Hawar News Agency Plan – 14 June 2026

The Women's Protection Units (YPJ) are not merely a military force but also a social movement. Their Arab and Kurdish female fighters have challenged the patriarchal norms and traditions prevailing in society. Since the beginning of the Rojava Revolution, the number of YPJ martyrs has reached 1,002 women fighters.

An advisor to the Jubur Tribe called for strengthening the values of coexistence among the components of Syrian society, stressing that protecting cultural and linguistic rights and consolidating equal citizenship are the foundations for building Syria’s future. (Photos and video attached).

The city of Hasakah has been suffering from a continuing fuel crisis for more than three weeks, with long queues at fuel stations and complaints from drivers about difficulties obtaining diesel and gasoline allocations. The Fuel Committee has explained the reasons behind the crisis. (Photos and video attached).

Artist Zozan Battal from Qamishlo excels in transforming ordinary paper into distinctive artworks through the art of quilling, depicting Kurdish folklore, nature, and women’s struggle through techniques based on rolling and shaping paper. (Photos and video attached).

What began as a hobby in a small house in the village of Abira in the countryside of Jal Agha has enabled two young men, Dakhwaz Sabri and Howar Gharbi, to turn their passion for ornamental plants and natural beauty into a successful investment project. Within a short period, it has become a destination for plant enthusiasts and home gardeners in Karki Laki and its surrounding areas. (Photos and video attached).

Questions continue to be raised regarding the limits of Syria’s role in dealing with security challenges on the Lebanese front. Analysts have also discussed Lebanon’s place within Iranian strategic calculations, while observers warn that repeated rounds of escalation threaten to keep the Middle East hostage to ongoing tensions and open conflicts.

Preparations for the third Children’s Theatre Festival in Qamishlo have reached their final stages, with broad participation from around 600 children from Qamishlo and Kobani. A member of the Theatre Commune stated that the festival will feature seven theatre groups presenting performances centered on children and nature, with a particular emphasis on the Kurdish language. (Photos and video attached).

The Syriac Union Party will hold a dialogue seminar entitled “Sayfo Between Memory and Justice” at Gulbenkian Hall in Qamishlo at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in Al-Darbasiyah will hold a funeral ceremony for martyrs Siban Mohi al-Din Mousa and Ahmed Zahr al-Din Hassan at the Martyr Rustem Cudi Shrine at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The People’s Municipality in Qamishlo will lay the foundation stone for the Khanat Project in the village of Kri Sweir at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Syriac Union Party and the church institution in Tirbespiyeh will commemorate the Sayfo massacres committed by the Ottoman Empire against the Syriac-Assyrian and Armenian peoples through prayers and a march at 6:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached).

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