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[00:00:00] in the reconstruction process, as happened with Jobar, for example, which is
[00:00:03] a file among the files that hindered the reconstruction. Thank you,
[00:00:06] Hazem Awad, Syria TV. You were with us from
[00:00:10] Damascus.
[00:00:13] The Head of the General Authority for Civil Aviation
[00:00:24] Aleppo, from of the green the government will pay some attention inside. So, we hope and Air Transport, Omar Al-Hasri, announced the start of operations for two new European destinations for Syrian Airlines. Al-Hasri stated that flights to the Danish capital Copenhagen will begin on Monday,
[00:00:27] the 11th of September, while
[00:00:30] flights to the Austrian capital Vienna will depart on Tuesday,
[00:00:34] Syria TV Radio on the 22nd of September. The number of direct European destinations will increase
[00:00:38] to three, in addition to the Dutch
[00:00:42] capital Amsterdam. He explained that
[00:00:44] the operation of the two destinations comes within a plan to expand the Syrian Airlines network
[00:00:48] and enhance direct air connectivity while
[00:00:51] continuing to work on adding new European and regional
[00:00:54] destinations.
[00:01:01] Syria TV correspondent reported the opening of the cardiac catheterization department in
[00:01:05] Deir ez-Zor Governorate and the successful completion of the first cardiac catheterization
[00:01:08] procedure. The opening
[00:01:10] in the of the department contributes to providing diagnostic and treatment services for heart diseases within the city
[00:01:13] of Deir ez-Zor and reduces the need for patients to travel
[00:01:17] the subscription is much cheaper than abroad, outside the governorate, to receive
[00:01:20] treatment.
[00:01:25] under the protection, of course, of Local sources reported the death of a woman by drowning after she fell from
[00:01:29] the military bridge over the Euphrates River in
[00:01:32] For you, O homes in Deir ez-Zor, eastern Syria. The sources stated that
[00:01:35] homes in the woman fell from the bridge and road security elements
[00:01:38] were able to retrieve
[00:01:41] her body. This incident comes in conjunction with warnings
[00:01:44] against approaching the Euphrates River due to increased water quantities released
[00:01:48] from Khdiran Dam in the coming
[00:01:51] days.
[00:01:58] The Civil Defense stated that a team continues
[00:02:00] to monitor the rising water levels of the Euphrates River in Deir ez-Zor in coordination with the concerned
[00:02:03] authorities within the emergency response committee. Defense teams
[00:02:07] carried out field tours and took precautionary measures
[00:02:10] to reduce risks, including maintenance of the earthen bridge
[00:02:14] and equipping an advanced response point including divers
[00:02:18] arrested at least 28 Palestinians and rescue personnel to enhance readiness
[00:02:20] and speed of intervention
[00:02:22] Questions that do not shy away from when
[00:02:25] compromise on needed.
[00:02:29] The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management launched a proactive response plan
[00:02:32] to reduce the risks of floods
[00:02:34] and widespread logging campaigns that have and torrents in Al-Hasakah Governorate. According to the Ministry,
[00:02:38] the plan is based on assessing risk areas and lessons learned
[00:02:42] wealth in from last year's floods, with a focus on areas
[00:02:45] located on the banks of the Khabur River and wadi courses, especially
[00:02:49] Tal Hamis, Al-Yaarubiyah and Ras al-Ain.
[00:02:53] to impose facts on The directorate began implementing the first phase in Tal Hamis, which included Wadi al-Makhban
[00:02:57] and a number of villages south of the region. In addition
[00:03:01] to works in Al-Yaarubiyah, passing through the villages of Al-Sihah and Al-Boutheh,
[00:03:04] to address the most vulnerable points and enhance the readiness
[00:03:08] of local
[00:03:08] communities.
[00:03:14] The Syrian General Corporation for Bakeries, in cooperation with the Syrian
[00:03:18] Grains Corporation, assigned a joint delegation
[00:03:21] operation occurred despite all this in the Old City of East to conduct a comprehensive field tour of a number of bakeries
[00:03:23] and mills in the Al-Jazira region. According to
[00:03:27] the Director General of the Corporation, Muhammad Tariq Al-Sayyad,
[00:03:31] the step came based on continuous
[00:03:34] from occupied Jerusalem, technical assessments and complaints regarding the dilapidated infrastructure in a number of facilities. Al-Sayyad explained
[00:03:38] that the tour aims to directly assess the technical
[00:03:41] and operational
[00:03:44] thank you, Remy Al-Omari, Syria TV correspondent in reality of bakeries and mills and identify
[00:03:47] existing needs and problems in preparation
[00:03:51] for addressing them.
[00:03:57] The Ministry of Education conducted a written test to select
[00:04:00] Kurdish language teachers, with the participation of 120
[00:04:04] applicants to work in the governorates of Damascus, Hama, and Raqqa.
[00:04:08] The Director of the Educational Curricula Development Department, Issam
[00:04:11] Ramadan, explained that the test included 50 questions
[00:04:15] a Palestinian earlier that covered basic language skills in addition to Kurdish
[00:04:18] language rules and the extent to which applicants possessed the necessary
[00:04:22] skills to teach the subject. He added that
[00:04:25] the written test represents
[00:04:27] leniency of the first stage of the selection process. The successful
[00:04:30] candidates will then move on to oral interviews before
[00:04:34] teachers are selected to work in the specified
[00:04:37] governorates.
[00:04:45] he managed to of leniency in The increase in fuel prices in the Damascus encroaching on countryside has affected the cost of amperes that residents rely on
[00:04:49] to secure their electricity needs,
[00:04:52] adding new burdens to their monthly
[00:04:55] bills.
[00:05:01] We heard that they raised the price of amperes by 40%. This means it will
[00:05:04] increase. Who can bear this inflation? Who can bear
[00:05:08] paying 300,000-400,000 per week?
[00:05:11] That's a lot. It's beyond the citizen's capacity. The citizen can no longer
[00:05:15] afford to pay all this. So, I don't know,
[00:05:19] we ask the government to find a solution to these issues, to fix
[00:05:22] our electricity, to extend it to all buildings. There is no electricity extension
[00:05:25] to all buildings. Everyone is drawing from the streets
[00:05:30] to the rural areas, leave the city and care about the rural areas
[00:05:33] for a bit. Now, overnight, 14. Where are they getting
[00:05:37] the prices from? Where are they raising them from? No one knows. The liter of
[00:05:41] mazot is 4000. So they want to
[00:05:44] extract the electricity increase from every
[00:05:48] kilogram from the people. You understand what
[00:05:51] I mean? The kilogram is 14,000. Why
[00:05:55] 14,000? The state should provide electricity and install meters for us. We no longer
[00:05:58] want subscriptions. Let the state give us electricity.
[00:06:02] Install meters for us and we'll get rid of all these
[00:06:05] problems. These are all problems due to the high
[00:06:08] subscription cost. It's become too expensive the official electricity has improved and
[00:06:12] its hours increased. It relieved me a lot in this matter. I have solar energy, which saves me. I use
[00:06:16] subscription hours very little at night, and the amount is very high, especially now that
[00:06:20] it has increased by more than 30%. The issue has become excessive.
[00:06:24] The official electricity has improved and saves on energy. It's a bit expensive, but
[00:06:29] before. Before fuel prices increased, it was
[00:06:33] 10, but now it's 14, and the cost has
[00:06:36] increased a lot. Fuel prices and everything else increased. We
[00:06:40] want prices to return to what they were. Everything should be as it was. Even
[00:06:44] with fuel, people can't afford it. There is a lot of poverty.
[00:06:47] It's not natural. There are people who can't
[00:06:50] eat here. If I tell you about families who can't
[00:06:54] eat, we ask
[00:06:57] the concerned authorities to address this issue
[00:07:00] and lower the fuel prices for us. As for
[00:07:03] the subscription prices, they doubled.
[00:07:06] It was 10, now it's 14. Many people today
[00:07:09] cannot afford the price of a kilowatt, a kilowatt of subscription. Today it became
[00:07:13] 15. There is a very noticeable difference, especially
[00:07:16] in transportation. Today, some people take two buses
[00:07:19] to get to their school, not to work, let's say to their school.
[00:07:22] These children, these poor people, it's become
[00:07:25] too expensive. It's not
[00:07:29] natural. It has become a huge burden on the citizen.
[00:07:32] Today, a very large percentage of people cannot afford to live in this
[00:07:35] situation.
[00:07:40] The Green Reserve Nature Reserve, located west of
[00:07:43] Raqqa Governorate, is subjected to severe
[00:07:47] caused the destruction of large areas of its plant cover
[00:07:50] and forest trees, threatening what remains of the forest
[00:07:54] the region.
[00:07:58] This scene seems almost commonplace in the Green Reserve
[00:08:02] near Al-Tabqa, where green areas are shrinking
[00:08:05] in Raqqa Governorate due to rampant logging
[00:08:09] that has affected forest reserves, leaving
[00:08:12] severe damage to an environment already suffering from harsh
[00:08:15] climate and water scarcity, which exacerbates the risks
[00:08:19] of desertification.
[00:08:22] Due to the diesel crisis, they cut
[00:08:24] and sell trees so that people can warm themselves
[00:08:27] in winter. And cutting
[00:08:31] is forbidden. I mean,
[00:08:33] it's 40 years old, 50 years old, and people come
[00:08:37] and cut it. By God, it's forbidden. Not only trees, I mean, even
[00:08:41] the plant cover in the Syrian desert, all of
[00:08:44] this affects the environment, meaning desertification.
[00:08:47] The sand dunes now have a sand line from Khabish
[00:08:51] towards Deir ez-Zor and from the Syrian desert, Homs borders,
[00:08:55] and you go up towards Deir ez-Zor. All of this is a result of the collapse
[00:08:58] of the plant cover, the collapse of the plant cover
[00:09:01] and the injustice against the plant
[00:09:03] cover.
[00:09:07] The matter does not stop at the loss of trees, as the decline
[00:09:10] in vegetation cover leads to exacerbated soil
[00:09:14] erosion. In light of these challenges, the Directorate
[00:09:17] of Agriculture in Raqqa is making efforts to protect what remains of
[00:09:21] the reserves with the available resources. However,
[00:09:24] the limited resources and staff hinder continuous
[00:09:27] monitoring of vast
[00:09:29] areas.
[00:09:31] The encroachment on afforestation sites has
[00:09:33] roots from
[00:09:36] the
[00:09:40] the authorities that controlled
[00:09:44] the region and gave
[00:09:47] a character or an expression of a culture
[00:09:51] to the citizens
[00:09:56] the forest. Currently, the Directorate of Agriculture
[00:10:00] is supplying the forest department
[00:10:03] with forest guards and watchmen and workers
[00:10:06] by rehiring
[00:10:09] the dismissed revolutionaries and
[00:10:13] Dumyat workers. Between limited resources
[00:10:17] and the need to protect the environment, protecting the reserve
[00:10:20] requires solutions that go beyond prosecution to
[00:10:23] providing alternatives for energy and launching
[00:10:27] reforestation programs. Until the concerned authorities complete
[00:10:31] building a system capable of protecting
[00:10:33] the reserves, the trees threatened
[00:10:37] with cutting remain part of a broader battle
[00:10:40] against desertification, while the chainsaw continues
[00:10:43] to devour what remains
[00:10:46] cover in
[00:10:49] Raqqa. Young Hamad Yahya Jassim in the Deir ez-Zor countryside continues
[00:10:53] to make pottery, a craft he inherited from his father since
[00:10:56] his childhood, striving to preserve the craft
[00:10:59] and transforming the traditional craft into
[00:11:02] a project through which he seeks to preserve it and meet the needs
[00:11:06] of the local
[00:11:07] market.
[00:11:14] I practiced from 2013 to 2016, all of it was
[00:11:17] practice to learn it. I persevered
[00:11:21] for three or four years to learn this profession.
[00:11:42] You work for yourself, I mean. It's
[00:11:45] nice.
[00:12:04] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the killing of an Israeli in a shooting
[00:12:08] incident near the Neve Tzuf settlement, near Ram
[00:12:12] Allah in the West Bank. Netanyahu added
[00:12:15] that he ordered the demolition of the house of the perpetrator of the shooting, while
[00:12:18] the Israeli occupation army said it arrested the perpetrator
[00:12:22] of the shooting after an extensive chase.
[00:12:26] Palestinian media reported that the Israeli occupation arrested
[00:12:29] an injured Palestinian from a hospital in Ram
[00:12:32] Allah on charges of shooting.
[00:12:33] النار.
[00:12:39] Israeli occupation forces
[00:12:43] during their raid on Al-Mughayir town, east of Ram
[00:12:46] Allah in the West Bank, according to the Palestinian news agency.
[00:12:49] Local sources told the agency that occupation forces deployed
[00:12:53] infantry teams in the town's streets and closed its sole entrance
[00:12:57] concurrently with raiding a number of homes, searching them, and tampering
[00:13:00] with their contents. The sources added that occupation forces assaulted
[00:13:04] a number of residents and stole money and gold jewelry
[00:13:07] estimated at tens of thousands
[00:13:11] of shekels during the raid and arrest
[00:13:14] campaign.
[00:13:20] Approximately 100 Israeli settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque
[00:13:23] under the protection of Israeli forces, coinciding with what is called the Jewish
[00:13:27] Day of Atonement. The Jerusalem Governorate stated that the settlers performed
[00:13:30] Talmudic rituals and prayers inside the mosque's courtyards amid the deployment
[00:13:34] of Israeli forces in its vicinity and the Old
[00:13:37] City. This comes after the storming of the Wailing Wall
[00:13:40] plaza by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a number of his ministers and thousands of Israelis
[00:13:46] Jerusalem, under strict security
[00:13:50] measures.
[00:13:56] Rim Al-Omari, Syria TV correspondent
[00:13:59] joins us to monitor
[00:14:03] the latest developments in the occupied West Bank.
[00:14:06] Rim, welcome. So, according to what was announced
[00:14:09] initially, I'll start with this news, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:14:12] Netanyahu announced the killing of an Israeli,
[00:14:16] and the shooter was apprehended, as he
[00:14:19] says, and his house was ordered
[00:14:21] demolished.
[00:14:25] Indeed, Furat, developments are unfolding rapidly today in the West
[00:14:29] Bank on the eve of the Day of Atonement
[00:14:32] and Jewish holidays. What happened
[00:14:35] was a shooting carried out by
[00:14:40] today in the area northwest of Ram
[00:14:43] Allah, specifically the area between
[00:14:47] the villages of Deir Nidham and Nabi Saleh, and near
[00:14:51] the Israeli settlement of Neve Tzuf.
[00:14:53] According to the Israeli narrative,
[00:14:57] he got out of his vehicle and opened fire on a group
[00:15:00] of settlers who were near a spring
[00:15:04] that they had seized. They were shot
[00:15:07] and then
[00:15:10] disappear. However, after that,
[00:15:13] the occupation forces announced that they
[00:15:16] had managed to arrest the perpetrator
[00:15:19] of the operation, as he was found in a hospital
[00:15:23] in the nearby city of Ramallah. It turned out that he was injured after
[00:15:27] he was shot by an Israeli military
[00:15:30] tracker who was in the area and apparently
[00:15:33] injured him, and he went to the hospital for treatment.
[00:15:37] Naturally, a force from the special Duvdevan
[00:15:40] unit for arrests stormed a hospital
[00:15:43] in Ramallah and arrested the person
[00:15:46] they claim is the perpetrator of the operation, who is
[00:15:50] injured. The perpetrator is from the village
[00:15:53] of Biddu, northwest of Ram Allah. Therefore, the occupation forces
[00:15:57] immediately stormed this town
[00:16:00] and imposed a siege on it. Naturally,
[00:16:03] after the news of the shooting,
[00:16:06] Furat, there were extensive search operations and
[00:16:10] participation from all Israeli security agencies, even the Air
[00:16:14] Force, and helicopter aircraft were seen
[00:16:17] also participating in the search operations for the perpetrator.
[00:16:21] The Shin Bet, the Israeli army, the police,
[00:16:23] and the Air Force's Duvdevan
[00:16:26] unit were the ones who arrested the perpetrator.
[00:16:29] There were also search operations and a siege
[00:16:33] imposed, and the entrances and exits of Ramallah were closed,
[00:16:36] where hundreds of vehicles were stuck
[00:16:40] in front of the Israeli checkpoints that were also imposed
[00:16:43] by the occupation forces after the news of the shooting
[00:16:47] area. A suffocating traffic crisis,
[00:16:51] a huge pile-up of vehicles, and also major
[00:16:54] closures implemented by the occupation forces in the area. Yes, Rim,
[00:16:57] also, about 100 Israeli settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque
[00:17:03] Israeli forces, on what is called the Jewish Day of Atonement. Please
[00:17:06] also tell us about what happened
[00:17:10] in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa
[00:17:11] Mosque.
[00:17:14] Indeed, since the beginning of the Jewish holidays,
[00:17:18] Furat, hundreds of settlers have been storming
[00:17:21] Al-Aqsa Mosque in groups from morning until
[00:17:25] evening. This is what happened today
[00:17:28] on the eve of the Day of Atonement,
[00:17:31] where hundreds of settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque
[00:17:34] from the Bab al-Maghariba side, led by Ben-Gvir,
[00:17:37] the Minister of National Security, who also stormed
[00:17:41] Al-Aqsa Mosque and performed
[00:17:44] Talmudic rituals at Bab al-Rahma. The settlers
[00:17:48] also performed these rituals, and also what
[00:17:52] is called the prostration on the ground of
[00:17:56] Al-Aqsa Mosque. All of this happens under
[00:17:59] the protection, of course, of the Israeli police
[00:18:02] and also the protection forces that secure
[00:18:05] these continuous incursions for them.
[00:18:09] All of this happens and intensifies more
[00:18:12] during the Jewish holidays. Calls to storm
[00:18:16] Al-Aqsa Mosque increase, and this is what the Ministry
[00:18:19] of Endowments warned against, and what the Jerusalem Governorate
[00:18:23] also warned against, that these incursions
[00:18:26] will intensify more and more during the Jewish holidays
[00:18:31] Al-Aqsa Mosque and prevent Palestinian worshippers from going
[00:18:35] to pray during these incursions.
[00:18:38] And also to enhance the process of spatial
[00:18:41] and temporal division of Al-Aqsa Mosque.
[00:18:44] In any case, despite the state of security
[00:18:47] alert, Furat, that the Israeli army
[00:18:51] announced on the eve of the Israeli holidays
[00:18:54] and its fear of operations occurring, this
[00:18:59] security alert and despite what Benjamin
[00:19:02] Netanyahu also said about his intention to reinforce new
[00:19:06] forces to the West Bank and impose more incursions
[00:19:09] and closures, as he also threatened that what
[00:19:13] he called "saboteurs" would receive their punishment, whether in
[00:19:16] Gaza, Lebanon, or the West Bank. Thank you,
[00:19:21] occupied Jerusalem.
[00:19:25] The Lebanese National News Agency reported that several towns and areas in southern Lebanon
[00:19:29] were subjected to artillery shelling and Israeli explosions, coinciding
[00:19:32] with sweeping operations in a number of areas. The agency
[00:19:36] added that the town of Majdel Zoun was subjected to a series of explosions, while
[00:19:40] artillery shelling targeted the forest
[00:19:44] or forest of the town of Ayta al-Jabal in the Bint Jbeil district. The Israeli
[00:19:47] army had shelled earlier today Wadi al-Salouqi
[00:19:51] and Wadi al-Hujair, and carried out successive explosions in
[00:19:54] the Mansouri area and the outskirts of Bayt Sayyad,
[00:19:57] while artillery shelling targeted the eastern outskirts of Zuqter towards
[00:20:01] Mifdun.
[00:20:10] We have reached, dear viewers, the end of our bulletin. May you be well and goodbye.
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