Hawar News Agency Plan– 23, 11, 2025

Community groups have condemned the continued closure of roads between the cities and towns of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and other Syrian cities, noting that this is worsening the economic crisis in the region. They stressed that this measure directly affects trade, increases transportation costs, and contributes to rising prices. (Photos and video attached.)

The head of the Civil Action Movement in Syria, lawyer Issa Ibrahim, confirmed that the recent surge in crimes and kidnappings in Syria is a systematic targeting of specific Syrian social groups and components. He explained that the ideology driving the current ruling authorities has a “sacred religious background that permits violating those who are religiously different,” adding that the main actor behind this is “an extremist coalition of Al-Qaeda–affiliated factions whose members come from various countries around the world.”

In the countryside of al-Darbasiyah in the Jazira Canton, the village of Jinwar stands out as a unique social experiment entirely run by women. The village is built on principles of participation and collective work, aiming to create an alternative space that helps women rebuild their lives and protects them from all forms of violence. (Photos and video attached.)

The crisis surrounding WafaTel, a telecommunications company operating in areas controlled by the Transitional Government in Syria, highlights the level of dominance and corruption within state institutions. The company’s rights to operate 5G services were revoked in favor of investors tied to personal interests within the government, amid a complete absence of transparency or accountability, while citizens continue to suffer from deteriorating services and rising prices.

Observers viewed Prime Minister Netanyahu’s tour along the southern Syrian border as an unprecedented political and strategic move, while Turkey’s allies are undergoing shifts that place Ankara before difficult questions regarding its regional role. Meanwhile, the war in Ukraine continues to confuse European governments.

The Women’s Office of the Syrian Democratic Council is organizing a political dialogue forum titled “Syrian Women Between Political Violence and Building the New Syria” at the Ishtar Hall in Raqqa at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The first Communes Conference will be held at the “Awafi” Park in the city of Hajin in Deir ez-Zor Canton at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in Derik will hold a memorial ceremony for Afrin Liberation Forces fighter Semko Delbak at the Martyr Hogir Center of the Revolutionary Youth Movement in Derik at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

On the occasion of 25 November, the Free Media Union (YRA) and the Women’s Media Union (YRJ) will hold a press conference titled “Between Local Experiences and International Conventions: Laws to Protect Women” at the YRA headquarters in Qamishlo at 11:00.

In the same context, Kongra Star will hold a discussion seminar in al-Darbasiyah at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Kurdish Red Crescent will deliver a statement during a press conference on the humanitarian situation in the city of Sweida, in front of its headquarters in Qamishlo, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Communes Conference will also be held in the towns of al-Heisha and Suluk, affiliated with the city of Ain Issa in the Euphrates Canton, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement and the Council of Martyrs’ Families will organize a commemoration ceremony for the martyrs of November at the Baqi Khado Center for Culture and Arts in the city of Kobani at 13:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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