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[00:00:00] coming from the Latakia governorate
[00:00:01] with a Democratic majority in as part of a participation that brings together
[00:00:04] producers from different Syrian regions. Here,
[00:00:07] participants display their crops
[00:00:10] and agricultural products in an opportunity to introduce them
[00:00:15] to try to prevent and open new O homes, in horizons for marketing them after
[00:00:15] are homes. In
[00:00:17] years of absence of such
[00:00:20] meetings. Of course, we participated with
[00:00:24] productive saplings from our agricultural centers, olive
[00:00:28] saplings, in addition to some products. The rural woman, of course, these
[00:00:32] products that the rural woman makes are a support for
[00:00:35] the rural woman, and the rural woman has a hall at
[00:00:39] the Directorate of Agriculture that offers these products, and these existing samples
[00:00:43] are part
[00:00:46] voters believed of them.
[00:00:47] scattered areas of At the Cultural Center in the city of Idlib, the activities of the First Olive Festival
[00:00:51] were inaugurated, with the presence of a government delegation and a number of
[00:00:54] agricultural and economic
[00:00:58] activities. The participation was not limited
[00:01:00] to, but included the governorates of Tartus, Latakia,
[00:01:03] Midterm elections are held in Homs, and Hama with pavilions displaying varieties
[00:01:07] of olives and their derivatives, in addition to agricultural
[00:01:11] production
[00:01:13] causes a large number supplies. This first festival, we consider it
[00:01:16] after the liberation last year, we held an olive exhibition in order
[00:01:20] to revive the olive oil festival
[00:01:23] and all
[00:01:26] He received his early education in activities related to olives. Of course,
[00:01:29] elections and their context in something that coincides with the olive
[00:01:31] harvest season. We are currently
[00:01:35] O homes, in in November. This festival
[00:01:38] are homes. In will continue and will be held
[00:01:40] every year. Idlib has the right to return to Idlib after a long
[00:01:43] absence. For three days, the festival
[00:01:47] allows farmers and producers to display
[00:01:50] their crops, introduce their products, and exchange
[00:01:53] experiences in the fields of agriculture,
[00:01:58] by lyricism and innovation in manufacturing, and marketing. It also represents an opportunity to enhance
[00:02:01] Israeli violations today communication between producers
[00:02:03] To understand the importance of these and economic entities and to support one of the most prominent agricultural
[00:02:07] system of government, sectors that thousands of Syrians rely on. This
[00:02:11] festival is not limited to displaying
[00:02:13] olive products only, but rather brings together producers
[00:02:17] and farmers from different Syrian governorates
[00:02:20] in an attempt to expand marketing
[00:02:24] opportunities and enhance the presence of Syrian
[00:02:27] olives in the markets. Ibrahim Sweid, Television reaches
[00:02:35] artisan Muhammad Barini who revived the art of mosaic
[00:02:38] after returning from asylum in Turkey to Ain Tarma
[00:02:42] with the latest targeting by in the Damascus countryside. Despite losing his four factories that
[00:02:45] were destroyed by the war, Barini continues to transfer his accumulated experience
[00:02:50] is true, but only over decades through And I see that this a small workshop and limited
[00:02:53] capabilities.
[00:02:57] the students are returning and this is primarily reflected
[00:03:00] I've been in this craft for 50 years, and we worked
[00:03:04] in it and excelled in it. Thank God, and it's all made of
[00:03:10] Min Yashtrik." Among state has two seats in 100% natural stones from local and foreign marble. We traveled and worked
[00:03:13] in Turkey
[00:03:15] hit this for 14 years, and we did good work
[00:03:19] immediate in Turkey, thank God. And we started sending to America and working
[00:03:23] for Turkey and America.
[00:03:26] And when the liberation happened, we packed up and returned because our country
[00:03:30] so we can work for the country again, meaning this craft returns to
[00:03:33] the country. During the revolution, I had four factories. Now, thank God, when I returned, I didn't have
[00:03:39] at the any factory. We rented
[00:03:40] displaced a factory and are working, and we started from scratch.
[00:03:43] We lived and learned this craft from my father since I was 10
[00:03:47] years old, and we started it
[00:03:49] change in until we were forced to migrate
[00:03:52] due to the war and shelling. But before
[00:03:54] the war, this profession was very
[00:03:58] famous, and my father was known for this
[00:04:01] profession. He even did many projects and so on, and I used to see this
[00:04:05] and dream of learning and becoming
[00:04:08] so. So that's why, with my studies, I used to go down to
[00:04:12] the factory at every opportunity I had to learn this
[00:04:14] until we were forced to travel due to the war.
[00:04:38] the presence of a large number of oversight over
[00:04:43] US President Donald Trump
[00:04:45] two years of threatened to use his presidential
[00:04:47] veto against bills that may be
[00:04:50] introduced by Democrats if they take control of
[00:04:55] does not Congress in the midterm elections.
[00:04:56] want the Trump stated in statements to the New York
[00:05:00] Post that his repeated rejection of bills
[00:05:02] would force Democrats to negotiate
[00:05:06] with his administration to reach agreements, asserting
[00:05:09] his ability to implement his policies even
[00:05:13] Congress, explaining that he would transform
[00:05:17] into what he described as Mr.
[00:05:18] Veto.
[00:05:27] A poll conducted by NBC News showed
[00:05:31] the Democratic Party leading the Republican by a margin of
[00:05:34] seven percentage points ahead of the midterm congressional elections
[00:05:38] scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday. According to the poll,
[00:05:41] 52% of participants supported
[00:05:45] Democratic control of Congress, compared to 45%
[00:05:49] for Republicans. The poll also revealed an increase in the disapproval
[00:05:52] rating of Trump's performance to 60%, while
[00:05:56] 64% of that he
[00:06:00] had not lived up to their expectations amid
[00:06:03] growing dissatisfaction with the economic conditions and his administration's
[00:06:06] policies.
[00:06:16] the United States of America to redraw the balance
[00:06:19] of power within the legislative institution, where
[00:06:22] competition between the Democratic and Republican parties
[00:06:25] to win the majority in both houses of Congress, in addition
[00:06:29] to elections to elect state governors, in
[00:06:32] a scene that will determine the future two years of President
[00:06:36] Trump's presidential term. More details about these
[00:06:41] the following article. Colleague Bilal Al-Bizra
[00:06:43] Midterm elections in the United
[00:06:47] States are known by this name
[00:06:50] because they take place in the middle of the presidential term,
[00:06:54] which lasts for four years,
[00:06:57] and represent a test of voter satisfaction with the president's
[00:07:00] performance and policies. Americans go
[00:07:03] to the polls to elect members
[00:07:07] of the House and Senate, in addition to state
[00:07:10] governors and representatives in other local positions.
[00:07:15] elections, it is necessary to understand the American
[00:07:19] which is based on the separation of three
[00:07:23] powers: executive, led by the president; legislative, represented by Congress
[00:07:26] with its two houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives;
[00:07:29] and independent judicial, headed by the Supreme Court.
[00:07:33] This system aims to prevent the concentration of powers in one entity through
[00:07:37] the distribution of powers and the establishment
[00:07:41] of mutual oversight mechanisms.
[00:07:44] The Congress elections include all 435 seats
[00:07:47] of the House of Representatives, as its members are elected
[00:07:50] every two years, and the seats are distributed
[00:07:54] among the states according to their population. As for the Senate,
[00:07:58] which has 100 members, the term of membership
[00:08:02] is six years, and about one-third
[00:08:05] of its seats are renewed every two years. In these
[00:08:08] elections, candidates compete for
[00:08:10] 35 seats. Republicans hold
[00:08:14] 22 of these seats, compared to
[00:08:17] 13 for Democrats. Each
[00:08:22] the council, regardless of its population
[00:08:25] or area. Republicans have
[00:08:28] a narrow majority in the House of Representatives,
[00:08:31] holding 218 seats
[00:08:34] compared to 214
[00:08:37] for Democrats, with two vacant
[00:08:40] seats and one independent member. In the Senate,
[00:08:43] Republicans lead with 53 seats,
[00:08:47] compared to 45 for Democrats
[00:08:49] and two for independents who usually
[00:08:53] align with Democrats. This narrow majority
[00:08:56] makes the competition for congressional seats
[00:08:59] crucial, as a limited
[00:09:02] the results could tip the balance of power
[00:09:05] within one of the houses. The competition is not limited
[00:09:08] to Congress, as 36
[00:09:11] states are holding elections to elect
[00:09:14] their governors, which is equivalent to 72%
[00:09:17] of the total American states, giving
[00:09:21] these elections an importance that transcends the federal
[00:09:24] level to the political scene within
[00:09:27] the states. Midterm elections are not just
[00:09:30] about changing members of Congress,
[00:09:34] but also extend to the president's ability to pass
[00:09:37] his legislative agenda. His party retaining
[00:09:40] the majority or losing it
[00:09:43] in one of the houses affects the approval of laws and budgets
[00:09:46] and the ability of Congress to exercise
[00:09:50] the administration, making these elections a pivotal
[00:09:53] point in determining the course of the last
[00:09:57] the presidential term.
[00:10:08] Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak said that
[00:10:12] Netanyahu wants to attack Iran to stay in power.
[00:10:15] Barak pointed out that Netanyahu
[00:10:19] seeks to prevent discussion about his controversial
[00:10:22] record by escalating against Iran.
[00:10:25] He affirmed that attacking Iran could put pressure
[00:10:29] to form a unity government with Netanyahu's participation.
[00:10:32] Barak confirmed that there was no intelligence information
[00:10:36] that would necessitate immediate action against
[00:10:38] Iran.
[00:10:43] Medical sources in Gaza reported the killing of five Palestinians
[00:10:47] and the injury of others as a result of Israeli raids
[00:10:50] targeting several areas in the Gaza Strip. This comes after
[00:10:53] the killing of nine Palestinians yesterday, Sunday, as a result
[00:10:57] of Israeli targeting that affected Khan Yunis and the Rimal neighborhood in Gaza
[00:11:01] City. The Israeli army continues its violations of the ceasefire
[00:11:04] that has been in effect since October 10,
[00:11:07] 2025 through shelling and shooting in
[00:11:12] the Strip.
[00:11:21] The governor of Hebron, Khaled Dudin, announced the withdrawal of Israeli
[00:11:25] occupation forces completely from the city
[00:11:28] located south of the West Bank after a military
[00:11:31] operation that lasted ten days. The governor affirmed
[00:11:34] that families who were forced to leave their homes can return
[00:11:38] to them after the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the city.
[00:11:41] The Israeli military operation
[00:11:44] in Hebron caused the displacement and damage
[00:11:47] of more than 3,300
[00:11:50] Palestinians, especially in the areas of Al-Jaladah
[00:11:53] and Ain. Deir Bah, in addition
[00:11:56] to the demolition of 15 homes and facilities.
[00:12:11] I now turn, dear viewers, to Shurooq Shaheen, Syria TV correspondent,
[00:12:14] live with me from Gaza.
[00:12:17] Shurooq, welcome. So,
[00:12:21] a field report on what happened regarding
[00:12:26] in the Gaza Strip. With you,
[00:12:28] Shurooq.
[00:12:35] Yes, there have been five martyrs since
[00:12:38] this morning until
[00:12:41] now as a result of the new Israeli
[00:12:45] violations and aggressions on several areas
[00:12:49] in the Gaza Strip. Perhaps the most prominent
[00:12:52] of these areas where the aggressions occurred
[00:12:56] are Gaza City
[00:12:58] and also the central
[00:13:02] and southern governorates of the Gaza Strip. I will start
[00:13:07] the Israeli drone,
[00:13:10] which fired a missile at a civilian vehicle in
[00:13:14] Hay al-Hawa, south of Gaza City. This
[00:13:17] raid resulted in the martyrdom of a Palestinian
[00:13:21] and also the transfer of a number of injured people to
[00:13:25] Al-Shifa Medical Hospital. Also,
[00:13:28] in the central Gaza Strip, specifically in
[00:13:32] the Al-Masdar area, a quadcopter drone
[00:13:35] dropped a bomb on a Palestinian, and its shrapnel
[00:13:40] young Palestinian, leading to his
[00:13:44] martyrdom, and his body was transferred to Al-Aqsa
[00:13:48] Hospital, which is located in Gaza City,
[00:13:51] in Deir al-Balah. As for the
[00:13:55] southern governorate of the Gaza Strip,
[00:13:58] specifically Khan Yunis and the Al-Mawasi area,
[00:14:01] where there are huge numbers of
[00:14:05] Palestinians, the Israeli occupation
[00:14:08] targeted on two separate
[00:14:11] occasions a number of Palestinians in
[00:14:14] this area, which led to the martyrdom of two,
[00:14:18] and therefore we are talking about four
[00:14:21] martyrs as a result of the new Israeli
[00:14:24] raids, which targeted areas in the Gaza
[00:14:28] Strip. The fifth martyr is a police
[00:14:31] officer who was martyred due to his injuries
[00:14:35] sustained yesterday after an Israeli raid
[00:14:38] targeted a gathering of police
[00:14:42] officers and personnel in the Al-Mawasi area
[00:14:45] west of Gaza City, west of Khan Yunis City,
[00:14:48] while they were performing their duty
[00:14:51] of maintaining security and establishing peace
[00:14:54] and security in this area,
[00:14:58] which needs police officers, especially with
[00:15:03] displaced people, and the large overcrowding
[00:15:06] leads to disputes between Palestinian families.
[00:15:10] The presence of these officers works to
[00:15:13] resolve conflicts and disputes among displaced Palestinians,
[00:15:17] but the Israeli occupation
[00:15:21] Interior Ministry, which belongs to Hamas,
[00:15:25] to continue this work, and therefore targets them
[00:15:28] directly. This is not the first
[00:15:31] time that the Israeli occupation has targeted
[00:15:35] police officers. We have been following
[00:15:39] and monitoring since the first day of this
[00:15:42] Israeli war that there is a clear
[00:15:46] deliberate targeting by the Israeli occupation
[00:15:49] of police officers
[00:15:52] Hamas from continuing its rule
[00:15:56] of the Gaza Strip. Also, there was a statement
[00:15:59] from the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Furat,
[00:16:03] speaking about the arrival of more than ten
[00:16:06] martyrs during the past 48
[00:16:09] hours as a result of the continuous Israeli
[00:16:13] violations and aggressions, and this toll will not
[00:16:16] be the last given the continued Israeli aggressions on
[00:16:19] scattered areas in the Gaza Strip.
[00:16:23] At the time of the Israeli elections,
[00:16:26] these violations and aggressions
[00:16:28] subsided, but when the Israeli election
[00:16:31] process ended, Israeli drones
[00:16:35] returned to hover over the skies of the Gaza
[00:16:38] Strip, and also warplanes carry out raids
[00:16:42] from time to time, targeting
[00:16:45] civilians directly, and this naturally
[00:16:50] of casualties, both martyrs and wounded. The repercussions of these
[00:16:54] violations, Shurooq, if you could also talk about
[00:16:58] the humanitarian situation in the Gaza
[00:17:00] Strip, as well as the issue of
[00:17:03] aid. Is it reaching the Strip well?
[00:17:13] Yes, these violations cannot only be talked about as
[00:17:16] military violations, but also Israeli violations
[00:17:20] of the ceasefire also affect
[00:17:23] the humanitarian aspect, especially with what
[00:17:26] the Israeli occupation imposes of
[00:17:29] a suffocating siege on all vital
[00:17:32] sectors. Regarding aid, there is
[00:17:36] a very limited entry of trucks that
[00:17:39] do not meet the wide need
[00:17:42] for food and relief
[00:17:46] materials that the residents of the Gaza
[00:17:49] Strip need, especially since we are approaching winter, and it is
[00:17:53] the fourth winter that will enter the Gaza
[00:17:55] Strip since the beginning of this
[00:17:59] Israeli war, and there are wide needs such
[00:18:02] as blankets and mattresses, and also shelter supplies
[00:18:06] that the Israeli occupation prevents
[00:18:09] from entering sufficiently to meet the needs of more than
[00:18:13] one million displaced people who are spread
[00:18:16] in several areas in the Gaza Strip. Most of these
[00:18:20] areas are west of the yellow line areas,
[00:18:23] in addition to the Israeli occupation's control
[00:18:26] over the entry of medicines and medical supplies,
[00:18:32] in the wounded, especially since we observe
[00:18:35] daily the martyrdom of Palestinians
[00:18:37] due to their injuries because they do not receive the necessary
[00:18:41] and essential treatment inside hospitals, given the shortage
[00:18:45] of medicines and medical supplies in these hospitals.
[00:18:48] At the same time, the Israeli occupation
[00:18:52] controls the number of wounded travelers
[00:18:55] and allows a very limited number
[00:18:58] to travel through the Rafah land crossing, which is designated
[00:19:02] for transporting individuals, Furat. Yes, Shurooq, thank you very much
[00:19:06] for all this information. Syria TV correspondent in Gaza.
[00:19:09] غزه
[00:19:19] Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei confirmed that the exchange
[00:19:22] of messages between Tehran and Washington continues through
[00:19:25] intermediaries, noting that the United States
[00:19:29] has made its decision. Baghaei
[00:19:32] stated in press remarks that Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
[00:19:35] Gharib Abadi visited the Qatari capital, Doha,
[00:19:39] to facilitate the exchange of messages with the American side, explaining that
[00:19:43] the Iranian proposal was shortened and became implementable
[00:19:46] within two days. Baghaei also said that the Strait
[00:19:49] of Hormuz will not be safe unless the naval blockade is lifted
[00:19:52] and Iranian demands
[00:19:54] are met.
[00:20:00] Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that Tehran is committed to both
[00:20:03] defense and diplomacy at the same time. Araqchi
[00:20:07] added that the choice of either option depends on the extent of
[00:20:11] the United States' rational analysis. Araqchi also noted
[00:20:14] that ongoing consultations with the Qatari mediator have not yet
[00:20:18] reached a final outcome, stressing that this
[00:20:21] depends on the other side's response.
[00:21:20] After its success in Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar,
[00:21:23] and Oman, the series of international Project exhibitions has now
[00:21:27] reached Syria. Project Syria 2026, the international
[00:21:30] exhibition and conference for construction, brings together local and international
[00:21:34] companies and includes a high-level conference and a special platform for business
[00:21:38] meetings. Visit the exhibition from November 2nd to 5th
[00:21:42] in Damascus, at the Exhibition City, from 2 PM
[00:21:45] to 9
[00:21:46] PM.
[00:30:46] today, and what are the most prominent issues that are present
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