Syria Today – Erdogan Calls for “Measures” Against Israel; US Airstrikes
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
October 14, 2024
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Most men prefer to send their families—women and children—back to Syria, al-Modon writes.
Surrounded by his children and wife, Syrian regime forces arrested a young man from Daraa as he returned from Lebanon through the Jdeidet Yabous crossing on the Syrian-Lebanese border, Enab Baladi writes.
The military police operating under the opposition Syrian National Army, allied with Turkey, announced the closure of a humanitarian crossing used by Syrian refugees fleeing Lebanon due to Israeli aggression, al-Araby al-Jadeed says.
In this news roundup on Syria, significant developments include an Israeli airstrike that killed five Syrian soldiers near the Lebanon border, highlighting ongoing tensions between
Zaiter’s relocation was allegedly coordinated with Wasim al-Assad, a prominent Syrian figure also involved in drug trafficking, Syria TV says.
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Four Syrian women are running in Belgium’s municipal elections on October 13, aiming to positively impact both the Syrian community and Belgian society.
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Al-Araby al-Jadeed says the reception of displaced individuals is coordinated between the crisis cell in the Autonomous Administration and its representation in Lebanon.
At least nine Syrian refugees returning from Lebanon were arrested since intensified Israeli airstrikes on September 23, the SNHR said.
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The opposition’s support for Trump is based largely on the belief that he would take a stronger stance against the Iran axis, but Syria is not a priority for him, Marwan Kabalan writes in al-Araby al-Jadeed.
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The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the initial toll of 36 Syrian refugees killed in Israeli shelling targeting towns in southern Lebanon during the first days of the escalation.
Lebanon’s multiple crises have often been accompanied by rising racism against Syrian refugees, Syria TV writes.
Accurate statistics on the total number of Syrian casualties remain unclear, Syria TV says.
