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[00:00:00] via the designated website or by reviewing
[00:00:03] the Real Estate Directorate in
[00:00:05] Arbin.
[00:00:11] with Washington about The directorates of Planning
[00:00:14] and Statistics in the governorates of or in the two governorates
[00:00:17] of Daraa and Quneitra began implementing a labor force
[00:00:21] survey in Syria for the year 2026
[00:00:25] with the aim of collecting data on the labor market situation
[00:00:28] and measuring employment rates, unemployment, and identifying future
[00:00:31] needs. The survey is being conducted in
[00:00:34] Daraa in cooperation with the International Labor Organization
[00:00:37] and the European Union over 40 days, while
[00:00:41] the field teams in
[00:00:43] and producers. From Quneitra have begun visiting targeted families to collect data
[00:00:47] related to the educational and professional characteristics
[00:00:50] Aleppo, from of the population. The concerned authorities confirmed that the information
[00:00:53] collected will remain confidential
[00:00:56] and will be used exclusively
[00:01:00] relations with government that relies on for statistical and planning purposes
[00:01:01] the Arab faction, to contribute to the formulation of economic policies and development
[00:01:03] plans.
[00:01:10] Syria TV surveyed the opinion of citizens in Deir Ezzor city regarding
[00:01:14] the supervision of restaurants and its adequacy
[00:01:17] after 247
[00:01:19] people suffered food poisoning
[00:01:22] as a result of
[00:01:25] Iran to ensure his continued eating food at one of the city's
[00:01:26] restaurants.
[00:01:31] No, the supervision, God willing,
[00:01:33] are part is present. I mean, God willing, there is no day
[00:01:36] that I don't see the supervision circulating
[00:01:39] in a previous in the shops or restaurants. May God bless our Prophet Muhammad. May God reward them and give them good health. I
[00:01:42] wish everyone would cooperate with the supervision because this supervision
[00:01:46] is for you and me.
[00:01:48] Netanyahu's failure, as he does It monitors cleanliness and everything, God willing.
[00:01:51] And the quality of meat and the quality of
[00:01:54] products. As for restaurants, honestly, half of them are good and half are bad. I mean,
[00:01:58] I am one of the people who bought a sandwich from a restaurant, without mentioning
[00:02:02] names, and the poor woman with us got poisoned. May God
[00:02:05] help us. We hope that the supervision and inspection will take into account people's circumstances because there is no supervision over
[00:02:09] restaurants. Not all of them, I mean, the majority have no supervision. No, God willing,
[00:02:13] the supervision is very good with people, and these restaurants are clean
[00:02:17] and good. What can I tell you? Their food is healthy and good. As for
[00:02:21] restaurants, my brother, most people, most people eat
[00:02:25] festival will be held annually in restaurants. Of course, regarding the cleanliness of restaurants, I mean, cleanliness
[00:02:27] depends on each restaurant. And all the workers
[00:02:31] or the staff present for cleanliness depend on the owner
[00:02:35] of the restaurant. As for supervision, honestly, there is no supervision at all,
[00:02:40] And I see that this frankly.
[00:02:42] is true, but only والله. As for restaurants, we eat restaurant food. And now,
[00:02:44] a little while ago, I and the guys had breakfast from restaurants. And as for supervision,
[00:02:48] Students are returning to no, supervision needs more work. It needs a little more work for
[00:02:51] cleanliness, I mean, not for anything
[00:02:52] else.
[00:02:58] on. This The governorate of Deir ez-Zor confirmed the completion of 44% of the rehabilitation
[00:03:03] We said work on the political bridge, explaining that it has begun the stage of installing
[00:03:06] the massive concrete girders.
[00:03:09] The governorate noted that work is underway to complete the girder
[00:03:14] of Syrian olive oil in stage within two and a half months, and the
[00:03:17] that the decision to take military action in project will be delivered in full on the 25th of March
[00:03:22] himself. However, the matter ultimately 2027.
[00:03:27] will resume on
[00:03:33] We continue to work on the project of building and rehabilitating the political
[00:03:37] bridge in the city of Deir ez-Zor. We have reached
[00:03:40] advanced stages of work, as today we are witnessing the installation of the first
[00:03:43] pre-stressed concrete girders.
[00:03:48] a breakthrough in
[00:03:49] negotiations, progress in We remind you that the political bridge consists of 11 openings. There are six completely collapsed openings,
[00:03:54] elections. each requiring an average of ten
[00:03:57] girders, while the five openings
[00:04:01] require an average of two girders per opening. The completion rate
[00:04:04] of this activity has reached approximately 20%, as
[00:04:07] 12 girders have been manufactured out of 70
[00:04:10] girders. These works come after the completion
[00:04:13] of previous pivotal stages
[00:04:16] including reinforced concrete works, foundations,
[00:04:19] as well as the arrangement and preparation of the retractable crane and the supply
[00:04:23] of metal molds dedicated to casting
[00:04:25] the molds. The overall completion rate of the project has reached approximately
[00:04:29] 44%. The estimated time for the completion
[00:04:32] of the project will be, God willing, around March 25, 2027.
[00:04:42] Yes, hello, Jamal. In
[00:04:47] The Internal Security Forces removed several illegal, random oil
[00:04:50] refineries in Al-Hasakah governorate
[00:04:53] to end their damage to
[00:04:55] residents. The Internal Security Command in the governorate clarified
[00:05:01] that one of its vital facility branches carried out the operation in coordination with the concerned
[00:05:04] government agency in Al-Dawadiya,
[00:05:08] Sab' Skour, and Al-Panorama areas. It added
[00:05:11] that the forces dismantled the refineries and completely
[00:05:15] destroyed them to end the direct damage they were
[00:05:18] inflicting on the residents of those
[00:05:20] villages.
[00:05:27] The first Olive Festival activities kicked off
[00:05:30] in Idlib city after the liberation of Syria,
[00:05:33] with the participation of producers and farmers from
[00:05:36] several Syrian governorates, including Latakia,
[00:05:39] Tartous, Homs, and Hama. The
[00:05:42] festival will last three days, aiming to introduce
[00:05:46] olive products and their derivatives, and to enhance
[00:05:49] marketing opportunities and exchange expertise between farmers
[00:05:55] the Syrian coast to Idlib, olive
[00:05:58] products and oil from Latakia governorate
[00:06:02] were present, as part of a gathering of producers from different
[00:06:05] Syrian regions. Here,
[00:06:08] participants display their crops and agricultural
[00:06:12] products, providing an opportunity to introduce them and open new avenues
[00:06:16] for marketing after years of absence
[00:06:19] of such gatherings.
[00:06:22] Of course, we participated with productive saplings from our agricultural
[00:06:25] centers, olive saplings, in addition to some products
[00:06:29] of rural women. Of course, these products
[00:06:33] that rural women make are a support for these rural
[00:06:35] women. Rural women have a hall at our Directorate
[00:06:39] of Agriculture where they present these products, and these samples available
[00:06:45] of it. At the Cultural Center in Idlib city,
[00:06:49] the activities of the first Olive Festival were inaugurated
[00:06:53] with the presence of a government delegation and a number of agricultural
[00:06:56] and economic figures. Participation was not limited
[00:07:00] to Idlib but included the governorates
[00:07:03] of Tartous, Latakia, Homs, and Hama
[00:07:06] with pavilions displaying olive varieties
[00:07:09] and their derivatives, in addition to agricultural production requirements.
[00:07:14] We consider this the first festival after the liberation. Last
[00:07:17] year, we held an olive exhibition to revive
[00:07:21] the olive oil festival and activities
[00:07:25] related to olives completely.
[00:07:28] Of course, it definitely coincides with the olive
[00:07:31] harvest season. We are currently in November.
[00:07:34] This
[00:07:38] as Idlib's right has returned
[00:07:41] to Idlib. After a long absence, over
[00:07:44] three days, the festival allows farmers
[00:07:47] and producers to display their crops and introduce
[00:07:51] their products and exchange expertise in the fields
[00:07:55] of agriculture, manufacturing, and marketing. It also
[00:07:58] provides an opportunity to enhance communication between producers
[00:08:01] and economic entities and to support
[00:08:04] one of the most prominent agricultural sectors that thousands
[00:08:08] of Syrians depend
[00:08:10] festival is not limited to displaying olive
[00:08:14] products only, but it brings together producers and farmers
[00:08:18] from various Syrian governorates in
[00:08:21] an attempt to expand marketing opportunities
[00:08:24] and enhance the presence
[00:08:27] the markets. Ibrahim Sweid, Syria TV, Idlib
[00:08:31] city.
[00:08:40] Former Israeli Prime Minister and head of the Together
[00:08:44] Party bloc, Naftali Bennett, said he decided to recommend
[00:08:48] to Israeli President Isaac Herzog to entrust
[00:08:51] Gadi Eisenkot with the task of forming
[00:08:54] the government. Bennett called on his partners to form
[00:08:57] a government he would support in parallel with
[00:09:00] Eisenkot's pledge to thwart any attempt
[00:09:04] to deny the results of the Israeli
[00:09:07] In contrast, the head of the Yisrael Beiteinu party,
[00:09:10] Avigdor Lieberman, hesitated at Eisenkot's request
[00:09:14] to pledge to recommend entrusting him with forming the government.
[00:09:17] Estimates indicate that the Arab parties
[00:09:20] will recommend entrusting Eisenkot after
[00:09:23] contact was made with the opposition
[00:09:26] camp. As for the Likud party, it considered that a dark
[00:09:30] cloud hangs over the results
[00:09:33] of the Israeli elections until the investigation
[00:09:35] ends.
[00:09:52] The leader of the Israeli Yesh Atid party, Gadi
[00:09:55] Eisenkot, said that the attempt to disavow the election
[00:09:59] results, challenge the will of the voters, and drag
[00:10:02] the country into new elections has failed.
[00:10:06] He described it as despicable and malicious.
[00:10:09] Eisenkot affirmed that the results of the 26th
[00:10:13] Knesset elections are fixed and clear,
[00:10:17] and any attempt to deny them will be aborted.
[00:10:20] He welcomed the statements of the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee,
[00:10:25] Judge Noam Solberg, in which he affirmed
[00:10:29] the integrity of the electoral process and the absence
[00:10:32] of evidence that would cast doubt on its
[00:10:36] overall results.
[00:10:43] Israeli Channel 14
[00:10:46] quoted informed sources as saying that Prime Minister Benjamin
[00:10:49] Netanyahu has decided to abandon at this stage his
[00:10:53] attempts to form a new government and instead seek
[00:10:56] new elections. The channel
[00:10:59] stated that the decision came after Netanyahu concluded that
[00:11:03] Gadi Eisenkot would not agree to join
[00:11:07] a national unity government. He also
[00:11:10] ruled out forming a government that includes Avigdor Lieberman
[00:11:13] and Naftali Bennett, according to the same sources.
[00:11:17] Netanyahu intends to direct his campaign to public opinion by
[00:11:21] denying the legitimacy of any
[00:11:26] noting that security developments and Shin Bet
[00:11:29] investigations may affect this
[00:11:31] step.
[00:11:39] The leader of the Israeli Democrats party, Yair
[00:11:42] Golan, warned against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu exploiting
[00:11:46] a potential new attack on
[00:11:50] stay in power, amidst Israeli and American reports of
[00:11:54] a possible attack after the midterm
[00:11:57] elections for the US Congress. Golan said
[00:12:00] in a post on X that the chances
[00:12:04] of a new confrontation with Iran are increasing,
[00:12:07] considering that repeated rounds of fighting reveal
[00:12:13] not possess, according to his expression, popular trust
[00:12:16] or moral legitimacy to lead
[00:12:20] a new
[00:12:20] war.
[00:12:28] Hundreds of people demonstrated in central Tel
[00:12:30] Aviv, demanding the overthrow of Benjamin Netanyahu's
[00:12:34] government and calling for the formation of an alternative government based on political partnership between
[00:12:37] Jews and Arabs, equality of rights,
[00:12:40] and participation in decision-making.
[00:13:34] US President Donald Trump affirmed that the war on Iran
[00:13:38] will end very soon, indicating
[00:13:42] the Middle East came to prevent Tehran from acquiring a nuclear
[00:13:45] weapon. Trump added that Washington used B-2
[00:13:49] bombers to strike Iranian nuclear capabilities, considering
[00:13:53] that Tehran is still unaware of the extent of what
[00:13:56] it has been subjected to, and that he is trying to find someone
[00:13:59] to negotiate with in Iran, but no one wants to be
[00:14:03] president. These statements came after a phone call
[00:14:07] with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he discussed
[00:14:10] the Iranian file, while Axios reported
[00:14:14] that Netanyahu asked Trump to strike Iran
[00:14:17] after the Congress
[00:14:18] elections.
[00:14:38] I welcome Syria TV correspondent from Washington, Shaaban Aboud. Welcome
[00:14:42] Shaaban. Please tell us the
[00:14:45] details of the recent statements by US President Donald Trump
[00:14:49] and his talk about the war with Iran, and even
[00:14:52] negotiating with it, and what Axios reported
[00:14:56] about the pressure from Netanyahu on President
[00:14:59] Trump regarding the return of the war and the resumption of the war
[00:15:03] on Iran.
[00:15:07] the last few hours, there have been major developments, if
[00:15:10] I may say, at the level of
[00:15:13] negotiations after reports talked
[00:15:16] or are talking about a breakthrough or progress
[00:15:19] in these negotiations.
[00:15:23] In light of the Qatari efforts, a Qatari delegation
[00:15:27] visited Tehran and stayed
[00:15:30] there for three days, and amidst
[00:15:33] marathon negotiations and,
[00:15:36] you know, continuous negotiations, one of them lasted
[00:15:39] about 12 hours. Reports
[00:15:43] said that the Qatari delegation was in constant contact
[00:15:48] these negotiations. On the other
[00:15:51] hand, there are reports here in Washington
[00:15:55] talking about and especially Axios quoting
[00:15:58] also some developments related
[00:16:02] to the possibility of military escalation
[00:16:05] and a strike
[00:16:07] after the midterm elections. Axios reported
[00:16:11] that the phone call that took place between Trump
[00:16:14] and Netanyahu meant that the Israeli
[00:16:18] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted
[00:16:21] an immediate return to these strikes and this
[00:16:24] escalation after the completion of the midterm
[00:16:28] elections. But the conversation
[00:16:31] that was described as difficult
[00:16:35] showed that President Trump opposed
[00:16:38] this option and told
[00:16:40] Netanyahu that he preferred to give
[00:16:44] a chance to diplomatic efforts
[00:16:46] at the same time. Today, President
[00:16:49] Trump made similar
[00:16:53] statements, saying that there are good negotiations going
[00:16:57] well, even though the Iranian
[00:17:00] negotiators cannot
[00:17:04] be trusted, according to his expression. At the same
[00:17:07] time, he warned that most
[00:17:10] of the Iranian forces
[00:17:12] were destroyed
[00:17:16] time, including
[00:17:19] the air force
[00:17:22] and the air defense and missile
[00:17:25] capabilities and nuclear sites. He said that
[00:17:29] one or two sites remained, including
[00:17:32] Mount Al-Faa Al-Sawi, which is easy to deal with in a short
[00:17:35] period of time.
[00:17:38] Also, in other statements in
[00:17:41] Iowa and on the sidelines of
[00:17:44] the election rally, President Trump literally said
[00:17:48] that there are negotiations, but
[00:17:52] this war will end very soon, one way
[00:17:56] or another. And this means that if
[00:18:00] progress is made in the negotiations, then
[00:18:03] this war will end. And at the same time,
[00:18:06] if the negotiations go
[00:18:10] badly, then
[00:18:12] strikes are very likely.
[00:18:16] We forgot to talk about the report
[00:18:20] from Axios just
[00:18:24] minutes ago, Jamal. Axios quoted
[00:18:27] American officials as saying that Washington informed
[00:18:31] leaders in Gulf countries in the Gulf
[00:18:34] region that airstrikes will target
[00:18:37] next Wednesday.
[00:18:40] this about two
[00:18:44] or three hours ago or more on
[00:18:48] one of our broadcasts, and we reported this.
[00:18:51] This information came verbatim from MS
[00:18:54] Now. MS Now quoted American
[00:18:57] officials as saying that they informed
[00:19:01] the leaders of Gulf countries that the strikes
[00:19:04] November 4th, meaning
[00:19:07] a specific date. But the White House, according
[00:19:11] to MS Now, did not
[00:19:14] deny or confirm at the same time. So, we
[00:19:18] are facing conflicting reports. Reports talk
[00:19:21] about
[00:19:27] negotiations, and there are reports that give
[00:19:31] a date for a possible US military strike
[00:19:35] on the 4th of November.
[00:19:50] Or will the strikes actually happen, as US
[00:19:53] officials said or warned some Gulf
[00:19:57] state leaders? Thank you, Jamal. Thank
[00:20:01] you very much, Shaaban Aboud, Syria TV correspondent from
[00:20:04] Washington.
[00:20:08] Thank you, dear viewers, for your kind follow-up. May God protect you.
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[00:25:44] Ahmed Nami Al-Damad
[00:25:48] Ahmed Nami, the Circassian Syrian president
[00:25:52] of origin and the politician who reconciled
[00:25:54] contradictions.
[00:25:57] Ahmed Nami was born in Beirut in
[00:26:00] 1808.
[00:26:04] He was from a Circassian family
[00:26:06] that came from the Caucasus at the end of the 18th
[00:26:09] century and settled in
[00:26:11] Syria. His father was one of the prominent
[00:26:15] mayors of Beirut who contributed to its urban
[00:26:19] renaissance.
[00:26:20] Nami
[00:26:28] worked during the Ottoman era in the administration
[00:26:31] of Ottoman diwans in Izmir, Turkey, and in Beirut.
[00:26:35] During his time in Turkey, and due to
[00:26:38] his proximity to high-ranking officials, he married
[00:26:41] the daughter of Sultan Abdul Hamid II,
[00:26:45] Aisha Sultan, and was subsequently
[00:26:48] nicknamed Al-Damad, meaning
[00:26:50] the Sultan's son-in-law. After the outbreak of World War
[00:26:54] I, he traveled to Europe and lived for a relatively
[00:26:57] long period in France, which helped him
[00:27:00] build strong
[00:27:03] the French.
[00:27:07] Al-Damad Nami returned to Beirut and was appointed in
[00:27:10] 1926
[00:27:12] as president of the Syrian Federation. At that
[00:27:16] time, the situation in Syria was very
[00:27:19] turbulent due to the outbreak of the Great Syrian
[00:27:22] Revolution. Al-Damad Nami's appointment came
[00:27:25] to work towards calming that
[00:27:27] situation. Al-Damad Nami managed to achieve
[00:27:31] important accomplishments during his presidency, which
[00:27:34] lasted until
[00:27:36] 1928,
[00:27:39] which made him gain great popularity among
[00:27:43] Syrians of all
[00:27:45] backgrounds.
[00:27:52] He managed to form his government equally between
[00:27:56] nationalists who were hostile to France
[00:27:58] and moderates who supported it. This government succeeded
[00:28:02] in abolishing the exceptional courts that
[00:28:05] were arbitrarily trying the rebels of the Great Syrian
[00:28:08] Revolution. It also succeeded in transforming the mandate
[00:28:12] into a treaty between France and Syria,
[00:28:15] similar to the one between Iraq and Britain,
[00:28:19] which would be a step towards
[00:28:22] independence later. To reinforce this
[00:28:25] step, Nami's government worked to include
[00:28:28] Syria in the League of Nations, making
[00:28:31] it a recognized entity.
[00:28:34] Al-Damad
[00:28:38] Nami was the first to visit the internal
[00:28:41] Syrian regions such as Aleppo, Homs,
[00:28:45] and Hama to emphasize the unity of federal
[00:28:48] Syria at the time. He also contributed to convincing the French to annex the Alawite
[00:28:52] state to the Syrian Federation and prevent
[00:28:56] its separation.
[00:29:04] After the end of his presidency due to political
[00:29:08] unrest and disputes, the idea of constitutional
[00:29:11] monarchy in Syria was proposed, and many names
[00:29:15] were nominated to ascend the Syrian throne, including
[00:29:17] Prince Faisal and Khedive Abbas Hilmi II, in addition
[00:29:21] to Al-Damad Nami
[00:29:25] settled on adopting the republican system, which is still in
[00:29:29] place today.
[00:29:33] Al-Damad Nami passed away in Beirut in
[00:29:36] 1963,
[00:29:39] having retired from political life
[00:29:43] and was buried in his family's cemetery.