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[00:00:00] The employees were forced to We are talking about five
[00:00:03] in the presence of a government work an additional
[00:00:05] since this morning hour, so the goal was not to increase salaries
[00:00:09] and increase working hours. It is worth noting that, from a positive perspective,
[00:00:12] citizens may be able to conduct
[00:00:15] wounded transactions for longer hours during the day, but the employee
[00:00:18] today has had their working hours increased by a full hour. Some also stated
[00:00:23] We consider that increasing the hour does not mean increasing production. Increasing
[00:00:25] this hour may lead to employees relaxing due to
[00:00:28] the lack of demand for this
[00:00:32] hour, and therefore this
[00:00:35] Each state has two seats in hour came for reasons that are not well-thought-out, as some see it,
[00:00:37] only related to either
[00:00:41] not canceling the Saturday holiday, as rumors spread,
[00:00:44] or to balance the previous
[00:00:47] to be held salary increase. So, employees today are talking about
[00:00:49] an increase in working hours and say that
[00:00:52] the salary is inherently low, and therefore this increase
[00:00:57] occupation, Catherine, does makes the salary unfair. Others say that it may
[00:01:00] be beneficial to some sectors that do not need this
[00:01:04] increase and may cause employees to
[00:01:07] slack off due to a lack of tasks to be completed in this
[00:01:10] hour. Yes, Hazem Awad from Damascus. Thank you very much.
[00:01:15] change in the results The Minister of Higher Education
[00:01:19] depend on. and Scientific Research, Marwan
[00:01:20] This festival Al-Halabi, announced the dates for a number of academic competitions and entitlements.
[00:01:23] Al-Halabi clarified that the relevant
[00:01:26] teams are working to announce the results of the general competition
[00:01:31] and earned a Master's degree in early next week, while
[00:01:31] militarily the results of postgraduate occupation continues competitions are expected
[00:01:35] by the end of the current year
[00:01:38] and early next year. The minister added
[00:01:41] that it is scheduled to announce the results of
[00:01:44] the preparatory year students' sorting competition during this
[00:01:48] current
[00:01:49] week.
[00:01:54] The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan
[00:01:57] Al-Halabi, affirmed the follow-up on the issue of non-recognition of degrees
[00:02:01] from the Syrian Virtual University and a number of private
[00:02:05] universities in the United Arab Emirates. Al-Halabi
[00:02:08] clarified via Facebook
[00:02:10] the course of the last that the ministry has initiated communication with the Emirati Ministry of Higher Education
[00:02:14] through correspondence and approved
[00:02:17] channels to work on addressing this issue
[00:02:22] and supporting bread production and reaching a solution that protects the rights of graduates
[00:02:25] and resolves the existing problems. He added that the ministry
[00:02:29] is following up on the regulatory and academic aspects
[00:02:32] related to this matter with the Emirati side
[00:02:36] Congress, indicating with the aim of clarifying the necessary requirements and procedures and reaching
[00:02:40] a solution that guarantees
[00:02:43] for operation. the rights of graduates and the recognition of the included academic certificates.
[00:02:48] Sham." In television, he directed The Ministry of Industry and Trade launched the project
[00:02:52] for updating and digitizing
[00:02:54] of the Strip. company registration in Syria in partnership with the US
[00:02:57] Department of State. The project aims to simplify procedures
[00:03:01] used tires in for registering local and foreign companies
[00:03:07] control of Congress, and electronically archiving records to support the investment
[00:03:10] environment.
[00:03:15] The project, we are an American company funded by the US Department of State,
[00:03:18] we try to provide technical
[00:03:20] of voters felt and in-kind support regarding the data
[00:03:24] center for the Ministry of Industry so that they are able
[00:03:27] to manage the data center
[00:03:31] and Handicraft Areas in Aleppo, under the guidance of and install or update all systems and support the process of modernization
[00:03:35] and digital transformation.
[00:03:38] The main goal is to provide the appropriate
[00:03:41] and advanced infrastructure in addition
[00:03:45] to providing consultations
[00:03:48] and also providing technical support and transfer
[00:03:51] areas in of expertise. There will also be an exchange of expertise with neighboring countries
[00:03:55] or foreign experiences in company
[00:03:59] registration.
[00:04:03] The Central Bank of Syria relaunched the Banking Training
[00:04:08] of two Palestinians and Qualification Center and developed its programs after
[00:04:12] The midterm elections in a two-year hiatus, with the aim of Questions that do not shy away from providing the banking sector with expertise
[00:04:17] and producers. From and improving the skills of its employees. The bank clarified that the center
[00:04:20] will work on developing the skills of banking cadres in
[00:04:24] risk management, banking supervision,
[00:04:27] and combating money laundering
[00:04:30] and terrorism financing, as well as cybersecurity,
[00:04:34] financial management, and modern financial
[00:04:37] technologies, in addition to promoting financial literacy
[00:04:41] elections, it is necessary to and banking awareness, benefiting from the cooperation agreement
[00:04:45] with Frankfurt University to attract local and international expertise.
[00:04:58] Court. This system
[00:05:03] Al-Basar International Foundation,
[00:05:05] by shrapnel in cooperation with the Health Directorate complete. On
[00:05:07] of them. in Raqqa, continues to implement a medical campaign
[00:05:10] to perform 400 eye surgeries
[00:05:13] at the National Hospital, with the aim of
[00:05:16] providing medical and therapeutic services to patients
[00:05:19] and alleviating their financial burdens.
[00:05:34] Of course, the campaign is implemented by Al-Basar International Foundation in cooperation with the Health Directorate
[00:05:37] in Raqqa. The campaign targets 400 cases.
[00:05:40] We perform white cataract surgery. The latest phaco technique with lens implantation. The goal of the campaign is
[00:05:44] to alleviate the financial burdens because a large number of patients were not able
[00:05:48] to receive medical assistance, so we prevent complications
[00:05:51] and the patient doesn't delay surgical operation.
[00:05:55] Of course, the campaign targets 400 cases as we mentioned.
[00:05:58] Today we performed 100 cases, and we will continue
[00:06:02] until the end of the campaign.
[00:06:04] الحمله
[00:06:08] We went to Damascus to have my mother's surgery done. It cost a lot.
[00:06:16] We came here and registered, and the situation is better here
[00:06:19] than there, and it's closer to home. And God willing, the staff are good.
[00:06:23] We hope there will be
[00:06:26] other specialties besides eyes, like cardiology, pediatrics, and general
[00:06:30] surgery.
[00:06:32] عامه
[00:06:36] The Aleppo Governorate announced the reopening of the flour mill
[00:06:40] and grain silos in Tal Rifaat city, in the northern
[00:06:44] Aleppo countryside, after a stoppage that lasted about
[00:06:47] 14 years. This came after the completion of its rehabilitation
[00:06:51] work in cooperation between the Syrian General Establishment
[00:06:54] for Grains and the organizations Shafaq and Global
[00:06:57] Communities. SANA quoted the director of the Syrian Grains branch
[00:07:01] in Aleppo, Mahmoud Abu Bakr, as saying that the storage
[00:07:05] capacity of the silos is 12,000 tons,
[00:07:08] and it is scheduled to start receiving wheat crops
[00:07:12] from farmers in the region starting from the next
[00:07:16] season. Abu Bakr clarified that the rehabilitation
[00:07:19] of the silos aims to increase the storage
[00:07:22] capacity for wheat crops and reduce transportation
[00:07:26] costs, while the reopening of the mill
[00:07:29] is expected to contribute to securing flour
[00:07:31] for bakeries
[00:07:35] in the region.
[00:07:40] The Directorate of Industrial and Handicraft
[00:07:43] Areas in Aleppo Governorate closed nine workshops
[00:07:46] for washing jeans due to their violation
[00:07:49] of environmental safety conditions and their reliance
[00:07:53] on burning used tires
[00:07:55] The electricity is off, extinguish the fire inside quickly and talk to me.
[00:07:57] We are in the Sheikh Najjar industrial area in
[00:08:01] Aleppo. The Aleppo Governorate issued
[00:08:04] a decision to seal nine jeans washing facilities in the Sheikh Najjar
[00:08:07] area, as a result of many complaints received about the owners of these
[00:08:11] facilities, as they use
[00:08:14] heaters. Approximately two months ago, the Aleppo Governorate also
[00:08:17] issued a circular prohibiting the entry of used tires, but the industrialists
[00:08:20] did not comply with this circular and brought in tires by smuggling them to the Sheikh Najjar
[00:08:24] area. Of course, operating
[00:08:26] the heaters with these tires, whether used
[00:08:30] tires or plastic waste, pollutes
[00:08:32] the air and causes great harm to citizens
[00:08:35] and to textile factories
[00:08:38] and food factories to a large extent. We, as the Directorate of Industrial
[00:08:44] the Governor, facilitate procedures
[00:08:47] to a large extent for industrialists, but not at the expense of citizens' health
[00:08:50] and not at the expense of pollution that harms the residents of Aleppo
[00:08:54] city.
[00:09:02] Idlib city hosts the first Olive Festival
[00:09:05] after the liberation of Syria, with the participation of
[00:09:08] producers and farmers from several Syrian governorates,
[00:09:12] including Latakia, Tartus, Homs,
[00:09:15] and Hama. The festival lasts three
[00:09:18] days, aiming to introduce olive products and their derivatives,
[00:09:22] and to enhance marketing opportunities and exchange expertise
[00:09:25] between farmers
[00:09:29] the Syrian coast to Idlib, olive products
[00:09:32] and olive oil from Latakia governorate were present
[00:09:36] as part of the participation of producers from various
[00:09:39] Syrian regions. Here,
[00:09:42] participants display their crops and agricultural
[00:09:46] products, providing an opportunity to introduce them and open new horizons
[00:09:49] for their marketing after years of absence
[00:09:53] of such gatherings.
[00:09:56] Of course, we participated with productive saplings from our agricultural
[00:09:59] centers, with olive saplings, in addition to some products
[00:10:03] of rural women. Of course, these products that
[00:10:07] rural women make are a support for these rural
[00:10:09] women, and rural women have a hall at our Directorate
[00:10:13] of Agriculture where they present these products, and these samples are part
[00:10:19] At the Cultural Center in Idlib city,
[00:10:23] the activities of the first Olive Festival were inaugurated
[00:10:28] delegation and a number of agricultural and economic
[00:10:31] figures. Participation was not limited to Idlib, but also included
[00:10:35] the governorates of Tartus, Latakia, Homs,
[00:10:38] and Hama, with wings displaying varieties
[00:10:41] of olives and their derivatives, in addition to agricultural
[00:10:44] production requirements.
[00:10:48] this the first festival after liberation. Last year,
[00:10:51] we held an olive exhibition to revive
[00:10:55] the olive oil festival and olive-related
[00:10:58] activities in their entirety.
[00:11:02] Of course, it coincides with the olive harvest season.
[00:11:05] We are currently in November.
[00:11:08] This festival will continue
[00:11:12] annually. Idlib's right has returned
[00:11:15] to Idlib after a long absence. Over
[00:11:18] three days, the festival allows farmers
[00:11:22] and producers to display their crops, introduce
[00:11:25] their products, and exchange expertise in the fields
[00:11:29] of agriculture, manufacturing, and marketing. It also provides
[00:11:32] an opportunity to strengthen communication between producers and economic
[00:11:36] entities and to support one of the most prominent
[00:11:40] agricultural sectors that thousands of Syrians
[00:11:45] is not limited to showcasing olive
[00:11:49] products only, but it also brings together producers and farmers
[00:11:52] from various Syrian governorates
[00:11:55] in an attempt to expand marketing
[00:11:59] opportunities and enhance the presence of Syrian olives in the markets.
[00:12:02] Ibrahim Swaid, Syria TV, Idlib city.
[00:12:27] And to the news of the American midterm elections, US President
[00:12:30] Donald Trump threatened to use the presidential veto against
[00:12:34] bills that Democrats might introduce
[00:12:37] if they gain control of Congress in the midterm elections.
[00:12:40] Trump clarified in statements to the New York
[00:12:43] Post that his repeated rejection
[00:12:47] of bills would push Democrats to
[00:12:50] negotiate with his administration to reach
[00:12:53] agreements, confirming his ability to implement his policies
[00:12:57] even with a Democratic majority in
[00:13:01] that he would become what he described as "Mr.
[00:13:05] Veto."
[00:13:07] فيتو.
[00:13:11] A poll conducted by NBC News
[00:13:15] showed the Democratic Party leading the Republican Party
[00:13:18] by a margin of seven percentage points before
[00:13:21] the midterm congressional elections scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday.
[00:13:26] According to the poll, 52% of
[00:13:29] participants supported Democratic
[00:13:32] compared to 45% for Republicans.
[00:13:35] The poll also revealed an increase in dissatisfaction
[00:13:38] with Trump's performance to 60%,
[00:13:41] while 64%
[00:13:45] that he had not lived up to their
[00:13:49] expectations, amid increasing discontent with economic
[00:13:52] conditions and policies.
[00:13:59] The midterm elections in the United States
[00:14:03] will redraw the balance of power within the legislative
[00:14:06] institution, where the competition between
[00:14:09] the Democratic and Republican parties is escalating
[00:14:12] to win the majority in both houses of Congress,
[00:14:16] in addition to elections to choose governors
[00:14:19] of states, in a scene that will determine
[00:14:22] the future of the next two years of President Trump's
[00:14:26] main term. More details about these elections
[00:14:30] and their contexts are in the following
[00:14:32] material.
[00:14:37] the United States are known by this name
[00:14:40] because they take place in the middle of the presidential term, which
[00:14:44] lasts for four years, and represent
[00:14:46] a test of voter satisfaction with the president's
[00:14:50] performance and policies. Americans go to the polls
[00:14:54] to elect members of the House of Representatives and the Senate,
[00:14:58] in addition to governors and representatives
[00:15:01] in other local offices. To understand the importance of these
[00:15:06] understand the American system of government,
[00:15:09] which is based on the separation of three powers: executive, led by
[00:15:13] the president; legislative, represented by Congress with its two houses,
[00:15:17] the Senate and the House of Representatives; and an independent judiciary,
[00:15:20] topped by the Supreme
[00:15:23] aims to prevent the concentration of powers in one entity
[00:15:26] by distributing powers and establishing mechanisms
[00:15:29] for mutual oversight. Congressional
[00:15:33] elections include all seats in the House of Representatives, which number
[00:15:36] 435 seats,
[00:15:39] as its members are elected every two years,
[00:15:43] and seats are distributed among states according to their
[00:15:47] population. As for the Senate, which has 100
[00:15:50] members, the term of membership is six years,
[00:15:54] and about a third of its seats are renewed every two years.
[00:15:58] In these elections, candidates are competing for
[00:16:01] 55 seats. Republicans hold
[00:16:04] 22 of these seats, compared to
[00:16:08] 13 for Democrats.
[00:16:12] the chamber, regardless of its population
[00:16:15] or area. Republicans enjoy
[00:16:18] a narrow majority in the House of Representatives,
[00:16:22] as they hold 218
[00:16:24] seats, compared to 214
[00:16:27] for Democrats, with two vacant
[00:16:30] seats and one independent member. In the Senate,
[00:16:33] Republicans lead with 53 seats,
[00:16:37] compared to 45 for Democrats
[00:16:40] and two independents who usually
[00:16:43] align with Democrats. This narrow majority
[00:16:46] makes the competition for congressional seats
[00:16:49] decisive, as a limited
[00:16:52] can overturn the balance of power
[00:16:55] within either chamber. The competition is not limited
[00:16:58] to Congress, as 66 American
[00:17:02] states will hold elections
[00:17:04] to choose their governors, which is equivalent to 72.70%
[00:17:08] of the total American states, which gives
[00:17:11] these elections an importance that transcends the federal
[00:17:14] level to the political landscape within
[00:17:17] the states. The midterm elections are not limited
[00:17:21] to changing members of Congress, but also extend
[00:17:24] to the extent of the president's ability to pass his legislative
[00:17:27] agenda. His party's retention
[00:17:30] of the majority or loss
[00:17:33] of it in either chamber affects
[00:17:36] the approval of laws and budgets, and the ability
[00:17:39] of Congress to exercise oversight over the administration,
[00:17:43] making these elections a pivotal station in determining
[00:17:47] two years
[00:17:48] of the presidential
[00:17:58] term. Medical sources in Gaza reported the killing of five Palestinians
[00:18:02] and the injury of others as a result of Israeli raids
[00:18:05] targeting several areas in the Gaza Strip. This
[00:18:09] comes after the killing of nine Palestinians yesterday, Sunday, as a result
[00:18:12] of Israeli attacks targeting Khan Yunis and the Rimal neighborhood
[00:18:15] in Gaza City. The Israeli army
[00:18:19] continues its violations of the ceasefire agreement
[00:18:21] in force since October 10,
[00:18:25] 2025, through shelling and shooting
[00:18:28] in various areas
[00:18:31] القطاع.
[00:18:40] From Gaza, our Syria TV correspondent Shurooq Shaheen joins us. Welcome,
[00:18:44] Shurooq. Shurooq, could you tell us more about the damage
[00:18:48] that resulted from the occupation's air
[00:18:51] strikes on the Gaza
[00:18:52] Strip?
[00:18:58] Yes, Catherine, there is extensive
[00:19:02] damage resulting from the continuous
[00:19:05] Israeli raids on areas
[00:19:08] of the Gaza Strip. Among these damages are
[00:19:11] human casualties. We are talking about
[00:19:15] the martyrdom of five Palestinians
[00:19:18] since this morning until this
[00:19:22] moment as a result of the Israeli
[00:19:25] raids that targeted several
[00:19:29] the Strip, where
[00:19:32] the Mawasi area was subjected to Israeli
[00:19:35] shelling on two separate
[00:19:39] occasions, and these raids
[00:19:43] led to the martyrdom
[00:19:46] and also a third martyr who died
[00:19:49] from his wounds
[00:19:52] from Khan Yunis city,
[00:19:55] who was one of the police officers who were targeted
[00:19:58] yesterday in an Israeli
[00:20:01] raid that led to the martyrdom of five
[00:20:05] police officers, and today the sixth
[00:20:08] martyr joins his colleagues
[00:20:11] from the police force in
[00:20:14] an Israeli raid that targeted them in a systematic and direct
[00:20:17] manner. A short while ago,
[00:20:21] there was an attack on a civilian
[00:20:25] vehicle in Hayt al-Hawwa
[00:20:28] in the south of Gaza City,
[00:20:32] and this raid led to the martyrdom
[00:20:35] of a Palestinian. The fourth
[00:20:38] Palestinian martyr, who was martyred this morning
[00:20:43] from a quadcopter drone that targeted
[00:20:47] him.
[00:20:50] Palestinian martyrs
[00:20:55] until this moment,
[00:20:58] and this toll may rise,
[00:21:01] especially with the presence of a number of
[00:21:05] and injured people who are receiving
[00:21:08] treatment. We are daily monitoring
[00:21:11] the martyrdom of Palestinians who succumb
[00:21:14] to their wounds, and this is due to the difficult
[00:21:18] medical situation that
[00:21:21] the medical sector in Gaza is experiencing
[00:21:24] as a result of the continuous siege
[00:21:27] and the prevention of the entry of medical supplies
[00:21:30] and the depletion of medical staff for nearly
[00:21:33] three years. These cadres continue
[00:21:37] to work to provide treatment
[00:21:40] to the wounded and sick inside the hospitals of the Gaza Strip,
[00:21:44] in addition to the fact that the Israeli
[00:21:47] not allow the departure of
[00:21:50] the wounded and sick in adequate
[00:21:54] numbers, especially since we are talking about more than
[00:21:57] 2,000 wounded and sick people
[00:22:00] who need to travel, most of whom are cancer
[00:22:04] patients, and these people suffer
[00:22:08] greatly from the shortage of medicines
[00:22:12] and also the medical supplies for their
[00:22:16] treatment. The Israeli these violations, both
[00:22:21] and humanitarianly, Catherine. Thank you very much,
[00:22:25] Shurooq Shaheen, who was with us from
[00:22:27] Gaza.
[00:22:31] The governor of Hebron, Khaled Dudin, announced the withdrawal
[00:22:35] of Israeli occupation forces completely from the city
[00:22:38] located in the southern West Bank, following
[00:22:41] a military operation that lasted ten days.
[00:22:45] The governor confirmed that families who were forced
[00:22:48] to leave their homes can return to them after
[00:22:52] the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the city. The Israeli
[00:22:56] military operation in Hebron caused
[00:22:59] the displacement and damage of more than
[00:23:01] 3,300 Palestinians, especially
[00:23:04] in the areas of Al-Jaldeh and Ain Deer Bahah,
[00:23:08] in addition to the demolition of 15 homes
[00:23:11] and facilities.
[00:23:17] This concludes this news bulletin. Thank you for watching. Goodbye.
[00:24:02] After its success in Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar,
[00:24:04] and Oman, the Project International exhibition series
[00:24:08] is now in Syria, Project Syria 2026. The international
[00:24:12] exhibition and conference for construction brings together local and international companies
[00:24:15] and includes a high-level conference and a special platform
[00:24:18] for B2B meetings.
[00:24:21] Visit the exhibition from November 2nd to 5th in Damascus, at the Exhibition
[00:24:24] City, from 2 PM to 9 PM.
[00:24:27] المساء
[00:24:35] From the memory of war emerges the voice
[00:24:38] of the future. It is not a narrative of a past
[00:24:42] gone by, but the birth of a new
[00:24:45] present.
[00:24:48] A platform that opens horizons and raises big
[00:24:52] questions about the state, about society, and about
[00:24:56] tomorrow.
[00:25:00] the truth and do not compromise on boldness.
[00:25:04] The Third Republic
[00:25:06] views
[00:25:08] and a voice in which everyone participates
[00:25:12] on Syria
[00:25:12] TV.
[00:25:24] Syrians spread across
[00:25:25] the earth.
[00:25:28] They succeeded, excelled, and proved their existence despite
[00:25:32] the difficulties.
[00:25:37] Between their success stories and decisions that shape their destiny in
[00:25:40] their diaspora.
[00:25:47] Al-Mahjar: stories and decisions that shape the scene
[00:25:51] discusses its details to make the picture
[00:25:55] Al-Mahjar, on Syria TV.
[00:25:57] سوريا.
[00:26:07] Bashar al-Assad's escape from Damascus
[00:26:09] in a time when events are accelerating.
[00:26:12] Welcome, viewers, to this news hour
[00:26:15] from Syria TV, where issues intersect.
[00:26:19] Our news bulletins come to you
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[00:26:25] to the whole world.
[00:26:28] Here, we don't just narrate the event, but
[00:26:32] we delve into its background,
[00:26:35] analyze its dimensions,
[00:26:37] and follow hot developments
[00:26:41] with round-the-clock coverage.
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[00:26:49] headlines, and reveal what's behind
[00:26:52] them.
[00:26:54] Farewell.
[00:30:34] Good evening, viewers, and welcome to this news bulletin from
[00:30:38] Syria TV, with the headlines:
[00:30:40] A Lebanese
[00:30:45] ministerial delegation, headed by the Deputy Prime Minister,
[00:30:49] discusses border issues, the return of Syrian refugees,
[00:30:52] and education in
[00:30:53] Damascus.