Syria Today – U.S. Forces Hit; Syrians Push for Chemical Weapons Tribunal
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
December 1, 2023
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Bilal Al-Na’al is a prominent Damascus-born businessman, known for his significant contributions in the real estate and investment sectors
Critics argue that the regime’s actions in combating drugs appear to be primarily motivated by a desire to deflect Arab pressure, al-Modon says.
A resident of Jdeidet Artouz told Athr that beggar children in the area display “peculiar facial expressions”.
The invitation extended to President al-Assad by the UAE had previously sparked controversy among Western nations and human rights activists.
Mekdad reiterated Syria’s strong condemnation of Israel’s actions in Gaza, according to al-Baath.
Dima Moussa’s role as a lawyer, feminist, and politician in the Syrian opposition highlights her as a key figure in the ongoing struggle for a free and democratic Syria.
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Syria criticized Western nations for politicizing Syria’s humanitarian issues by imposing preconditions and not fulfilling their commitments to humanitarian project
The impact of remittances on the exchange rate before Eid al-Adha quickly diminished as the dollar began to rise shortly after the holiday, according to Syria TV.
Despite Iran’s consistent denials, the majority of attacks targeting U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq have been claimed by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a group aligned with Teheran.
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Low salaries have deterred young individuals from pursuing government jobs, Damas Post writes.
The Syrian Islamic Council announced the re-election of Sheikh Osama al-Rifai for a new term.
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Syria emphasized the connection between these recent Israeli aggressions and the brutal assault on the Gaza Strip, according to al-Baath.
The pro-government al-Watan did not specify why it was the Prime minister, and not the President, who is heading the delegation.
On the second day of the Gaza truce, a tragic airstrike in Idlib claimed ten innocent lives, Saba Madawar writes in al-Modon.
The Ports Directorate of the regime announces the closure of all Syrian coast seaports due to adverse weather conditions, Syria TV reports.
A French court of appeal has dropped charges against Issam Alloush, Sawt al-Asima reports.
