Hawar News Agency Plan – 8-9-2025

Politicians from the city of Hasakah stressed that leader Abdullah Ocalan’s message on the occasion of the International Day of Peace affirms his constant efforts for peace and his avoidance of wars. They said that Turkey must recognize the peoples of the region, emphasizing the importance of Kurdish unity across the four parts of Kurdistan to achieve peace in the Middle East. (With photos and video)

Displaced people from the city of Girê Spî/Tal Abyad, living in the Tal al-Samn camp in northern Raqqa countryside, stated that the biggest obstacle to their return to their homes is the presence of Turkish occupation mercenaries. They affirmed: “We will not return unless there are genuine guarantees for a safe return that preserves the rights of all components in the region.” (With photos and video)

The life of high school student Majd Radwan turned into a nightmare after armed groups affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government stormed the city of Sweida. The security chaos, coupled with power outages and the lack of medicines, pushed him into a deadly state of “diabetic ketoacidosis.” Majd describes his survival: “I escaped death twice—once from the bullets thanks to my mother’s courage, and once from my illness.”

The 10th Children’s Festival this year witnessed remarkable and lively participation, with the “Heritage of Our Homeland” troupe from Til Koçer performing traditional Arab dances. (With photos and video)

Religious figures in the city of Hasakah highlighted the depth of relations among peoples and called on all communities to stand together against attempts to sow discord and incite sectarian strife. (With photos and video)

The Self-Defense Forces in North and East Syria will commemorate their martyrs through a ceremony to be held at the Sardam Hall in Hasakah at 09:00. (With photos and video)

The Families of Martyrs Council in Tirbe Spî will hold an expanded meeting to prepare for the upcoming conference, at the Democratic Union Party hall, at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The Syrian Women’s Council will organize a celebration marking its 8th anniversary under the slogan: “The Women’s Council: A Living Memory, and a Vision for the Future to Build a New Syria.” The event will be held at Al-Burj Hall in the tourist district of Qamishlo at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The Women’s Council for Families of Martyrs will hold its annual meeting at the Mohammed Sheikho Center for Culture and Art in Qamishlo at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The Democratic Islam Conference in the Kobani Council will hold a seminar entitled “The Political and Religious Vision of the Democratic Islam Conference on the Future of Syria” at the Baqi Khido Center for Culture and Art in Kobani at 10:00.

The Women’s Council within the Democratic Islam Conference will organize a dialogue session entitled “The Political and Religious Vision of the Democratic Islam Conference on Syria’s Future” in the Reading Garden in Hasakah at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The 10th Children’s Festival in Hasakah continues its second and final day under the slogan “Children are Symbols of Freedom and Creativity” at the Helal Zerîn Center at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The Women’s Office in the Syrian Homeland Party will hold a dialogue seminar under the slogan “The Role of Women in Building the New Syria and Prospects for Solutions” at the party’s office in Hasakah at 10:00. (With photos and video)

The City Council of al-Shaddadi in al-Jazira Canton will hold a meeting for co-chairs and commune members to explain the duties of the commune, at 11:00. (With photos and video)

The Health Council in the town of Kishik, affiliated with the city of Jal Agha, will open a training course in nursing and first aid at the Dirna Aghi village clinic at 11:00. (With photos and video)

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