Hawar News Agency Plan – 21/2/2026

The writer and professor at the University of Rojava, Bashir Mal Nawaf, said: “Kurdish parties must look at their enemies; why do they unite over an unjust cause, and why do we not unite for our legitimate rights? Why can we not establish a national umbrella? For this unity as well, it is a moral duty for intellectuals and scholars to push the parties toward Kurdish unity.” (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of villages in Tirbespiyê are organizing day and night shifts to protect their villages and areas, stemming from their moral and national duty to defend their land and achievements, in line with the principle of revolutionary people’s war, amid growing threats targeting the security and stability of the region. (Photos and video attached.)

The official of the Syriac Cultural Association, Thaer Ishaq, expressed optimism about building the future Syria, calling for recognition of the rights of all components in the constitution. (Photos and video attached.)

More than 31,000 dunams of agricultural land in the Al-Ghab Plain have been damaged due to the continued negligence of the interim government in Syria. This coincided with heavy rainfall, leading to total and partial losses in strategic crops such as wheat and barley. Farmers’ suffering has worsened amid accusations of delayed government measures and weak preventive maintenance work prior to the rainy season. (Photos and video attached.)

Today, several cities in Jazira Canton in North and East Syria are witnessing various events, including dialogue seminars, marches, and public statements, on the occasion of International Mother Language Day, observed annually on February 21. (Photos and video attached.)

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