Hawar News Agency Plan for October 5, 2026

The Kobani Resistance has, in this new phase in which talk of a “New Syria” is underway, become, if the expression is accurate, a source of hope for its supporters and an unhealed wound for its enemies. The resistance was strengthened by one of its most prominent architects, Arin Mirkan. (Photos and video attached.)

Human rights lawyer Ali Iskan stressed the need to enshrine the Kurdish people’s linguistic and cultural rights in Syria’s permanent constitution. (Photos and video attached.)

With the arrival of autumn, the Jazira region is witnessing increased activity among beekeepers, who have begun harvesting and extracting locally produced natural honey, amid hopes of achieving self-sufficiency and supporting the community and household economy. (Photos and video attached.)

Wheat farmers in Hasakah are facing delays in receiving their payments, threatening the next agricultural season. Official bodies have pledged to settle the outstanding invoices by the end of October 2026, while attributing the delays to full silos, changes to some storage facilities, and procedures for inspecting crops sent outside the governorate. (Photos and video attached.)

Israeli activities in Syrian territory took a more escalatory turn in September, with more than 97 incursions and military movements, 46 temporary checkpoints, nine arrests, and 19 artillery shelling incidents recorded. Most were concentrated in Quneitra and the Yarmouk Basin in the Daraa countryside, with the activity also extending into the Damascus countryside.

Women from Çel Axa and its countryside stressed the need to preserve the gains achieved by women during the July 19 Revolution and strengthen their presence across all areas of life, as Syria prepares to rebuild its institutions and draft a new constitution. They stressed that building the Syria of the future requires women’s participation in decision-making and in all fields. (Photos and video attached.)

The recent rainfall in Aleppo and Latakia has put infrastructure and donation campaigns to a real test, while other Syrian governorates face winter challenges, highlighting the need for early preparations and the rehabilitation of drainage networks to prevent a recurrence of service-related crises.

Following the flag-burning incident in Hasakah, the People’s Initiative in Qamishlo will issue a statement at 11:00 p.m. in the Reading Garden. (Photos and video attached.)

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