Hawar News Agency Plan– 24, 4, 2025

Every year, the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide and the Sayfo massacres serves as a bitter reminder of the bloody chapters in the history of Christian peoples in the Middle East. But today, it's more than just a moment to honor the victims — it's a renewed alarm bell affirming that the dignity and existence of peoples can only be safeguarded through self-organization, legitimate self-defense, and the building of democratic systems that ensure justice and pluralism. This is what the peoples of North and East Syria are striving to embody in reality, in the face of recurring threats and the dangers of physical and cultural genocide.

Readers of the fifth volume of the pleadings of leader Abdullah Ocalan affirm that the discussions around its content form a new intellectual foundation for mapping a roadmap that emphasizes the role of women as a fundamental pillar in the process of democratic change and transformation. It also opens new horizons for understanding women’s issues. (Photos and video attached.)

The official spokesperson for the Syrian Democratic Forces confirmed that the security campaign in Al-Hol Camp has resulted in “important and direct” outcomes, including the dismantling of ISIS sleeper cells and the seizure of weapons and ammunition. (Photos and video attached.)

“Al-Sayala” or “Al-Sayayeel” holds a special place on the Raqqa dining table as one of the authentic traditional dishes that adds a unique warmth to family gatherings.

Imad Tataryan, the advisor to the Armenian Social Council, stressed that any people who lose their leadership and lack civil and military institutions to defend them become vulnerable to genocide. He called on everyone to draw lessons from the Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire. (Photos and video attached.)

Fresh cucumbers are being picked, tomatoes are ready for harvest, and the faces of farmers in Qana are glowing—not just because of the bountiful season, but because they have proven that the land can become a renewable food reservoir whenever there is willpower and innovative solutions for the environment. (Photos and video attached.)

The second day of the third Spring Festival for Rojava University students continues at the university building in Qamishlo, starting at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached.)

The Martyrs' Families Council in the city of Amuda, in Jazira is organizing a memorial ceremony in absentia for Syrian Democratic Forces fighter Mohammed Taha, in the village of Tal Habash, at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached.)

The Armenian Social Council in the city of Hasakah commemorates the victims of the Armenian Genocide on its 110th anniversary. The event will take place at the Serdem Hall at 10:30 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Syrian Women's Council is holding a meeting for women in the city of Tal Brak in the Jazira Canton to introduce itself, explain the current situation, and discuss the role of women in leading the solution to the Syrian crisis. The meeting will be held at the City Council Hall at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Educational Complex in the city of Al-Shaddadi, in Jazira Canton, is organizing a celebration to honor the teachers and students of the Adla Village School at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Young Women's Union in the city of Darbasiyah, in Jazira Canton, is organizing an artistic evening in the Martyr Zavin Park at 7:00 PM. (Photos and video attached).

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