Hawar News Agency Plan – March 29, 2026

Testimonies from two families displaced from Serekaniye reveal the scale of the tragedy facing thousands of displaced people. In their occupied city, they encounter destroyed homes, looted property, and a lack of basic services, making any return fraught with danger. One of the families, which recently visited its village, returned shocked by the extent of the devastation, while the other remains hesitant to return due to security threats. Both families stressed that any return will not be possible without international guarantees for their protection and serious plans to rebuild their city. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the Masyaf area in the Hama countryside are calling for the Court of Appeal to be returned to the city’s Justice Palace, considering it the most suitable option to provide accessible judicial services and to ease the financial and logistical burdens on thousands of litigants and lawyers, instead of relocating it to Hama city center.

Women in the city of Derbasiyah expressed concern over the deteriorating health condition of leader Abdullah Ocalan, calling for him to be granted the “right to hope” and to secure his physical freedom as a humanitarian necessity and a key step toward supporting the peace process. They also stressed the importance of continued public pressure to improve his conditions. (Photos and video attached).

Amid escalating regional and international tensions and ongoing wars, a fundamental question resurfaces: why do some states withstand pressure while others quickly collapse? The answer does not begin with military power balances, but rather with the nature of the relationship between the state and its society. External conflict, no matter how intense, ultimately tests the internal capacity for cohesion.

Analysts believe that Syria is witnessing an escalation in administrative decisions that circumvent the law and threaten freedoms. Reports also indicate that wars are “redistributing wealth geographically” in ways that serve the U.S. economy, amid declining Iranian deterrence, rising direct confrontations, and shifting rules of politics and security in the region.

A condolence ceremony for poet Ahmad al-Husseini will be held at the Huri Center for Culture and Art in the city of Amuda at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Kurdish Red Crescent will hold a press conference at its center in Qamishlo on the latest developments and the wave of displacement at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

To commemorate the martyrs of the Week of Heroism, the Democratic Union Party will hold a meeting at Kanir Cafeteria in the city of Tel Tamer at 11:00, while the Martyrs’ Families Council in the city of al-Ja‘a will organize two separate meetings in the towns of Aabira and Keshk at 14:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Helal Zerin Center in the city of Hasakah will present a theatrical performance on the occasion of World Theatre Day at 15:00.