ANHA agency plan, October 7, 2026

Leaders of political parties affirmed that education in the mother tongue is a legitimate right of the Kurdish people, calling for official recognition of the Kurdish language in the Syrian constitution and guarantees of the right of all communities to receive education in their own languages and preserve their cultures. (Photos and video attached).

Olive farmers in Homs Governorate fear that their crops will be stolen when the olives ripen, prompting some of them to harvest early at the expense of the quantity and quality of the oil. This comes despite preliminary estimates indicating a better production season, with output expected to reach around 85,000 tons, compared with 59,000 tons last season, leaving the protection of the crop as the farmers' main concern.

Rising agricultural costs, particularly fuel prices, are forcing farmers in the Tal Tamr countryside to reduce the areas they cultivate and once again rely on primitive tools to ease the financial burden. Farmer Mohammed Asi al-Darwish embodies this hardship after being forced to cultivate only half of his land, leaving the other half uncultivated because he is unable to cover the costs of the season. (Photos and video attached).

Over the course of three years, the October 7 operation reshaped the equations of deterrence and influence in the Middle East after its repercussions crossed the borders of Gaza and extended to regional capitals, maritime routes, and Iran, redrawing the region's security and political landscape.

Kurdish women's journalism did not reach its prominent position today by chance, but through a legacy of struggle built by pioneering women such as Gurbetli Arsuz, who embodied the image of a journalist in pursuit of the truth. Following her path, hundreds of women journalists established their presence in free media, turning their pens into tools of resistance and knowledge.

Students of Al-Aqaba School in the city of Derbesiyeh will issue a statement protesting the decision to reduce Kurdish-language education to three classes per week, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the cities and towns of the Jazira region will offer condolences for 19 male and female guerrilla fighters who were martyred during years of struggle within the Kurdish Freedom Movement. The condolence gathering will be held at the Şehîd Bawer Center in the city of Derik, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Women's Media Union will organize a panel discussion on the occasion of Kurdish Women's Journalism Day at the union's building in the city of Qamishli, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Council of Religions and Beliefs in the city of Qamishlo will issue a statement in front of its headquarters regarding the recent events in the city of Hasakah, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Council of Martyrs' Families in the city of Kobani will hold a martyr commemoration ceremony at the shrine of the martyr Dijle, at 13:00. (Photos and video attached).

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