call for a sustainable political solution.
• United Kingdom: Returning refugees to Syria face an uncertain and risky future.
• Qatar welcomes efforts to ensure accountability for those responsible for violations against the Syrian people.
• Through American military aircraft, humanitarian aid was delivered to displaced people in the Rukban camp.
• Baghdad announces the imminent receipt of a new batch of Iraqi families in the al-Hol camp in Hasakah.

International News:

• The Israeli cabinet holds a meeting to discuss Hamas’s response to the deal proposal.
• Several Palestinian civilians were killed and injured by Israeli shelling in Gaza City.
• The announcement of the largest cabinet reshuffle in the history of the Egyptian government, including key sovereign ministries.
• In response to the assassination of one of its leaders, Hezbollah announces the shelling of Israeli military positions.
• American media: Hamas and Israel are close to a framework agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza.