Hawar News Agency Plan– 11-9-2025

Activists and politicians have confirmed that the stagnation of the political phase in Syria is due to the absence of national cohesion and ongoing foreign interventions, and that the transitional government in Syria does not rely on any real legal framework. (Accompanied by photos and videos.)

Egyptian researcher Elhami Al-Meligy believes that Turkey is deliberately delaying its response to the call of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, and that the refusal to allow the parliamentary delegation to visit him reflects Ankara’s fear of recognizing his role in any genuine peace process. He considers Turkey’s use of isolation as a political tool to prolong the conflict.

Two leaders of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) emphasized that the Units’ struggle represents a project to build a future in which everyone enjoys freedom and equality. Both Amira Mohammed and Samira Al-Ahmad reviewed their activist journey within the Units and renewed their pledge to honor the martyrs and continue their path. (Accompanied by photos and videos.)

In response, various social groups in As-Sweida believe that “independence from the policy of the transitional government in Syria” is a right. This demand is based on the principle of self-determination, in light of the ongoing cases of kidnapping, blockade, and the lack of basic necessities for life.

Camel breeding is considered one of the oldest pastoral activities in Arab societies due to its economic and cultural value, its contribution to food security, and its support for rural family incomes, despite the challenges it faces and the scarcity of supporters. (Accompanied by photos and videos.)

The City Council of Jil Agha will hold the Communes Conference in Roj Hall at 09:00. (Accompanied by photos and videos.)

The Martyrs’ Families Council in Ra’milan will hold its annual meeting at the Aram Dikrân Center for Culture and Art at 10:00. (Accompanied by photos and videos.)

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