Syria Today – Israel Targets Southern Syria as Part of Response to Iran Attack
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
April 22, 2024
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Abu Abdullah assumed command of the Othman bin Affan brigade of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, according to the pro-government Athr Press.
France is considering opening channels of communication with Assad through the UAE, according to Syria TV.
The statement reaffirmed Syria’s constitutional right to defend its territorial sovereignty, al-Baath says.
A second batch of deportees is expected to arrive in areas controlled by the SDF, al-Watan writes.
“You, the youth, are our beacon of hope for the future”, Fares told Syrian protesters, according to Syria TV.
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Syria TV says the Romanian intelligence chief delivered a joint message from Romania, Cyprus, Greece, and Italy.
The school will be ready for the new academic year, Tishreen reports.
Due to mounting public discontent, the work of this religious police was discontinued, Syria TV says.
The company will focus on providing protection and defence services for strategic sites, including oil fields, according to al-Souria Net.
The renewal of Syrian-Saudi relations began in 2023, highlighted by Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad’s visit to Riyadh in April of that year, according to Athr Press.
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This legislation was propelled to Congress through the dedicated efforts of Syrian-American community organizations, Syria TV says.
The U.S. government, identified as a principal partner in the defeat of ISIS, has been implicated deeply in the detention system.
The committee’s inaugural meeting focused on establishing a comprehensive strategy for addressing terrorism, al-Baath reports.
The Defense argued that Mohammad Hamo should not be held liable for actions taken under the obligation to follow orders, Enab Baladi reports.
The Syrian regime, meanwhile, remains largely indifferent to the national security and cultural identity issues, Wafaa Allouch writes in Syria TV.
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said labelling most regions in Syria as safe would be crucial to the deportation plans, Sawt al-Asima reports.
