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[00:00:00] The level of visibility, according to our
[00:00:03] Lebanon, starting from
[00:00:04] to the decline in wages for workers correspondent, in the early morning hours,
[00:00:08] a dust storm covered the atmosphere of Deir Ezzor
[00:00:11] Governorate, causing a sharp
[00:00:14] drop in visibility amidst warnings
[00:00:18] of the dangers of travel under
[00:00:21] the prevailing weather conditions. The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management
[00:00:25] warned the people of Deir Ezzor not to go out
[00:00:28] until the storm recedes. It also called for securing
[00:00:33] recent years. This objects that are susceptible to being blown away on
[00:00:36] roofs and high places, including solar
[00:00:40] panels. In Idlib, heavy rains that
[00:00:44] fell hours ago caused significant damage
[00:00:47] to some camps in the governorate, where
[00:00:50] the picture complete displaced people documented the conditions of their tents in the Barisha
[00:00:53] gate, opens area in the governorate's countryside.
[00:01:08] Daraa, as it rests on
[00:01:31] Questions that do not shy away
[00:01:33] compromise on
[00:01:42] Mosque. On
[00:01:52] A crowd of President Ahmed Al-Sharaa affirmed that
[00:01:55] Syria will rely heavily on Syrian competencies that
[00:01:58] have gained experience abroad and succeeded
[00:02:02] abroad and tried to transfer the success experience
[00:02:05] to the country, during his meeting with a delegation of Syrian
[00:02:08] experts and specialists in the technology and innovation sector.
[00:02:12] President Al-Sharaa said that Syria has many opportunities
[00:02:16] within its important geographical location and the absence of digital infrastructure
[00:02:20] in it, which allows benefiting from the latest
[00:02:23] achievements of the world instead of relying on old infrastructure
[00:02:27] and replacing it
[00:02:29] at high costs. He pointed out that rebuilding from scratch
[00:02:32] represents an important opportunity for Syria. He pointed out that the digital
[00:02:36] infrastructure is linked to government institutions and reconstruction
[00:02:39] projects, including residential reconstruction,
[00:02:42] there's for pressing. This explaining that digital life enters into various details of life.
[00:02:46] The Public
[00:02:52] Social Insurance Institution announced the launch
[00:02:55] of two new services for notification via short
[00:02:58] text messages,
[00:03:01] Farmers describe this within the efforts of digital transformation and facilitating procedures for clients.
[00:03:04] The institution explained that the first service targets employers
[00:03:07] who are late in paying their dues
[00:03:11] for three months
[00:03:13] to alert them of the need to review the institution and pay
[00:03:16] their financial obligations. As for
[00:03:19] the second service, it includes self-employed subscribers
[00:03:22] subject to Ministerial Decision No. 778
[00:03:26] of 2015 and those who are late in payment
[00:03:30] for six months,
[00:03:33] Abodes in emphasizing that the step aims to improve the quality
[00:03:35] of services and save time and effort for
[00:03:38] clients.
[00:03:46] The head of the Handicraft Association for Leather in Aleppo, Hassan
[00:03:50] Kannas, explained to Syria TV the reasons for the closure
[00:03:54] of a large number of workshops in the city,
[00:03:57] attack on King Khalid International Airport in calling for a reduction
[00:03:58] in this case. Give us in customs tariffs on raw materials
[00:04:00] to support artisans. Almost all workshops
[00:04:04] have closed their doors
[00:04:06] due to Chinese products. They couldn't stand or compete with
[00:04:09] Chinese products. Of course, we have a craft
[00:04:13] that I told you has
[00:04:16] skill in performance, but it has
[00:04:19] a lack of development only. It needs to develop
[00:04:21] its machines, keep up with fashion,
[00:04:24] and follow fashion to keep up.
[00:04:27] It needs to, it needs to go out
[00:04:31] and see, travel, there should be foreign
[00:04:34] exhibitions, open foreign
[00:04:38] companions supervised markets. Also, we have another aspect. We have raw
[00:04:42] materials. If the government would be so kind
[00:04:45] as to reduce customs duties on raw
[00:04:49] materials, energy
[00:04:55] phase of expansion in Khalid International Airport in carriers should be provided. An industrial city, for example, a craft cluster area, so that individuals can work
[00:04:58] together in one place. This is very important.
[00:05:01] And regarding the decline in wages of skilled workers
[00:05:05] in Aleppo, the head of the Handicraft Association for Leather
[00:05:08] in Aleppo explained to Syria TV that the increase in shipping
[00:05:12] costs and taxes imposed on raw materials contributed
[00:05:17] in the sector. Now, of course, workers'
[00:05:19] wages
[00:05:21] are, frankly, oppressed. Workers should
[00:05:25] have higher wages, but the weakest
[00:05:28] link is the worker or the labor force. They can
[00:05:32] only not give them
[00:05:35] their rights, because the reason is that energy
[00:05:39] carriers, shipping, raw materials that are subject
[00:05:43] to customs duties,
[00:05:45] make the cost of shoes very expensive.
[00:05:49] Farmers in the Idlib countryside began the olive
[00:05:53] harvest season amidst expectations of an abundant
[00:05:56] yield, as the percentage of fruit on trees is estimated at about
[00:05:59] 85%, coinciding with the continued
[00:06:03] harvesting and sorting of fruits
[00:06:04] in preparation for marketing
[00:06:10] and pressing. Under the shade of olive trees,
[00:06:13] Abu Ahmed turns its fruits between his palms, examining
[00:06:16] their ripeness, in preparation for the start of the
[00:06:20] long-awaited harvest season.
[00:06:22] The Sourani or Ma'arri, as it is locally
[00:06:25] known, is one of the most prominent varieties that Idlib is famous for,
[00:06:29] along with other secondary varieties
[00:06:32] such as Abu Shawka, Nsasasi, Zayti, and Shami.
[00:06:36] Their characteristics and uses differ.
[00:06:40] At the Jeddah Conference in 1900,
[00:06:43] a decision was issued by the economic conferees that the city
[00:06:47] of Idlib is the best in the world
[00:06:49] in the olive season in terms of taste, quality,
[00:06:52] and production. It's a good season this year, thank God. The olives
[00:06:56] are good.
[00:06:58] And the olives are producing, and from now on, people
[00:07:02] will start picking olives. Usually, at
[00:07:05] the beginning of late October,
[00:07:08] olive picking begins. So we are now at the beginning
[00:07:12] of the season, and we work according to the customs
[00:07:15] in olive production. Harvest times vary
[00:07:19] between governorate regions depending on the type
[00:07:22] of olive, the ripeness of the fruit, and climatic
[00:07:24] conditions. Some fruits are designated
[00:07:27] for the table, and others are taken to the presses.
[00:07:31] The Sourani is suitable for pickling and pressing, while
[00:07:34] the Halabi or Majhoul is used
[00:07:37] for preparing provisions. Olives have several
[00:07:41] types. There's Ma'arri, there's Sourani.
[00:07:45] We have people, each region has
[00:07:47] names. We call the Halabi for making the makla.
[00:07:51] There's for pounding,
[00:07:55] type that we are working with is suitable
[00:07:57] for pressing,
[00:07:59] exclusively.
[00:08:02] Some people sort types from it. Some people also like to take
[00:08:05] some for provisions. The green ones are taken
[00:08:09] for provisions. They are taken, for example, to the wholesale market.
[00:08:14] year's crop as good compared
[00:08:16] to previous seasons, hoping that its improvement
[00:08:19] will reflect on the yield to help them compensate
[00:08:23] for the costs of caring for the trees
[00:08:25] and harvesting. Amidst trees laden
[00:08:29] with their fruits, Idlib appears to be facing
[00:08:32] an abundant season that bodes well. However, the abundance
[00:08:36] of the crop does not necessarily mean greater
[00:08:39] profits for farmers or lower prices
[00:08:42] for consumers, leaving the season dependent
[00:08:45] on market developments. Alaa Ali, Syria TV,
[00:08:49] Idlib
[00:08:50] countryside.
[00:09:00] The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation announced the death of a Pakistani
[00:09:03] resident and the injury of 11 people
[00:09:06] in a new Houthi
[00:09:10] Riyadh last Sunday. The authority confirmed
[00:09:13] in a statement that King Fahd International Airport in Dammam was attacked,
[00:09:17] and this is in light of the continued attacks that target
[00:09:21] civil aviation facilities in the Kingdom, explaining that
[00:09:24] work is ongoing to complete the assessment of damages
[00:09:27] and verify the safety
[00:09:29] of facilities.
[00:09:34] Foreign Minister Assad Al-Shaibani made a phone
[00:09:37] call with his Saudi counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan, during which
[00:09:41] he discussed regional developments. According
[00:09:44] to a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Al-Shaibani affirmed Syria's
[00:09:48] full solidarity with Saudi Arabia in confronting the escalating targeting
[00:09:52] by the Houthi militia of civilian installations, stressing
[00:09:55] that the security of the Kingdom is an integral part of the security
[00:09:59] of Syria and the region, and offering condolences
[00:10:01] for the victims of the attack on King
[00:10:05] Riyadh.
[00:10:11] Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan,
[00:10:14] and Turkey issued a joint statement condemning the continuous attacks
[00:10:18] by the Houthi group on Saudi Arabia, especially the targeting of King
[00:10:22] Khalid International Airport, describing it as a blatant violation
[00:10:25] of international law. The group affirmed its full
[00:10:29] solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its support for all measures
[00:10:32] and steps it takes to confront
[00:10:35] these attacks and prevent their recurrence, holding
[00:10:39] the Houthi group fully responsible for these
[00:10:41] actions and their resulting repercussions that threaten
[00:10:45] regional and international peace and security,
[00:10:48] and demanding their immediate and unconditional
[00:10:51] cessation.
[00:10:56] In addition, the diplomatic advisor to the President of the UAE,
[00:10:59] Anwar Gargash, affirmed that targeting Saudi Arabia
[00:11:03] undermines the security of the UAE and all Gulf states, stressing the
[00:11:06] need to revive joint Gulf action, especially
[00:11:10] in the security and defense fields. Gargash said
[00:11:14] in a tweet on the X platform that the security of Gulf
[00:11:17] states is indivisible, and that strengthening the collective
[00:11:20] security system is a necessity to confront threats,
[00:11:23] considering that negligence in this aspect allowed
[00:11:27] the undermining of Gulf security, which represents a shared
[00:11:30] responsibility that cannot tolerate complacency
[00:11:33] or delay.
[00:11:38] Saudi Energy Minister Abdul Aziz bin Salman affirmed that the Kingdom
[00:11:42] has proven its ability to ensure the reliability of energy supplies
[00:11:45] and continue investment and readiness to face various
[00:11:48] circumstances and challenges. He pointed out that Riyadh
[00:11:52] has today become the capital of energy security globally,
[00:11:55] and that the Kingdom is moving forward in fulfilling its commitments
[00:11:59] and is keen to enhance the reliability of energy
[00:12:02] supplies in various circumstances. He explained that the East-West
[00:12:06] pipeline confirms this fact
[00:12:08] and embodies the Kingdom's foresight
[00:12:12] in enhancing the resilience of the energy system, as
[00:12:16] it provides an alternative
[00:12:18] route for transporting supplies to global markets
[00:12:22] via Yanbu or via Yanbu
[00:12:26] via the sea, pardon me, via Yanbu on the Red
[00:12:29] Sea.
[00:12:34] Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
[00:12:38] expressed his country's readiness to help start talks between
[00:12:41] Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, during a phone call with his Saudi
[00:12:45] counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan. In turn, the Iranian
[00:12:49] Foreign Ministry said that Araghchi expressed during
[00:12:52] the call his concern about escalating tensions,
[00:12:55] stressing that persistence in the military approach and ignoring the political
[00:12:59] solution would further complicate the current situation.
[00:13:14] Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati
[00:13:17] vowed to prosecute all those involved in the case of the truck loaded
[00:13:21] with explosive materials that was seized by security forces in the
[00:13:25] Dahr al-Baidar area, stressing that there would be no leniency with any
[00:13:28] threat to the country's security and stability. These
[00:13:32] statements came after the seizure of a truck that was heading from
[00:13:35] Bekaa to Greater Beirut and was carrying hundreds
[00:13:38] of kilograms of explosive materials,
[00:13:41] including highly explosive C4, where
[00:13:45] security forces arrested its drivers and referred
[00:13:48] them to the competent authorities for investigation.
[00:13:51] Mikati stressed the need to expand investigations
[00:13:55] to uncover the identity of those involved and the parties that
[00:13:58] are behind them and to determine their plans
[00:14:01] and objectives.
[00:14:10] Maya Hashem, Syria TV correspondent, joins us
[00:14:13] live from Beirut to give us more details on
[00:14:16] what Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati
[00:14:19] vowed, which is to prosecute all those involved
[00:14:23] the details. How far has it gone?
[00:14:28] No leniency and no compromise, but the truth
[00:14:31] and making the truth clear. This is what Prime Minister
[00:14:34] Najib Mikati announced after people
[00:14:38] suspected of belonging to Hezbollah were arrested carrying explosive
[00:14:42] materials and transporting them via a truck from the Bekaa region,
[00:14:46] Dahr al-Baidar road, towards Beirut. Mikati also spoke,
[00:14:50] saying that we will deal, meaning the state,
[00:14:52] firmly with any weapons and
[00:14:55] anything illegal outside the framework of the state and outside
[00:14:59] the framework of legitimacy. So, this is a promise
[00:15:02] from Prime Minister Najib Mikati, and of course,
[00:15:06] these explosives worried the Lebanese
[00:15:09] and brought back memories of the days of bombings
[00:15:12] that were carried out, according to, well, according
[00:15:15] to the investigations, and the Syrian regime
[00:15:19] and its allies in Lebanon were carrying out several
[00:15:22] bombings in Lebanon and bombing operations
[00:15:25] against political figures. In addition,
[00:15:28] these materials that were found, whether TNT
[00:15:31] or C4 materials, are what were used
[00:15:35] and several bombing operations
[00:15:38] that occurred in
[00:15:40] modern history. We are talking about, for example, the assassination
[00:15:44] of Rafik Hariri, which occurred in
[00:15:47] 2005, and the accused in it is Salim Ayyash, who
[00:15:51] belongs to Hezbollah, a leader in Hezbollah,
[00:15:54] according to the International Court. These materials, then,
[00:15:57] that were seized are what were used
[00:16:01] during the execution of several bombing operations in Lebanon, starting
[00:16:05] from the year 2000,
[00:16:08] up to
[00:16:11] scenario worried the Lebanese. Despite that,
[00:16:14] the Prime Minister vowed to prosecute those involved, and that investigations
[00:16:18] will expand to reach the top of the pyramid and the mastermind,
[00:16:22] and stressed that there should be no weapons other than the weapons of the Lebanese
[00:16:25] state, and that the state will deal
[00:16:28] firmly with anyone who is outside
[00:16:32] the law to reach the truth and for security
[00:16:35] to be stable in Lebanon. Thank you very much, Maya
[00:16:39] Hashem, Syria TV correspondent. You were with us from
[00:16:42] Beirut.
[00:16:44] In Gaza, Nasser Medical Complex reported the killing of two people and the injury
[00:16:48] of others in an Israeli occupation drone strike on a group of
[00:16:52] citizens in the city of Rafah, south
[00:16:55] of the Strip. Earlier, three Palestinians were killed
[00:16:59] and others were injured as a result of an Israeli
[00:17:02] shelling that targeted a tent in the city of Khan Yunis, south
[00:17:06] of the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, a child died of
[00:17:09] his wounds from Israeli occupation army gunfire in
[00:17:12] Jabalia refugee camp, north of the Strip. The occupation
[00:17:15] army also carried out a massive demolition
[00:17:19] of residential buildings within its controlled
[00:17:22] areas east of
[00:17:23] Gaza City.
[00:17:30] demonstrators participated in a pro-Palestine demonstration in Dam
[00:17:33] Square in the Dutch capital Amsterdam. They demanded an end to the attack
[00:17:38] on Palestinians and the imposition of sanctions on the Israeli
[00:17:41] occupation, coinciding with the third
[00:17:44] anniversary of the war of extermination in the Gaza
[00:17:47] Strip.
[00:17:56] Palestine.
[00:19:14] Footage documented settlers storming
[00:19:17] agricultural lands in the village of Al-Mughayyir in Ramallah, West Bank,
[00:19:20] under the protection of occupation forces, and bringing their sheep
[00:19:24] into the fertile agricultural lands and grazing them there by force.
[00:19:28] And
[00:20:18] now, dear viewers, we have reached the end of this news bulletin. See you again, God willing.
[00:21:09] Syrians spread across
[00:21:11] the earth.
[00:21:14] They succeeded, excelled, and proved their existence despite
[00:21:17] the difficulties.
[00:21:23] Between their success stories and decisions that shape their destiny in
[00:21:26] their diaspora,
[00:21:33] Al-Mahjar: stories and decisions that shape the scene, discussing
[00:21:37] its details to make
[00:21:40] in Al-Mahjar on Syria TV.
[00:21:43] From the memory of war,
[00:21:55] the voice of the future
[00:21:59] emerges.
[00:24:49] From it, the spark of demonstrations in Syria
[00:24:53] began, and it is considered one of the oldest historical mosques.
[00:24:57] The Omari Mosque in Daraa, an archaeological
[00:25:00] icon and a religious and revolutionary symbol in
[00:25:03] Hauran, southern Syria. The Omari
[00:25:07] Mosque is considered one of the oldest early Islamic mosques.
[00:25:10] It is located in the center of Daraa al-Balad, and its construction
[00:25:14] dates back to the Caliph Omar ibn al-Khattab,
[00:25:18] after whom the mosque is named. He ordered its construction when
[00:25:21] he visited the city in 14 AH,
[00:25:25] and a number of
[00:25:28] its initial construction, including Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah
[00:25:32] and Muadh ibn Jabal. The mosque witnessed multiple
[00:25:36] architectural phases, and its beginnings date back
[00:25:39] to the Rashidun era, for the mosque to witness the second
[00:25:45] the Umayyad era. As for
[00:25:47] the third and final phase, it was in 651
[00:25:51] AH in the Ayyubid
[00:25:53] era. The mosque is dominated
[00:25:56] by the pre-Islamic architectural style,
[00:26:00] due to its age. It was built
[00:26:02] on the ruins of a pagan temple in the style
[00:26:06] of mosques that were built during the era of the Rashidun
[00:26:09] Caliphs.
[00:26:11] The Omari Mosque maintained its old form until
[00:26:15] modern renovation operations were introduced
[00:26:18] and changed some of its old
[00:26:20] features. However, these renovations
[00:26:23] and modifications did not reach its minaret
[00:26:26] and its southern facade. The mosque
[00:26:30] in its modern plan became
[00:26:33] a miniature version of the Umayyad Mosque
[00:26:36] in Damascus in terms of its beautiful
[00:26:39] arcades and a spacious
[00:26:43] prayer area and an open outer courtyard
[00:26:46] and a towering minaret. The mosque has
[00:26:50] three main gates. The largest
[00:26:53] of them, which is the northern to the interior
[00:26:57] arcades of the mosque. As for the western
[00:27:01] and eastern gates, they open outwards.
[00:27:05] The mosque's roof resembles the old buildings in
[00:27:10] stone arches, followed in an
[00:27:13] opposite manner by prominent
[00:27:17] supports from each side,
[00:27:19] and then more prominent beams to connect
[00:27:23] the supports and cover the gaps.
[00:27:26] The mosque is considered a symbol of the Syrian
[00:27:29] revolution, as the first demonstrations
[00:27:32] in 2011 started from it,
[00:27:35] and Sheikh Ahmed al-Siasna called for demonstrations
[00:27:39] against the ousted Assad regime from the pulpit
[00:27:42] of the Omari April 13,
[00:27:46] 2013, the mosque was attacked
[00:27:48] by the ousted Syrian regime, which led
[00:27:52] to the collapse of its minaret, which was later
[00:27:55] rebuilt and maintenance
[00:27:59] was carried out on the rest of the mosque's parts,
[00:28:03] to remain an archaeological
[00:28:06] landmark and a revolutionary symbol
[00:28:10] throughout history.
[00:30:43] We had three coups
[00:30:46] from March 30 until
[00:30:48] January 18. December 1st, we had
[00:30:52] three coups.