Hawar News Agency plan 9-14-2022

 The activities of the sit-in tent, which was set up by the Women’s Protection Forces, in coordination with Kongra Star, are concluded under the slogan “Where is your justice and conscience”, condemning the Turkish occupation’s attacks on the regions of north and east Syria on its 34th day in front of the United Nations headquarters in Qamishlo city at 10  :00. (photos and video attached)

 The Religious Women’s Council at the Democratic Islam Conference in North and East Syria, in cooperation with the Forum of Mesopotamia’s Religions and Beliefs, is organizing a dialogue symposium entitled “The Message of Religions in Spreading Peace” at Zana Hall in Qamishlo at 09:00. (Photos and videos are attached)

 The Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in the southern region of al-Hasakah canton in northern and eastern Syria made a statement about the continued attacks of the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries on the region, and the absence of international positions, in the town of al-Shaddadi at 12:00 (video and photos attached).

 The Women's Council of the Future Syria Party in the city of Manbij and its countryside is organizing the first expanded meeting of the Women's Council, at 09.00. (Video and photos are attached).

 The Young Women's Union and the Revolutionary Youth Movement in the Euphrates region are organizing a demonstration in the village of Tashlok, south of the city of Kobani, to denounce the isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan at 10:00 (video and photos are attached).

 The Çil Agha District Council is organizing a public meeting to talk about the political situation and the situation of the people in light of the Turkish attacks on the area, in the hall of the Cultural Center in the south of the district at 10.00 (video and photos are attached).

 An ISIS woman in al-Hol camp explained that the Turkish state had formed groups and established special institutions in order to join ISIS for Syria, and said that the same groups existed in Idlib as well.  While a Russian ISIS woman appealed to her country to return them to their countries.  (photo and video attached)

 The co-chair of the Syriac Union Party, Sanharib Barsoum, said that the Turkish occupation state seeks to conclude an agreement with Damascus, in order for them to share security and military in striking the Autonomous Administration, stressing that the Damascus government must pay attention to the demands of the Syrian people and not conclude agreements that would complicate the Syrian crisis.  (photo and video attached)

The bombing of the Turkish occupation caused the injury of a citizen from Tal Tamr district with a brain hemorrhage that required surgical intervention, and his 80-year-old mother with shrapnel, some of which are still present in her body, not to mention the complete destruction of the house, but they refused to leave their village, and even renewed their assertion of fighting alongside the forces  military to counter attacks.  (photo and video attached)

 The co-chair of the Legislative Council in the Euphrates region, Muhammad al-Hamdan, explained that the bombing of the Turkish occupation army on points by the forces of the Damascus government, in parallel with the first attempts to normalize with them, is "a step to deceive the opposition under its wing again, to assure it that it is still in conflict with the regime."  (photo and video attached)

 a report

 ISIS mercenaries continue to try to organize their ranks from the al-Hol camp, which prompted the Internal Security Forces to launch a security campaign there. A specialist in terrorism issues believes that ISIS has an old approach called "destroying walls", as it had previously controlled Iraqi, Afghan and other cities from places of detention.  He warned that the international powers' continued evasion of their responsibilities and the Turkish attacks would make "the emergence of the ISIS caliphate again a matter of time."

 Analysis

 Al-Hol camp, where security forces in northern and eastern Syria carry out joint operations, faces various problems because it hosts ISIS families.  The camp was established in 1991 by the United Nations for Iraqi refugees fleeing the Gulf War, and most of the current population is not residing as refugees.  The families who were expelled from Baghouz were settled in the camp, which is currently considered as explosive powder.  The families of the world's most famous criminal organization live there, which poses a great danger.

ANHA