Hawar News Agency Plan – 20/2/2026

Calling for Kurdish-Arab unity and coexistence among components, the head of the Arab Tayy tribe council affirmed his rejection of hate speech and incitement, urging the strengthening of civil peace and the promotion of awareness instead of discord and division. (Photos and video attached).

Aiming to support displaced people in shelter centers, a group of youth organized themselves, coordinated together, and distributed aid to the displaced in more than 300 centers where they are still living. (Photos and video attached).

With the arrival of Ramadan, residents of Hasaka complain of a sudden rise in food prices by traders, increasing their suffering in meeting basic needs, amid appeals to the relevant authorities to intervene and enforce market oversight. (Photos and video attached).

The daughter of the martyr Faisal Abu Layla said they will preserve their father’s and his comrades’ legacy and defend their city together. (Photos and video attached).

Syrians in areas controlled by the Interim Government are facing a growing crisis in securing domestic gas, marked by long queues and a sharp increase in prices, further exacerbating living burdens. Many residents describe the government’s explanations for the crisis as contradictory and unconvincing, calling for greater transparency and tighter control over distribution mechanisms.

The general amnesty decree issued by Interim Government President Ahmad al-Sharaa has sparked wide legal and political debate. Attention has focused on the question of constitutional authority — namely, determining the party legally authorized to grant a general amnesty — as the key issue shaping the decree’s classification and implications.

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