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[00:00:00] The head of the General Authority for Civil Aviation leaders in Friday and Air Transport, Omar Hasri, sermons.
[00:00:05] the settlement of Nivitzov are witnessing a decline in prices began operating two new European destinations for Syrian
[00:00:09] Aleppo, from Airlines. Hasri stated that flights to the Danish capital will begin
[00:00:12] on Monday, September 1st, while flights
[00:00:16] to the Austrian capital
[00:00:19] Syria TV on will depart on Tuesday, September 22nd, raising the number
[00:00:22] of direct European destinations to three, in addition to the Dutch
[00:00:26] capital, Amsterdam.
[00:00:35] The cardiac catheterization department at the National Hospital
[00:00:40] at least 28 Palestinians in Deir ez-Zor was opened for the first time since its establishment, a step
[00:00:44] shocking. For the first time in that allows heart patients
[00:00:46] of this to undergo operations whose high cost previously prevented them from accessing them. This
[00:00:51] solution to this came as part of the Jusoor Medical Campaign, which aims to provide surgical
[00:00:55] and specialized services to about 800 patients,
[00:00:59] with this step being a prelude
[00:01:01] been counted so to the establishment of a specialized hospital for heart diseases
[00:01:04] in the governorate. A patient with a heart attack
[00:01:08] needs help. For the first time
[00:01:12] asking American in the history of Deir ez-Zor governorate, a specialized
[00:01:14] cardiac catheterization
[00:01:20] department is opened. Malik is one of
[00:01:23] dozens of patients who came to the National Hospital
[00:01:26] in Deir ez-Zor to undergo the operation after the high costs
[00:01:32] A long journey of
[00:01:36] is true, but only And I think this
[00:01:43] students are returning to
[00:01:49] You underwent a cardiac catheterization procedure
[00:01:51] that took
[00:01:54] into the Western Wall Plaza approximately 20 minutes or less. Oh God, bless our Prophet Muhammad.
[00:01:57] I have been discharged and am now in recovery, waiting for
[00:02:00] the doctors to come and give me the report.
[00:02:03] The opening came as part of the Jusoor Medical Campaign, in cooperation between
[00:02:07] the American SAMS organization and the Deir
[00:02:11] ez-Zor Health Directorate, to provide surgical and specialized
[00:02:14] services to about 800 patients, in addition to supporting
[00:02:18] attack by hundreds of drones, medical staff. We are here today with the recovery campaign mission
[00:02:22] in Deir ez-Zor. We started it
[00:02:25] today, and praise be to God, the first
[00:02:31] attacks on export outlets instead catheterization procedure in the National Hospital in Deir ez-Zor, praise be to God, has been successful so far.
[00:02:34] We will be here for a whole week, God willing, so that
[00:02:37] we can serve our brothers
[00:02:40] and sisters in the city of Deir ez-Zor and its surroundings. Today, by the grace of God, the first
[00:02:44] actual cardiac catheterization operation was performed
[00:02:47] in Deir ez-Zor governorate
[00:02:49] environment in the throughout the history of Deir ez-Zor, in both the public and private sectors. This
[00:02:53] operation is considered one of the most important achievements that contribute to saving lives
[00:02:57] and reducing referrals to Damascus, as cardiac catheterization
[00:03:00] is an emergency life-saving procedure in cases of myocardial
[00:03:04] infarction and heart attacks. Coordination was made with the Ministry of Health,
[00:03:07] and with the support also from SAMS organization and
[00:03:11] other entities, technical support
[00:03:13] was provided. The opening of the cardiac catheterization department
[00:03:18] In this marks the beginning of a path to expand heart services in the governorate,
[00:03:22] leading to the establishment of a specialized hospital for heart
[00:03:25] diseases, according to the Health Directorate.
[00:03:29] This step is not limited to performing catheterization
[00:03:33] operations within the governorate, but rather extends to providing
[00:03:36] heart patients with the opportunity to receive free treatment
[00:03:39] near their families, at a time
[00:03:42] when efforts are continuing to develop medical services
[00:03:46] and expand their scope in the governorate. Musab Al-Hanna, Syria TV,
[00:03:50] Deir ez-Zor. We remain in Deir ez-Zor, where
[00:03:54] the Civil Defense stated that its teams are continuing
[00:03:57] to monitor the rising water level of the Euphrates River in coordination
[00:04:02] Shaaban Aboud. Shaaban, are there with the concerned authorities within the emergency response committee.
[00:04:04] Civil Defense teams carried out field tours
[00:04:09] on Saudi and took precautionary measures to reduce risks, including maintaining
[00:04:12] the earthen bridge and preparing an advanced
[00:04:15] response point that includes divers and rescue workers
[00:04:19] to enhance readiness and speed of intervention when
[00:04:22] needed.
[00:04:28] The Ministry of Emergency Situations and Disaster Management launched
[00:04:32] a proactive response plan to reduce
[00:04:35] episode of Syria Today. In the risks of floods and torrential rains in Al-Hasakah governorate. According to the ministry, the plan
[00:04:39] is based on assessing risk areas and lessons learned from
[00:04:43] last year's floods, with a focus on areas located along the banks
[00:04:46] of the Khabur River and wadi courses, especially Tal Hamis, Al-Ya'rubiyah,
[00:04:50] and Ras al-Ain. The directorate began implementing
[00:04:55] that struck Germany in the first phase in Tal Hamis, which included a number of villages south of the region,
[00:04:58] in addition to works in Al-Ya'rubiyah to address
[00:05:02] complete in the most vulnerable points and enhance
[00:05:05] the readiness of local
[00:05:07] in the communities.
[00:05:12] Tomato markets in Daraa
[00:05:16] this season due to abundant production, weak
[00:05:19] demand, and the absence of export outlets, which
[00:05:23] has driven prices down to levels below the cost
[00:05:26] of production and caused significant losses for
[00:05:29] farmers.
[00:05:34] Abundant harvest and heavy losses.
[00:05:37] This is how Abdul Aziz summarizes the tomato season
[00:05:41] he was waiting for. This is also the case for hundreds
[00:05:45] of farmers in the Daraa countryside. Abundant
[00:05:48] production and weak demand have driven prices
[00:05:51] down to levels that do not cover the costs of harvesting, fertilizers,
[00:05:54] and irrigation. With the absence of export
[00:05:57] opportunities, the farmer has become the weakest link
[00:06:00] in an equation in which he succeeded
[00:06:03] agriculturally but failed economically.
[00:06:07] The prices, as they say, are so low that they are neither sold nor bought. The costs are high,
[00:06:11] and our livelihood is uncertain. We can neither leave it
[00:06:14] in the ground nor sell it. We send it to Damascus, but it doesn't sell
[00:06:18] at all. This is the farmer's situation this year. Costs are very
[00:06:21] high, and prices are non-existent. We need external markets.
[00:06:24] We need, as they say, a solution from these countries to solve this
[00:06:28] disaster that has befallen us.
[00:06:30] To salvage what can be salvaged and recover part
[00:06:34] of the production costs, some farmers resorted to
[00:06:38] canning factories to dispose of their piled-up
[00:06:41] produce.
[00:06:44] washing, sorting, and cooking until
[00:06:47] the paste finally emerges. More than
[00:06:50] 30 factories in Daraa governorate are operating
[00:06:54] at their full capacity, but they cannot
[00:06:57] absorb the quantities offered at the peak
[00:07:00] of the season, as Daraa Agriculture estimates
[00:07:04] this season's production at about 400,000
[00:07:07] tons. Of course, we are working 24
[00:07:11] hours a day, which is equivalent to 200 tons of fresh
[00:07:13] tomatoes daily. We take advantage of this situation for morning
[00:07:16] packaging, where we fill jars in the morning, and
[00:07:20] in the evening, we work on high-density storage in barrels
[00:07:23] for the winter season. So,
[00:07:26] we utilize this to maximize production or daily work.
[00:07:29] And between abundant production and a tight
[00:07:33] market, the farmer's hope remains for government
[00:07:37] intervention to secure
[00:07:40] of blaming him for adhering to the agricultural
[00:07:43] plan. Canning factories in Daraa governorate,
[00:07:47] despite their scarcity, represent a lifeline
[00:07:50] for farmers who want to dispose of their produce. They can absorb
[00:07:54] larger quantities of tomatoes and require lower
[00:07:57] costs compared to wholesale
[00:08:00] markets. Hussam Al-Masalmeh, Syria TV, rural central Daraa.
[00:08:04] Palestinians residing
[00:08:08] in Syria face difficulties and delays in completing
[00:08:12] property ownership transactions, despite the civil and economic
[00:08:15] rights granted by Law No. 260. Amid
[00:08:18] questions about ownership mechanisms and required
[00:08:22] procedures.
[00:08:26] Uncle Jamil has not yet been able to obtain the required
[00:08:29] approval to complete his property ownership
[00:08:33] procedures in Damascus, leaving his transaction
[00:08:36] pending despite completing the necessary procedures. On his part,
[00:08:40] I submitted a security approval request for Palestinian
[00:08:44] ownership. It's been a year now, since 2021 December
[00:08:48] 25. I haven't gotten any results, even
[00:08:50] though they came and conducted a study on
[00:08:54] my son for the security approval,
[00:08:58] but I haven't gotten any results. I keep going back and forth,
[00:09:01] and no one is giving me a clear answer about where it is. We don't know where it went. We
[00:09:05] don't know. I follow up and check where it is, but
[00:09:08] we don't know. Jamil's situation raises questions
[00:09:11] for Palestinians in Damascus
[00:09:15] about the mechanisms and procedures of ownership, while
[00:09:18] specialists explain that Law No. 260
[00:09:22] regulated the status of Palestinians and granted them civil
[00:09:25] and economic rights, but the mechanisms for implementing
[00:09:29] some of these rights, especially ownership,
[00:09:32] remain questionable. At that time, Syrian Palestinians could own whatever
[00:09:35] they wished, based on a court ruling, irrevocable powers of attorney, or title deeds,
[00:09:39] and it was necessary to obtain security approval. Now, Syrian Palestinians
[00:09:43] need any method to transfer ownership, whether it is based on a court ruling,
[00:09:46] a notary public power of attorney, or a title deed, they need security
[00:09:50] approval issued by the Ministry of Interior for civil affairs. However,
[00:09:53] we want to clarify a very important point, which is that the process
[00:09:57] should be more transparent in explaining the mechanism
[00:10:01] for obtaining this approval. Between the text of the law and the reality
[00:10:04] of its application, the question remains regarding the steps
[00:10:08] required to enhance the living and social
[00:10:11] stability of Palestinian
[00:10:12] refugees in
[00:10:22] Syria. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced
[00:10:25] the killing of an Israeli in a shooting near
[00:10:30] near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. Netanyahu added
[00:10:34] that he ordered the demolition of the home of the shooter,
[00:10:38] while the Israeli occupation army said that it arrested
[00:10:42] the shooter after a wide pursuit.
[00:10:45] Palestinian media reported that the Israeli occupation
[00:10:49] arrested a wounded Palestinian from a hospital
[00:10:52] in Ramallah on charges of shooting.
[00:11:01] Israeli occupation forces arrested
[00:11:05] during their raid on the village of Al-Mughayyir
[00:11:08] east of Ramallah in the West Bank, according
[00:11:11] to the Palestinian news agency. Local sources informed
[00:11:15] the agency that the occupation forces deployed infantry units
[00:11:18] in the village streets and closed its only entrance, coinciding
[00:11:22] with raiding and searching a number of homes and tampering
[00:11:25] with their contents. The sources added that the occupation
[00:11:29] forces assaulted a number of residents and stole money
[00:11:33] and gold jewelry estimated at tens of thousands
[00:11:36] of shekels during the raid and arrest
[00:11:39] campaign.
[00:11:46] This was followed by around 100 Israeli
[00:11:49] settlers storming the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque under the protection
[00:11:52] of Israeli forces, coinciding with what is called the Jewish
[00:11:56] Day of Atonement. The Jerusalem Governorate
[00:11:59] stated that the settlers performed Talmudic rituals and prayers
[00:12:02] inside the mosque courtyards amid the deployment of Israeli
[00:12:05] forces in its vicinity and in the Old
[00:12:08] City. This comes a day after the storming of Israeli
[00:12:12] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a number of his ministers
[00:12:15] and thousands of Israelis
[00:12:19] in the Old City of East Jerusalem, amid
[00:12:22] tight security measures.
[00:12:42] In our international news, the US State Department warned of
[00:12:46] the possibility of unexpected military escalation
[00:12:49] and a potential closure of airspace in the Middle East due
[00:12:53] to repeated Houthi
[00:12:56] Saudi Arabia. The department said that the Houthis
[00:12:59] have engaged in hostile acts against the Kingdom
[00:13:02] of Saudi Arabia, including targeting civilian airports,
[00:13:05] warning the US State Department that this military
[00:13:09] conflict is capable of escalating rapidly. The department
[00:13:12] added that the security Middle
[00:13:16] East remains complex due to ongoing tensions,
[00:13:20] with the possibility of unexpected escalation,
[00:13:23] urging Americans in the region to exercise
[00:13:27] extreme caution and be prepared for the possibility
[00:13:30] of flight cancellations and airspace
[00:13:34] closures.
[00:13:43] context, American media reported that President Donald
[00:13:47] Trump cut short his weekend vacation at the Camp
[00:13:51] David presidential resort and decided to return to the White House
[00:13:55] on Saturday evening instead of Sunday evening as scheduled.
[00:14:23] With us now from Washington,
[00:14:27] any more American statements regarding tensions in the Middle
[00:14:30] East, specifically the Houthis' continued attacks
[00:14:34] Arabia?
[00:14:36] Yes, good evening, Alaa. There are new statements by President
[00:14:39] Trump, who spoke to Fox News.
[00:14:43] He also said, threateningly, that
[00:14:46] the United States today has three
[00:14:50] options for dealing with Iran: either
[00:14:53] destroy it, let
[00:14:56] it rot economically, or strike
[00:14:59] a deal with it. Of course, this talk
[00:15:03] reiterates the threat or
[00:15:06] the hint of military threat. It
[00:15:08] reiterates positions he made
[00:15:12] over the past 48 hours,
[00:15:15] especially his interview with Axios, when he said that
[00:15:19] a big decision would be made regarding
[00:15:22] Iran, and that there was a decisive turning point
[00:15:26] awaiting everyone. All of this comes alongside
[00:15:29] field developments
[00:15:32] region, and the Houthi targeting
[00:15:35] and Houthi advance targeting
[00:15:37] some Saudi oil facilities
[00:15:41] and civilian airports. All of this
[00:15:44] perhaps has a connection
[00:15:47] to this new tone, even though President
[00:15:50] Trump said that there was communication with the Houthis
[00:15:53] and also said that the Houthis had informed
[00:15:57] American officials that they were not
[00:16:01] going to war with the United States. However, these
[00:16:04] developments, the Houthis' advance towards
[00:16:07] Bab al-Mandeb, perhaps constitute a dangerous
[00:16:11] warning for the United States, and fears
[00:16:14] have begun to arise here that Bab al-Mandeb
[00:16:18] will be controlled, and perhaps instead of the United
[00:16:22] States facing the dilemma of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:16:25] for which there is no
[00:16:29] day, today, perhaps
[00:16:32] it will face a new problem, another strait that also
[00:16:35] comes under threat.
[00:16:37] Therefore, there is a connection between all these repercussions
[00:16:41] and military revolutions. At the same time, what is noteworthy
[00:16:44] is the warning issued by the US State Department,
[00:16:50] citizens in some countries in the region to
[00:16:53] be prepared for the possibility of airport closures
[00:16:57] and flight cancellations
[00:17:00] and so on. The warning also mentioned
[00:17:03] the possibility that Iran and its clients
[00:17:07] and proxies could launch attacks on American
[00:17:10] interests anywhere in the world.
[00:17:13] So there is perhaps something serious
[00:17:17] on the back of these developments, and
[00:17:20] let's not forget, Alaa, that there is an anticipated
[00:17:24] meeting that has been discussed, bringing
[00:17:27] together President Donald Trump and some
[00:17:30] leaders of the region's countries, some leaders
[00:17:33] of Gulf and Islamic countries. This will take place on the sidelines
[00:17:36] of the General Assembly meetings of the United Nations. This meeting
[00:17:39] will focus on the issue of Iran and how
[00:17:43] to deal with this crisis or this
[00:17:45] problem. Perhaps President Trump
[00:17:48] will sound out the opinions of the
[00:17:52] leaders, some Arab leaders, on
[00:17:55] what can be done, whether there will be
[00:17:58] encouragement for the diplomatic option or moving
[00:18:02] towards other options. Yes, back
[00:18:05] to you, Alaa. Shaaban Aboud from Washington, thank you very much.
[00:18:11] The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf,
[00:18:14] stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not open unless
[00:18:18] his country's conditions are met and unless the United
[00:18:20] States fulfills its commitments, stressing
[00:18:24] that Tehran has conveyed its messages and conditions
[00:18:26] to Washington through intermediaries. Qalibaf added
[00:18:30] that Iran will not return to the pre-negotiation
[00:18:33] situation unless what he described as the legitimate rights
[00:18:37] of the Iranian people are recognized and Washington
[00:18:41] fulfills its commitments. Qalibaf considered that the options of war
[00:18:44] or negotiation are not contradictory, stating
[00:18:47] that his country deems it necessary to continue both paths
[00:18:50] in parallel with conducting negotiations at the same time,
[00:18:53] forcefully and rationally.
[00:19:00] In Germany, the Left Party topped the Berlin
[00:19:03] state parliament elections with more than 24%
[00:19:07] of the votes, followed by the Christian
[00:19:10] Democratic Union Party with 20%,
[00:19:14] and the far-right Alternative for Germany Party
[00:19:16] came in third with 16%,
[00:19:20] followed by the Green Party and the Social Democratic
[00:19:22] Party. The German Chancellor said that the good days
[00:19:26] are over, noting that he will not
[00:19:29] step down from his position as German Chancellor
[00:19:32] and as leader of the Christian Democratic Union
[00:19:35] Party.
[00:19:44] With us from Berlin, our correspondent Baraa Al-Razouq. Baraa, let's
[00:19:48] get more details on the results of the Berlin state elections
[00:19:51] and also the striking statement by the German Chancellor
[00:19:54] when he said that the good days
[00:19:56] are over.
[00:20:00] Yes, a greeting to you and to the esteemed viewers.
[00:20:04] I will start with the statement of the German Chancellor Friedrich,
[00:20:07] which he made from the headquarters of the Christian
[00:20:11] Democratic Union Party, which is behind me in the picture.
[00:20:13] The German Chancellor
[00:20:15] made this statement
[00:20:18] after the election results in both Berlin
[00:20:22] and Mecklenburg, meaning
[00:20:25] the earthquake, let's say, that struck
[00:20:29] Germany, the political earthquake
[00:20:33] the past two weeks with the victory of the far
[00:20:36] right.
[00:20:40] The parliamentary elections in the state of Saxony
[00:20:43] Anhalt are still reverberating in Berlin and
[00:20:46] then in Mecklenburg. In Berlin, the far
[00:20:51] left won the elections. The Left Party got
[00:20:54] almost 25%. As for
[00:20:57] Mecklenburg, in a historical precedent, the Alternative
[00:21:01] for Germany, the far-right party, topped
[00:21:04] the elections there with a percentage exceeding
[00:21:08] 38%, with an increase of approximately
[00:21:12] 21.6%
[00:21:14] over the previous elections, meaning it more than
[00:21:18] doubled by approximately 110% compared to the previous elections,
[00:21:22] compared to 35% for the Christian
[00:21:25] Democratic Union Party. These
[00:21:28] results
[00:21:30] are
[00:21:34] Germany, the Christian Democratic Union
[00:21:37] Party, the ruling party, in the last
[00:21:40] result or in the last statistics so far,
[00:21:44] the final figures for the elections have not
[00:21:47] been released, but from what has
[00:21:51] far, it appears that this ruling party, for the first
[00:21:54] time in its history, loses the right to
[00:21:58] enter the state parliament of Mecklenburg in northern
[00:22:01] Germany. This is a historical precedent for one of the oldest
[00:22:04] German parties, which is the current ruling party
[00:22:08] and the party of the current Chancellor, Maiz,
[00:22:10] as well as the same party that included or
[00:22:14] still includes former Chancellor Angela Merkel.
[00:22:18] Returning to the statements, these statements come
[00:22:21] after widespread criticism and blaming him
[00:22:25] for this loss,
[00:22:28] even within his own party. Some politicians
[00:22:32] within the Christian Democratic Union Party
[00:22:34] attribute this loss
[00:22:37] to his policies. He had canceled
[00:22:41] his visit to New York for the General Assembly and sent
[00:22:45] the foreign minister instead due to the domestic
[00:22:48] situation. Hassan. And the elections, Baraa
[00:22:52] Al-Razouq, our correspondent from Berlin, thank you very
[00:22:54] much.
[00:22:58] In Russia, Russian authorities reported the death
[00:23:02] of two people after the capital and its surroundings
[00:23:05] were subjected to a large
[00:23:08] coinciding with the last day of the Russian parliamentary elections.
[00:23:11] The governor of Moscow region said that air defenses
[00:23:15] intercepted 249 drones, indicating the death
[00:23:19] of two people and about 400 others
[00:23:22] after a fire broke out following a drone crash
[00:23:25] on a building. For his part, the mayor of Moscow
[00:23:29] announced the downing of 186 drones,
[00:23:31] confirming damage to a facility in the Moscow
[00:23:35] oil refinery area without recording any casualties
[00:23:39] at the refinery
[00:23:40] site.
[00:23:45] On another note, the Ukrainian Emergency Service announced
[00:23:49] the death of three people, including two children,
[00:23:51] in a Russian strike that targeted the Kyiv
[00:23:55] region. The Ukrainian Air Force said that its
[00:23:58] defenses intercepted 100 Russian drones
[00:24:01] out of 138 that targeted Ukrainian
[00:24:04] territory during the attack.
[00:24:24] This concludes our news bulletin. Goodbye.
[00:25:21] Syrians spread across
[00:25:23] the earth,
[00:25:26] succeeded, excelled, and proved their existence
[00:25:29] despite the difficulties.
[00:25:34] Between their success stories and decisions that shape their destiny in their
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[00:27:28] I see a plan for rebuilding Syria, and the streets are
[00:27:31] being paved. Electricity will be back 24/7.
[00:27:38] on paper. Syria is coming back stronger than before, and the economy
[00:27:42] is recovering. Look,
[00:27:45] schools. A bright future, just like I
[00:27:48] see you. Very bright. Come see
[00:27:52] the darkness. Half of my ninth-grade students failed. No, but
[00:27:55] I see a glimmer of hope, and people are planting, resisting,
[00:27:59] and laughing. So there is hope. We are the generation of change.
[00:28:02] What change? What do we want to change if there's no electricity
[00:28:05] or water? Wait, wait. I see national reconciliation
[00:28:09] and new understandings with neighboring countries.
[00:28:13] I see division,
[00:28:15] decentralization, and federalism.
[00:28:18] Wait a bit. This is your cup, not
[00:28:21] mine. Yes, by God, I am Ward,
[00:28:24] and wait for me in the program "Akhward" on Syria
[00:28:27] TV, and the other one.
[00:28:29] Wait for her.
[00:28:40] The truth is not always in what
[00:28:42] we see,
[00:28:46] but in what is missing or hidden from
[00:28:50] the scene. Among the rubble of documents
[00:28:53] and the shadows of maps, we follow the trail, no matter
[00:28:56] how small. We listen, we explore,
[00:29:00] we investigate, we search, and we discuss,
[00:29:04] striving to highlight the missing details
[00:29:06] of the picture. "The Explorer" on Syria TV.
[00:30:34] Welcome, viewers, to a new
[00:30:38] the first segment, we discuss Energy Minister Mohamed
[00:30:41] Al-Bashir's review of the causes of the fuel
[00:30:44] crisis and the ministry's problems and obstacles it faces
[00:30:47] during a hearing before the People's Assembly.
[00:30:50] Will he succeed in convincing the protesters of the reasons
[00:30:54] for the price increase? We will also discuss in the second segment
[00:30:58] the statements of some religious