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[00:00:00] a national approach to dealing with hate speech
[00:00:02] with the participation of relevant national bodies
[00:00:06] and technical facilitation
[00:00:08] suppressing the revolution,
[00:00:09] the specialized places, this from experts from the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to
[00:00:14] a lawsuit mark on Syria. Outlets for doubt and fear, while
[00:00:18] the responsibility of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is integrated in cooperation with all
[00:00:22] parties in the Syrian government to rid
[00:00:25] Syria of these effects. The chemical Assad era
[00:00:29] and the weapons they left behind.
[00:00:33] After a general amnesty was issued by These priorities are present before our people. The goal
[00:00:36] is to bring Syria to
[00:00:38] complete. the form it deserves for the Syrian returned with a number people, including that we
[00:00:41] now notice
[00:00:45] the existence of an uncontrolled discourse that
[00:00:48] European mandate over does not conform to the principles of the Syrian people and does not conform to the values represented by the Syrian
[00:00:53] the independence of the judiciary people and is of course rejected by the Syrian people themselves. Essentially,
[00:00:57] from the transforming this popular situation
[00:01:01] into a controlled governance
[00:01:04] framework is the goal of
[00:01:07] Syria TV on the the effort that begins with today's workshop, and it does not begin and is not limited to one workshop, but rather it is a path
[00:01:11] that started previously through many national bodies, including the Ministry of
[00:01:15] Information and the Ministry of Justice, but now it is placed within
[00:01:18] a unified effort to reach a more consistent
[00:01:22] and organized process
[00:01:25] Administration Law No. 107 does between government agencies and national bodies and ministries, and we look forward to it
[00:01:28] helping us.
[00:01:32] This was stated by the Deputy Special Envoy of the United Nations to
[00:01:36] one has the right to deprive someone of Syria, Claudio Cordone, in an interview with Syria
[00:01:39] TV, that the initiative of the Ministry of
[00:01:42] Foreign Affairs paves the way for developing an action plan to combat hate
[00:01:50] Trips start from speech. to ease the burden on
[00:01:54] Today, a workshop was held under the chairmanship of the Ministry of
[00:01:58] Foreign Affairs, and this is the first step in developing an action
[00:02:02] plan against hate speech in Syria.
[00:02:07] to ease the burden on Today, we have gathered some
[00:02:09] experts from
[00:02:12] Oh, God bless several ministries,
[00:02:14] and at the end of the day, we will
[00:02:17] to the issue of electricity, and electricity was cut off to see what the steps are in
[00:02:19] citizens, and this is a right for citizens. No the future. As I said, this initiative must also
[00:02:23] include civil society, religious
[00:02:26] leaders, and the media. This means there is a wide
[00:02:30] scope for developing
[00:02:34] of success to the inside, during the first plan,
[00:02:38] and God willing, we will reach an action plan,
[00:02:40] and this will be Syria.
[00:02:44] It will be the first country in the Arab world to have this plan.
[00:02:59] Syria TV reported that the Israeli occupation
[00:03:02] forces arrested three
[00:03:05] his meeting with a delegation of shepherds in the village of Sayd al-Jawlan
[00:03:08] and searched houses in the village of Al-Hamidiyah in the Quneitra
[00:03:11] countryside. In the western Daraa countryside, three
[00:03:14] military vehicles
[00:03:17] that he was a secessionist. of the Israeli occupation penetrated from the Abu Al-Ghithar gate towards
[00:03:20] Wadi Al-Raqad in the western Daraa countryside and ran over
[00:03:25] instead of a motorcycle belonging to one of the farmers during
[00:03:28] their passage.
[00:03:31] and affirming its commitment to
[00:03:34] The Drug Control Department
[00:03:37] building and the headquarters of the International announced the thwarting of an attempt to smuggle more than 100,000
[00:03:40] Captagon pills that were headed to the Kingdom
[00:03:43] of Saudi Arabia through the Naseeb border crossing.
[00:03:46] The department clarified that the operation was carried out
[00:03:49] with the participation of police dog units, where
[00:03:53] these narcotic pills were found hidden
[00:03:57] inside the spare tire of a refrigerated truck
[00:04:00] that was headed to Saudi Arabia. It added that the operation
[00:04:04] resulted in the seizure of the shipment and the arrest of the person
[00:04:07] involved and the confiscation
[00:04:09] of the seized items.
[00:04:15] A symposium was held at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Aleppo University
[00:04:19] entitled "Syria Without Drugs" coinciding with World
[00:04:23] Mental Health Day. It addressed the
[00:04:26] dangers of drugs and their health,
[00:04:29] psychological, and social effects and the importance
[00:04:31] of awareness and prevention of addiction and strengthening
[00:04:35] treatment and rehabilitation efforts. The importance
[00:04:38] of linking the "Syria Without Drugs" campaign
[00:04:42] with World Mental Health Day, as drugs
[00:04:46] rob people of their will
[00:04:49] and threaten their health. Today, we started
[00:04:52] a campaign within the context of the national
[00:04:54] anti-drug campaign, "Syria Without
[00:04:57] Drugs," which began with a symposium at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Aleppo
[00:05:01] University, in which we discussed the achievements of the
[00:05:05] prison and a number of Anti-Drug Branch and the services provided by the
[00:05:08] Health Directorate as Bin Khaldun Hospital. Our message is
[00:05:12] an awareness message, and we send reassuring messages
[00:05:16] to those affected that if you
[00:05:18] go to
[00:05:22] will help you reduce or
[00:05:25] cancel the legal accountability and we will
[00:05:28] help you return to your normal life through the various
[00:05:31] health centers. These
[00:05:35] are the heroes of the Anti-Drug Administration in
[00:05:37] my city.
[00:05:45] Some owners and tenants of shops in
[00:05:48] the city of Al-Bab in the Aleppo countryside organized a protest
[00:05:51] in objection to imposing a tax on the re-paving
[00:05:55] of the market street with amounts they described as large
[00:05:58] and linking it to providing the shops
[00:06:01] with electricity.
[00:06:06] No authority, no men in authority, no men
[00:06:10] closed the street for two and a half months. No,
[00:06:14] he told you to pay the money in a week, or else there would be no electricity, and now
[00:06:18] he threatened me because I am displaced, and the owner of my shop has
[00:06:22] cancer and lives in Saudi Arabia. He doesn't pay, and I can't pay. Who
[00:06:25] is going to pay for electricity now? Paving the streets of the area is a good
[00:06:28] thing, but this work must be legal work.
[00:06:32] Collecting money must be done legally, and Local
[00:06:37] not allow any local administration to impose taxes except by
[00:06:41] law from the head of government, and collecting taxes in this
[00:06:44] way is not correct. No
[00:06:48] electricity for your sake. Today, I pay you money
[00:06:52] for this asphalt, and this is known in all countries of the world. This matter means that even
[00:06:56] Al-Bab has other projects, and these projects were paid in installments over a year
[00:07:00] and a half, but today you cut off the electricity. You are cutting off my
[00:07:03] livelihood. I am one of the people who paid despite everything,
[00:07:06] because they cut off my electricity. They won't refill
[00:07:09] it unless you pay for the asphalt. I paid, and
[00:07:16] my neighbors 20% of the tenants, for
[00:07:19] God's sake, evacuate the shops. First, the street was closed
[00:07:22] for two months. Secondly, they did illegal
[00:07:26] things, so they linked the issue of asphalt
[00:07:32] entity is allowed to link
[00:07:34] a tax to a service in exchange for the service provided to them. The second
[00:07:38] point is that the issue of asphalt in the law, according to the approved Syrian
[00:07:42] laws, the value of asphalt is taken as 25% of the previously paved
[00:07:45] streets, distributed to each side 12.5%.
[00:07:49] The problem is that the values of asphalt that were imposed on shop
[00:07:52] owners are now estimated at many times the considered costs. This means that in Aleppo
[00:07:56] and Azaz, no value is taken for asphalt except in the city of Al-Bab.
[00:07:59] Of course, they considered it to be many times over, 100% and more. We remained affected for
[00:08:03] three months. After they finished the asphalt, after
[00:08:06] a week, they said they wanted approximately 670 from each
[00:08:10] shop, 190 dollars per meter.
[00:08:14] They want asphalt. Well, what did you put? There is no committee to tell you what was put
[00:08:17] or anything. So why this talk? Then when
[00:08:21] we didn't pay, we went to refill the electricity card. They said you can't
[00:08:24] refill it until you review the municipality and get a clearance from the municipality
[00:08:28] that you have paid. But I don't have this amount. Well, I have been
[00:08:31] suffering for three months. They don't know
[00:08:42] of the families of those abducted by the Israeli occupation gathered in front
[00:08:46] of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:08:49] Committee of the Red Cross in the capital Damascus to
[00:08:53] demand the release of their children and to reveal
[00:08:57] their fate. The participants demanded that the fate of the abductees be revealed
[00:09:00] and their release guaranteed, emphasizing the need to act
[00:09:03] to know their conditions and follow up on their cases. The families also called
[00:09:07] for an end to the violations suffered
[00:09:10] by residents in the provinces of Daraa
[00:09:13] and Quneitra.
[00:09:18] The families of detainees who were transferred to
[00:09:22] Iraq organized a protest in front of the Iraqi embassy
[00:09:25] in Damascus to demand that the fate of
[00:09:29] their
[00:09:29] relatives be revealed.
[00:09:38] They came to Iraq.
[00:09:40] We are used to it.
[00:10:09] About 600 prisoners, including Syrians,
[00:10:13] continue their hunger strike and refuse medication in Rumiya
[00:10:17] other prisons for the 30th consecutive day,
[00:10:21] protesting against the suspension of the general amnesty law.
[00:10:25] The prisoners' spokesperson said that the
[00:10:28] number of critical health cases among the strikers
[00:10:31] rose to 250 cases,
[00:10:34] adding that two of the strikers in Rumiya prison
[00:10:38] were transferred to the hospital after their health
[00:10:41] deteriorated.
[00:10:46] The Lebanese Initiative for General Amnesty criticized
[00:10:49] the position of the Lebanese Judges' Club on the amnesty law,
[00:10:52] considering that its use of the term "alleged
[00:10:55] injustice" implies disrespect for the suffering
[00:10:59] of prisoners. The initiative stated in a statement that
[00:11:02] the Parliament approved the general amnesty law within
[00:11:06] its legislative powers and that
[00:11:09] the law enjoys broad political,
[00:11:12] human rights, and humanitarian support. It also
[00:11:14] stressed that respecting
[00:11:18] does not mean ignoring the will of the legislative
[00:11:20] authority.
[00:11:33] Heavy rains that fell hours ago
[00:11:37] caused extensive damage in some camps in Idlib, where
[00:11:41] displaced people documented the conditions of their tents in the
[00:11:44] Barisha area in the
[00:11:46] province.
[00:12:25] The Badia region in the western Deir ez-Zor countryside witnessed
[00:12:28] heavy rains that caused floods in the area
[00:12:32] without any reported damage
[00:12:33] so far.
[00:12:37] the Prophet! 11, 10, Abu
[00:12:40] Uday.
[00:12:45] Uday, the water is flowing, guys.
[00:12:46] Oh, what a blessing!
[00:12:55] Oh, wow!
[00:13:14] President Ahmed Al-Sharaa stressed that Syria will rely heavily
[00:13:18] on Syrian competencies who have gained
[00:13:22] experience abroad and succeeded in
[00:13:25] trying to transfer the experience
[00:13:30] Syrian experts and specialists in the technology
[00:13:33] and innovation sector. President Al-Sharaa said
[00:13:36] that Syria has many
[00:13:39] opportunities within its important geographical location
[00:13:42] and the absence of digital infrastructure in it,
[00:13:45] which allows benefiting from the latest global achievements
[00:13:50] relying on old infrastructure and replacing it
[00:13:53] with high costs. He also pointed out that rebuilding
[00:13:57] from scratch represents an important
[00:14:00] opportunity for Syria, and he noted that the digital
[00:14:03] infrastructure is linked to government institutions
[00:14:06] and reconstruction projects, including residential reconstruction,
[00:14:09] explaining that digital life enters into various
[00:14:13] details of
[00:14:14] life.
[00:14:19] The Minister of Communications, Abdelsalam Heikal, discussed with the regional
[00:14:23] head of Meta company in the Middle East and Africa,
[00:14:26] Fares Akkad, the necessary steps to restore
[00:14:29] commercial services for Facebook,
[00:14:32] Instagram, and WhatsApp platforms to Syria. The Ministry clarified that
[00:14:36] the two sides discussed the opportunities that
[00:14:39] the Silk Link project for Meta company might offer
[00:14:42] in diversifying connection paths and data transfer through
[00:14:46] Syria, which contributes to enhancing the reliability of digital
[00:14:49] services, reducing response time, and improving
[00:14:53] user experience in the region. It also pointed out
[00:14:56] that the two sides agreed to take
[00:15:00] practical steps to follow up on the raised issues
[00:15:04] and work to overcome obstacles to the return of commercial
[00:15:07] services for global
[00:15:09] platforms.
[00:15:14] The Directorate of Transport in Raqqa governorate
[00:15:17] announced the official start of its work after completing
[00:15:20] technical preparations and connecting the directorate
[00:15:24] with the relevant authorities. This comes after a closure that lasted
[00:15:27] more than 13 years.
[00:15:35] The Raqqa Transport Directorate started
[00:15:37] its work in providing services to citizens of all types
[00:15:40] of services, including
[00:15:43] inspection reports specific to the court, and including
[00:15:46] placing a mortgage mark, removing a mortgage mark, and placing
[00:15:52] cars.
[00:15:54] Of course, regarding the connection with other
[00:15:57] parties, we have banks
[00:16:01] that have not yet been activated for electronic payment.
[00:16:04] Currently, the traffic branch has not been activated. We have prepared
[00:16:08] the building completely. The traffic administration has not yet come and taken over its place
[00:16:12] so that we can issue traffic clearance for cars, because traffic
[00:16:16] clearance is essential for cars, renewing and licensing
[00:16:20] vehicles, importing European vehicles. We will do it all, God
[00:16:24] willing, during this period. Of course,
[00:16:28] God willing, we still have the Spring of Peace
[00:16:31] area and the self-administration. The current integration
[00:16:34] has not been completed. Once the integration is fully completed, we
[00:16:38] will provide the following service to citizens, God willing, in the Spring of Peace
[00:16:42] and the self-administration.
[00:16:46] The General Authority for Civil Aviation and Air
[00:16:49] Transport announced the start of regular bus
[00:16:52] services between Baramkeh garages and Damascus
[00:16:55] International Airport to facilitate passengers'
[00:16:58] arrival at the airport. The authority indicated that the service
[00:17:02] includes providing transportation in the opposite direction,
[00:17:05] explaining that the step aims to develop services provided
[00:17:09] to passengers.
[00:17:12] The Civil Aviation Authority announced the start of internal bus
[00:17:15] routes from Damascus Airport to Baramkeh and from
[00:17:19] Baramkeh to Damascus Airport as a step
[00:17:24] passengers.
[00:17:27] 6 AM until 11 AM,
[00:17:31] and from 12 PM until 4 PM. During nighttime
[00:17:34] hours, there are also trips starting from 10 PM
[00:17:38] until 4 AM. This step
[00:17:41] comes
[00:17:44] passengers because these buses can accommodate
[00:17:48] a large number of people, and their
[00:17:50] cost is low compared to taxi fares
[00:17:54] and parallel taxi applications.
[00:17:57] This step has begun. We don't know the exact
[00:18:01] pricing yet because the buses that started working
[00:18:05] have started in a reduced and low capacity. A bus comes
[00:18:08] here and goes to Damascus Airport. From Damascus Airport, a bus comes here.
[00:18:12] Therefore, there is no departure center
[00:18:15] until this moment. It is expected
[00:18:18] that the old center will be activated or it is also expected
[00:18:21] that the Civil Aviation Authority will establish a new
[00:18:24] departure center in this area designated
[00:18:28] for transportation within Damascus. Amer Assi, Syria
[00:18:31] TV, Baramkeh.
[00:18:34] The Directorate of Antiquities and Museums announced that the results
[00:18:37] of the survey of Al-Zahrawi Palace in Homs showed that
[00:18:41] the works carried out did not record significant
[00:18:45] changes in the planning or architectural
[00:18:47] fabric of the palace. The directorate considered
[00:18:50] that the works carried out fall within
[00:18:53] maintenance, rehabilitation, and improvement of basic
[00:18:57] services, adding that the funding allocated for restoration
[00:19:01] was provided as a donation from the investing entity without
[00:19:05] any burden on the state treasury,
[00:19:08] Syrian architectural heritage in accordance with
[00:19:11] adopted scientific and technical
[00:19:13] standards.
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[00:22:22] Bashar al-Assad's escape from
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[00:25:22] Sabri Al-Asali,
[00:25:26] Sabri Al-Asali, the Arab nationalist
[00:25:28] and prime minister who paved the way
[00:25:32] for unity with Egypt. Sabri
[00:25:36] Al-Asali was born in 1903 in the
[00:25:39] city of Damascus. His uncle was a deputy in the Ottoman
[00:25:43] Parliament, but he was
[00:25:46] executed by Jamal Pasha Al-Saffah in 1916
[00:25:50] due to his Arab
[00:25:53] nationalist tendencies. Al-Asali joined the Arab Law Institute
[00:25:56] and graduated from it in
[00:26:00] 1944. He quickly
[00:26:04] joined the Great Syrian Revolution.
[00:26:06] After the French succeeded in
[00:26:11] Al-Asali chose Saudi Arabia as his
[00:26:14] exile, where he worked
[00:26:18] as an advisor to King Abdul Aziz Al
[00:26:20] Saud.
[00:26:28] Al-Asali remained in Saudi Arabia until 1902.
[00:26:35] the French, Al-Asali
[00:26:38] of nationalists and nationalists to Syria and participated in
[00:26:42] founding the League of National Action, which was famous in
[00:26:46] Syria and Lebanon, calling for the abolition of the
[00:26:51] Arab countries and for building economic unity
[00:26:55] between Arab
[00:26:56] countries.
[00:27:01] Al-Asali later joined the National Bloc, which
[00:27:04] was his gateway to entering Parliament as a deputy for
[00:27:08] Damascus several times. Al-Asali served
[00:27:10] as Minister of Interior and also held
[00:27:14] the position of Minister of Education and Justice.
[00:27:17] Perhaps the most important event in his life was in
[00:27:21] 1948.
[00:27:24] Al-Asali was then serving as Minister
[00:27:27] of Interior. In that year, the Arabs witnessed
[00:27:30] a resounding defeat against the triumph of the Zionist movement
[00:27:34] and the declaration of the state of Israel, which led to
[00:27:37] the outbreak of angry popular protests in
[00:27:40] Syria. Al-Asali responded to these
[00:27:43] protests with severe repression, even resorting
[00:27:46] to the army when the police alone could not
[00:27:49] suppress the demonstrators, which led to
[00:27:52] an increase in resentment against him and his overthrow in
[00:27:56] the first military coup in
[00:27:58] 1949.
[00:28:07] Al-Asali was marginalized during the period of military coups
[00:28:10] and did not return to the political arena until
[00:28:13] 1954,
[00:28:17] when Adib al-Shishakli was overthrown and Hashim al-Atassi rose
[00:28:20] to the presidency. Al-Asali then formed
[00:28:24] his second government, influenced by his inclination
[00:28:28] towards the Saudi-Egyptian axis. Al-Asali supported the Nasserist
[00:28:31] movement and was one of the architects
[00:28:35] of the unity project and he was still Prime
[00:28:39] Minister.
[00:28:41] After the establishment of the unity, Abdul Nasser appointed Sabri Al-Asali as his
[00:28:45] deputy, but the good relationship between Al-Asali
[00:28:48] and Abdul Nasser did not last long, as
[00:28:52] Al-Asali soon accused Abdul Nasser of establishing a dictatorial
[00:28:55] rule in Syria, so he supported
[00:28:58] the 1961 coup
[00:29:03] that ended the unified
[00:29:04] state.
[00:29:08] However, the unrest did not end then. Two
[00:29:12] years later, the Ba'ath carried out its coup
[00:29:15] and confiscated all of Al-Asali's property on the pretext
[00:29:19] From the Great Syrian Revolution to the alliance with Abdul
[00:29:23] Nasser to the coup against him, Al-Asali's
[00:29:26] life went through many turns, ending in the isolation
[00:29:30] imposed on him by the Ba'athists until he died in
[00:29:34] 1976 in his city of Damascus.
[00:30:45] We had three coups
[00:30:48] from March 30 until January
[00:30:52] 18. December. We had three
[00:30:55] coups. Husni al-Za'im's coup, Sami
[00:30:58] al-Hinnawi's coup, and