Hawar News Agency Plan– 29, 7, 2025

Religious scholars in the city of Hasakah emphasized coexistence as the only viable path to building a nation that embraces all its components. They stressed that hate speech has no connection to divine religions and warned of its catastrophic consequences. (Photos and videos attached).

Due to deteriorating infrastructure and the shutdown of power substations, Jazira  in North and East Syria—like other regions—is experiencing a severe electricity crisis, with power available for only 1–2 hours a day. The situation has worsened due to intense heatwaves. Despite municipal decisions to operate generators for 16 hours, lack of enforcement and oversight has increased the suffering of residents. (Photos and videos attached).

Residents of Ain Issa expressed their strong belief in the revolutionary and philosophical visions presented by leader Abdullah Ocalan, which they say have helped break decades of social and political restrictions. They called for his physical freedom and the opportunity to meet with him. (Photos and videos attached).

The People's Municipality in Hasakah has launched a project to develop the city's Mufti commercial street. The project includes paving sidewalks with interlock bricks, planting trees, and installing street lighting, aiming to give the city a more modern and civil appearance. (Photos and videos attached).

Kongra Star  is holding two separate meetings in the cities of Amuda and Karaki Laki to explain the structure and organization of the commune system. The meetings are scheduled to take place at the Democratic Union Party’s hall in Amuda and at the Workers' Union office in Rmelan, starting at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached).

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in Tirbespiyê is organizing a symbolic memorial ceremony for People's Defense Forces (HPG) fighter Kawa Jumaa (nom de guerre: Şervan Tirbespiyê) in front of his family’s home in the city. The ceremony will begin at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and videos attached).

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