Hawar News Agency Plan – October 9, 2026

The international conspiracy began on October 9, 1998, when Leader Abdullah Ocalan left Syria. In response to the conspiracy, Leader Abdullah Ocalan had decided 28 years ago to resolve the Kurdish issue through politics and dialogue. Despite the isolation and torture he was subjected to on İmralı Island, Leader Abdullah Ocalan has brought the Kurdish issue to the negotiating table today through the “Peace and Democratic Society Process,” confronting the conspiracy that sought to destroy him.

On the seventh anniversary of its occupation, the city of Serkaniya is revisiting the issue of violations, displacement and return, as hundreds of families begin returning to the area. The step is bringing displaced people back into focus, but it remains only the beginning of a process that has yet to be completed. (Photos and video attached.)

In the city of Hasakah, various segments of society continue to demand the preparation of a comprehensive curriculum in the Kurdish language, stressing that Presidential Decree No. 13 does not meet the Kurds’ demands to receive education in their mother tongue. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of al-Dardara village in the Tel Tamr countryside have returned from Washokani Camp to their village, but their return has not ended their suffering. They have been forced to set up tents in front of their destroyed homes amid difficulties in rebuilding them and a shortage of basic necessities as winter approaches. They thus find themselves facing the same reality of displacement despite having returned to their homeland. (Photos and video attached.)

Financial pressures on farmers in the Jazira are increasing, with around half of their outstanding payments for the wheat crop still unpaid. At the same time, the cost of inputs for the new agricultural season has risen beyond their ability to bear, amid an urgent need for liquidity to purchase seeds, fertilizers and fuel and to repay debts. (Photos and video attached.)

The head of the Arab Tay tribal council warned against exploiting demonstrations to fuel tensions between Arabs and Kurds, calling for calm and increased communication among the region’s communities. He stressed that the Syrian Jazira is home to different communities and that maintaining its security and stability is a shared responsibility. (Photos and video attached.)

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