“”Weapons must become an integral part of the youth, living with them, inseparable like a cartridge belt”, Abdullah Ghannoum said in a mosque sermon, according to al-Hal.
The Muslim Brotherhood views the state’s embrace of Shafi’i jurisprudence as a strategic manoeuvre to marginalise their influence, 963 writes.
Amnesty urges Syria’s interim authorities to uphold justice, protect minorities, and prevent a return to cycles of atrocity
Despite assurances from HTS authorities that the perpetrators have been arrested, many remain sceptical about internal investigations.
“Sharaa’s vision aligns with the aspirations of the Syrian people for stability and democratic governance”, an EU spokesperson said, according to Shaam Network.
Despite these statements, activists noted that accountability for such crimes should come through proper judicial processes and trials, not unilateral actions by armed factions, +963 writes.
Alawite Sheikhs and dignitaries from the hometown of Hafez al-Assad called for “the removal of all statues and pictures from public squares and spaces”.
Jolani hinted at the possibility of HTS dissolving itself to facilitate the unification of civil and military structures under a broader framework, Syria TV reports.
Over the years, HTS has consistently promoted this vision, aiming to establish itself as the legitimate voice of the Sunni community, Syria TV writes.
HTS continues to impose new taxes on goods entering Idlib governorate, Shaam Network writes.
HTS leader, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, has temporarily taken over the leadership of the military wing, according to Syria TV.
HTS found itself in a weakened position among the public.
On May 13, protesters established a sit-in tent outside the military court building in Idlib, calling for the release of detainees.
Several interviewed students, as reported by Enab Baladi, highlighted how the increasing acceptance of certificates from regime-controlled areas was exacerbating the competition for jobs.
Ayman Halloum, a young organizer of the popular movement in the city, was arrested by HTS, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
HTS rejected the imposition of checkpoints within its controlled areas, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
The Syrian individual identified as “B” made three trips from northern Germany to Syria to deliver equipment to Ahrar al-Sham, according to Syria TV.
Due to mounting public discontent, the work of this religious police was discontinued, Syria TV says.
Media outlets linked with the HTS asserted that the explosion originated from gas cylinders within a pastry shop in the town.
Despite the Salvation Government decision, protests among civilians have continued, Athr Press reports.
