Hawar News Agency Plan– 12, 9,  2025

A writer and journalist specializing in counter-terrorism warned that, in the long term, children in al-Hol camp could become the nucleus of a new generation steeped in the ideology of ISIS mercenaries. She stressed that security measures alone are not enough to contain the threat of ISIS, pointing instead to the need for parallel political, intellectual, and social efforts. She added that this challenge requires both international and regional coordination to confront ISIS’s schemes. (With photos and video).

Kurdish politicians described the call for “Peace and a Democratic Society,” issued by leader Abdullah Ocalan, as a historic turning point. They emphasized that its success depends on Ankara’s seriousness in changing its nationalist policies, while the KCK forces continue to show goodwill amid the absence of any tangible Turkish steps. (With photos and video).

In one of the classrooms of a school that has been turned into a shelter for those forcibly displaced from occupied Serêkaniyê, little Hajar al-Nour was born among the bags of the displaced and their dream of a safe return. (With photos and video).

A student and a graduate from the Faculty of Architecture at Aleppo University expressed their wish to meet leader Abdullah Ocalan, in a style presented on a mural at the Student Union Center. (With photos and video).

On March 10 of this year, an agreement was signed, considered a turning point between the General Command of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Syrian Interim Government. Its aim was to redraw the contours of Syria on democratic and participatory foundations by integrating military and civilian institutions within the framework of the state, enforcing a ceasefire, ensuring the return of the displaced, and safeguarding the rights of components—chief among them the Kurds—within a unified state that respects pluralism and justice.

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