Hawar News Agency Plan 08-05-2026

Political analyst Iraqi Asaad Al-Abadi said that the isolation imposed on leader Abdullah Ocalan is inseparable from the political and security context, noting that the issue is being read through overlapping security, political, legal, and regional dimensions.

In Turkey, the head of the Administrative Board of the Women Leaders for Peace Network, Siter Qasim, warned of the consequences of excluding the Women’s Protection Units from the Syrian scene, stressing that this step represents a serious setback for women’s struggle, amid the continued role of women in various fields and their need for constitutional guarantees that protect their rights.

Economic conditions in the Jazira Canton are heading toward further complexity, coinciding with the implementation of a new customs system at the Semalka crossing and the increase in fuel prices by the interim government in Syria. Residents and traders say these measures have doubled transportation costs and basic commodity prices, warning of a broad wave of inflation that may exceed people’s ability to secure their daily needs. (Photos and videos attached)

Women from the city of Garkê Legê affirmed that the Kurdish language represents the essence of identity and belonging, emphasizing the need to officially recognize it and enshrine it in the new Syrian constitution, in a way that guarantees future generations the right to education in their mother tongue and the preservation of their culture. (Photos and videos attached)

Kurdish figures called for holding a Kurdish national congress that would address the Kurdish issue and end their suffering, warning that the continuation of division and disagreements among political forces and parties would lead to public alienation among the Kurdish population. (Photos and videos attached)

The town of Zirghan and its countryside continue to suffer destruction estimated at 50–60%, along with a significant decline in services and infrastructure and widespread landmine contamination. This coincides with a gradual return of displaced residents, while the council continues to provide basic services and work on rebuilding infrastructure gradually. (Photos and videos attached)

The Mesopotamia Movement for Democratic Culture and Arts (ÇAND-TEV), the umbrella organization of culture and art centers in Rojava, has launched its summer training courses dedicated to children. (Photos and videos attached)

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in the city of Derik is organizing a memorial ceremony for the two martyrs: SDF commander Kengo Koundek and fighter Serbest Grî Spî, in the village of Koundek near Derik, at 11:00. (Photos and videos attached)

Families of detainees and residents of the city of Qamishlo are holding a protest gathering at Martyrs’ Roundabout at 18:00. (Photos and videos attached).

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