Hawar News Agency Plan– 9, 8, 2025

Arab and Kurdish residents in the city of Hasakah affirmed the deep bond between the two peoples and called on all citizens to unite against divisive rhetoric and sectarian incitement on social media platforms, which aim to undermine Syria’s social fabric. (Photos and video attached).

Women in the city of Derik expressed their commitment to meeting with leader Abdullah Ocalan, stressing that his thought and philosophy are a source of awareness and freedom for women, and emphasizing that his physical freedom is a fundamental demand in the pursuit of peace and democracy for the region’s peoples. (Photos and video attached).

While social occasions are meant to be spaces for joy and togetherness, some have turned into dangerous arenas due to the practice of random celebratory gunfire, which threatens public safety and claims innocent lives. Despite repeated warnings, this phenomenon remains widespread, necessitating a serious social and legal stance to put an end to this deadly behavior before celebrations turn into funerals. (Photos and video attached).

International momentum in support of recognizing the State of Palestine continues to grow, driven by changes in the global political climate and accelerating transformations in the Middle East—especially after the war between Israel and Hamas, which has brought the Palestinian cause back to the forefront of international attention. Recent estimates indicate that more than 145 UN member states now officially recognize the State of Palestine, with major Western countries increasingly expected to join this path in the coming months.

Saleh Bozan, Co-Chair of the Seed Multiplication Foundation in Raqqa Canton, revealed a plan to increase the number of seed multiplication contracts to reach 40,000 dunams this year, confirming that the foundation will work to provide improved seeds to farmers. (Photos and video attached).

The Lebanese government announced its intention to “restrict all weapons to state control” before the end of the year, in what has been described as a pivotal step amid rising tensions and international pressure. Analyst Tarek Wehbe believes the decision signals a serious shift rather than just a political statement, reflecting the state’s intention to break the long-standing deadlock on this issue.

Residents of the city of Tal Hamis will lay to rest the body of the martyr, SDF fighter Taleb Saleh Al-Mohammed, at the Martyrs’ Cemetery at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

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