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[00:00:24] Welcome to this news bulletin. We begin
[00:00:27] with the headlines. The Arab Index
[00:00:31] 2026 monitors the opinions of Syrians on the political,
[00:00:34] economic, and security situations,
[00:00:38] showing optimism for the political path.
[00:00:43] who have spent years A Lebanese ministerial delegation headed by the Deputy Prime Minister visits Damascus to discuss
[00:00:47] border and education issues and the voluntary return of Syrian
[00:00:50] refugees.
[00:00:53] The Civil Defense warns of the displacement of war remnants
[00:00:56] from the desert and other areas due to floods,
[00:01:00] to areas considered
[00:01:02] safe.
[00:01:04] Arab parties in the Israeli Knesset meet to coordinate
[00:01:08] their positions with the aim of overthrowing Netanyahu's government.
[00:01:30] Details: The Arab Center for Contemporary Syria Studies
[00:01:33] issued a report titled "Results of the Arab Index Survey
[00:01:37] in Syria for 2026,"
[00:01:40] based on a representative sample of
[00:01:43] 3,600 male and female respondents.
[00:01:47] The results showed that half of the respondents,
[00:01:50] 50%, believe that things in their country are heading in
[00:01:53] the right direction thanks to the demise of the previous regime
[00:01:57] with the families of those and improved stability. This was reflected
[00:02:00] in the positive assessment of the general
[00:02:02] But Wasim, generally, situation, where 68%
[00:02:06] described the security situation as good or very
[00:02:09] good, while
[00:02:12] among the majority of Syrians 63% assessed the political situation positively. On the economic
[00:02:17] infiltrate and set up checkpoints front, more than 42% of respondents indicated that the main
[00:02:21] problems facing Syria
[00:02:24] currently are economic challenges.
[00:02:27] Politically, 76%
[00:02:31] youth, local of Syrians agree that the democratic system is the best, while
[00:02:34] 72% expressed their willingness to participate
[00:02:38] in any parliamentary or presidential elections
[00:02:41] if they were held
[00:02:45] dear viewers. Of course, Wasim, tomorrow.
[00:02:50] and what is also being
[00:02:51] of political and administrative Joining me from Damascus is Syria TV correspondent Hazem Awad.
[00:02:54] Good evening, Hazem.
[00:03:01] in the case of Mohammed Ghomair, such as mines and war Welcome. a series of discussions with their counterparts Despite the positive indicators, politically and securely, more than
[00:03:04] 42% of respondents
[00:03:07] consider economic challenges to be the main problem
[00:03:11] in the country. What
[00:03:12] are the priorities in this regard?
[00:03:17] Indeed, Wasim, this index
[00:03:21] has recorded many aspects of Syrians' lives,
[00:03:25] Al-Atrash has expertise their attitudes, and their preferences regarding Syria's reality and future. The economic
[00:03:29] aspect was particularly
[00:03:32] noteworthy, especially when we talk about more than
[00:03:36] details about Al-Atrash 50% of the surveyed sample of
[00:03:39] 3,600
[00:03:41] male and female respondents believing that economic policies
[00:03:45] do not represent them. There is also a large percentage
[00:03:48] of Syrians surveyed who
[00:03:51] perhaps chose
[00:03:54] answers other than that the challenges
[00:03:58] facing Syrians today are
[00:04:00] economic. They receive remittances
[00:04:05] them on the ground, in large numbers. Let us observe some of the issues related to both
[00:04:10] from December 1st. economics and politics, and residents here in Quneitra which perhaps topped
[00:04:12] the large percentage, and remarkably,
[00:04:16] Syrians' choice of a pluralistic democratic model
[00:04:20] and separation of religion from the state, in addition
[00:04:23] to the categorical rejection of recognizing Israel. Let's start
[00:04:27] by talking about a clear decrease, at
[00:04:30] least five to six points from last year.
[00:04:34] It was 56% last year; today
[00:04:37] 50% of Syrians believe that Syria is heading
[00:04:40] in the right direction. 42% of
[00:04:44] respondents believe that economic problems such as unemployment
[00:04:48] to them about their living
[00:04:49] mud and mud and poverty are the biggest challenges, compared to 33%,
[00:04:53] which is also a percentage that should be considered,
[00:04:55] approximately 33% of
[00:04:58] respondents believe that political problems are among the major
[00:05:02] challenges facing Syria's future. 40% of
[00:05:06] the families of these respondents
[00:05:09] in the index
[00:05:13] receive external financial remittances,
[00:05:16] either regularly or irregularly.
[00:05:19] 29%, also a remarkable
[00:05:22] percentage, even if it is less than 30%, but
[00:05:26] this percentage indicates that
[00:05:30] the surveyed individuals wish to
[00:05:34] emigrate from Syria.
[00:05:36] 88% confirm the existence of financial
[00:05:40] and administrative corruption, and here we return to
[00:05:44] the point we were discussing about notable percentages
[00:05:47] that need to be addressed regarding the Syrian economic
[00:05:51] file. 47% believe
[00:05:55] that the law is applied equally, while
[00:05:58] 36% of respondents believe there is
[00:06:01] favoritism for certain groups. There are
[00:06:05] 74%, which is a notable
[00:06:08] percentage in support of the democratic
[00:06:11] system and 66% support the separation of religion
[00:06:14] from the state, and 22% prefer limiting transitional
[00:06:18] justice accountability to officials of the former regime. Of course,
[00:06:21] regarding Israel, 74% completely oppose any agreement
[00:06:25] with Israel. These were the most prominent results
[00:06:29] from the index. The figures, as you mentioned, Hazem,
[00:06:32] around 72% expressed their willingness
[00:06:36] to participate in parliamentary or presidential elections.
[00:06:39] To what extent do you perceive actual public interest
[00:06:43] in engaging in political life,
[00:06:47] Actually, when we talk about an index of this kind, which is a study
[00:06:51] of 3,600 respondents, some might consider the sample size
[00:06:54] small compared to the Syrian population.
[00:06:58] From various governorates, given the difficulty of accessing
[00:07:01] certain governorates, did the survey include them
[00:07:04] or not? We are talking about
[00:07:08] a consensus or near consensus, let's say,
[00:07:12] towards democracy, pluralism, and the separation of religion
[00:07:15] from politics. Consequently, if this is applied,
[00:07:18] it reflects, in one way or another,
[00:07:21] a genuine intention
[00:07:25] to participate in any elections, as they
[00:07:28] chose the democratic model. This can perhaps
[00:07:31] be observed in the street. If a random sample were chosen,
[00:07:35] the issue might require a deeper study. However,
[00:07:39] this index reflects respondents
[00:07:42] from various Syrian geographies and governorates,
[00:07:45] at least those under
[00:07:49] the control of the Syrian government. Thank you for all
[00:07:52] these clarifications, Syria TV correspondent from Damascus, Hazem
[00:07:55] Awad.
[00:08:04] A Lebanese ministerial delegation, headed by Deputy Prime Minister
[00:08:08] Tariq Mitri, is holding
[00:08:11] in the capital Damascus. The Lebanese delegation includes
[00:08:15] the Minister of Education and Higher Education, the Minister of
[00:08:18] Social Affairs, and the Minister of Labor, in addition to a technical
[00:08:21] delegation from the Ministry of Interior. Foreign Minister
[00:08:24] Asaad al-Shaibani received the Lebanese delegation at
[00:08:28] Tishreen Palace before the start of bilateral sessions between the ministers
[00:08:31] and their counterparts. The discussions
[00:08:34] are expected to cover issues such as border control,
[00:08:38] crossings, combating drug smuggling,
[00:08:40] extremism, and regulating Syrians residing in Lebanon,
[00:08:44] as well as facilitating the voluntary return of refugees.
[00:08:48] The visit also addresses education files, birth registration,
[00:08:51] and civil documents, within the framework of enhancing
[00:08:55] cooperation and coordination
[00:08:56] countries.
[00:09:02] Joining me from Beirut is Syria TV correspondent Maya Hashem. Welcome,
[00:09:05] Maya. Have there been any outcomes
[00:09:09] from these discussions
[00:09:11] between the Syrian government and the Lebanese government
[00:09:15] in Damascus?
[00:09:21] Yes, this is not the first visit of its kind by a high-level
[00:09:24] Lebanese delegation headed by Deputy Prime Minister Tariq
[00:09:28] Mitri to Damascus. This visit was to complete
[00:09:32] previous discussions and talks that were initiated
[00:09:36] after the fall of the former regime through ministerial
[00:09:39] visits by several Lebanese figures,
[00:09:42] as well as the Syrian-Lebanese committees that convened
[00:09:45] and worked to overcome all obstacles that prevailed
[00:09:49] during the era of the overthrown regime, as well
[00:09:52] as the period of Hezbollah's influence or Hezbollah's power
[00:09:56] in Lebanon. Therefore, today's visit is the best evidence
[00:09:59] that Beirut wants to keep communication
[00:10:02] open and constant with the authorities
[00:10:06] in Syria. Several issues were raised, and at the top
[00:10:09] of these issues was the return of Syrian
[00:10:12] refugees to their country. The return of Syrian refugees
[00:10:16] to their country, in addition to ways of
[00:10:19] developing their lives in Lebanon,
[00:10:23] for example, by addressing births, addressing
[00:10:27] the affairs of Syrian refugees in Lebanon in education,
[00:10:31] in all sectors that extend for a period that would keep
[00:10:34] them here in Lebanon. Therefore, there is a process
[00:10:37] of overcoming obstacles related to Syrian refugees,
[00:10:41] in addition to facilitating the return of Syrian
[00:10:44] refugees through logistical provisions that the Lebanese
[00:10:48] government and the Syrian government would jointly
[00:10:50] provide to overcome all obstacles. Also,
[00:10:54] this issue is being discussed in a notable
[00:10:58] way today. There is a desire from
[00:11:01] the authorities in Damascus to repatriate as many Syrian refugees
[00:11:05] in Lebanon as possible,
[00:11:08] of painful refuge in Lebanon. In addition to that,
[00:11:11] the United Nations reported the return of approximately
[00:11:14] 7,000 Syrian refugees from Lebanon
[00:11:17] to their homes and villages after the fall of the former
[00:11:21] regime. In addition to this issue, which Damascus
[00:11:25] and Beirut prioritized in this visit,
[00:11:28] there is also the issue of the Lebanese-Syrian
[00:11:32] border and border security and the continuous and existing
[00:11:34] security coordination that began a long
[00:11:38] time ago until today. Also,
[00:11:42] there is, let me say, relative calm
[00:11:45] at the Lebanese-Syrian border, unlike
[00:11:49] the previous era that prevailed during the time
[00:11:52] of the former regime. In addition to several
[00:11:55] other issues, including judicial issues
[00:11:58] and also the file of Syrian
[00:12:02] prisoners. All these files were addressed. Yes,
[00:12:05] as I mentioned, it is not the first visit, but
[00:12:08] the continuity of visits comes
[00:12:11] to strengthen communication and also enhance ways of understanding
[00:12:15] and reaching conclusions that suit both countries
[00:12:18] regarding common issues. We are talking about two neighboring
[00:12:22] countries, and therefore all these matters are
[00:12:26] intended to overcome obstacles in them, in addition
[00:12:29] to the great coordination required at this particular
[00:12:32] stage between the two countries. Thank you for all these clarifications,
[00:12:36] Syria TV correspondent from Beirut, Maya Hashem.
[00:12:40] Mazloum Abdi, Advisor to the Presidency of the Republic,
[00:12:43] stated that achieving stability in Syria
[00:12:47] requires the participation of Kurds in state institutions,
[00:12:51] emphasizing the continued work to complete integration
[00:12:54] files, especially in the education and security sectors.
[00:12:57] Abdi added, according to Rudaw agency, that the parties
[00:13:01] that tried to obstruct the integration process
[00:13:04] did not succeed in their endeavors, noting that the Kurdish
[00:13:07] issue has become a topic within state institutions
[00:13:10] with clear will and identity.
[00:13:13] Abdi emphasized the importance
[00:13:16] participation of Kurds in the coming
[00:13:18] phase. Regarding the missing persons file, Abdi clarified
[00:13:22] that a specialized committee continues its work to uncover
[00:13:25] their fate and determine their whereabouts,
[00:13:28] in parallel with efforts to secure the safe return
[00:13:32] of displaced people to their areas.
[00:13:39] In other news, Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani appointed
[00:13:42] Mezena Al-Atrash as his advisor for peace
[00:13:45] affairs at the ministry. According to SANA agency,
[00:13:50] in community, humanitarian,
[00:13:53] and media fields. She also holds degrees
[00:13:57] in theatrical arts and media. More
[00:14:01] in the following article.
[00:15:33] Civil Defense revealed the displacement of war remnants from the desert
[00:15:37] and other areas to relatively safe
[00:15:40] locations, due to the heavy rains and floods
[00:15:44] that hit various locations across the country in recent
[00:15:47] days, urging civilians to avoid touching any
[00:15:51] suspicious object and to report it to the authorities.
[00:15:55] As a result of the recent and heavy rains
[00:15:58] that fell across all of Syria, we experienced
[00:16:01] massive floods and torrents, especially in desert
[00:16:04] areas, as we saw on social media clips
[00:16:08] that circulated recently. These torrents may have swept away
[00:16:11] war remnants and mines. I hope that our civilian
[00:16:14] brothers and sisters will not approach the paths of
[00:16:17] these torrents, even if they have dried up,
[00:16:21] and do not hesitate to report any strange object, and we
[00:16:24] will answer your calls and reports, and most importantly,
[00:16:27] stay safe. Civil Defense reported
[00:16:31] the arrival of a support team from Aleppo to Raqqa
[00:16:34] to assist in searching for a person swept away
[00:16:39] by the floods, after the Raqqa Information Directorate
[00:16:43] announced the discovery of the body of one of the missing persons
[00:16:46] due to the recent floods that hit the governorate
[00:16:49] and other areas in eastern the country. Search operations
[00:16:53] continue for the sixth consecutive day with the participation
[00:16:55] of Civil Defense and Ministry of Defense teams.
[00:16:59] Assem Ghalioun, Director of Communications at the Ministry
[00:17:03] of Defense, said that the teams participating in search
[00:17:05] operations in Raqqa governorate and its countryside
[00:17:08] include units from the Navy
[00:17:10] and Coastal Defense.
[00:17:14] For his part, Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management
[00:17:17] Raed Al-Saleh said that the recent floods simultaneously
[00:17:21] hit an area exceeding one third of Syria's
[00:17:25] area, adding that response efforts may not have
[00:17:28] been sufficient. Al-Saleh clarified in a post on the X platform
[00:17:31] that the destruction left by the former regime in infrastructure
[00:17:35] increased the difficulty of facing the disaster,
[00:17:39] emphasizing that the ministry's teams exerted their utmost
[00:17:42] efforts in cooperation with the Ministries of Interior and Defense,
[00:17:45] from early warning and emergency response to removing
[00:17:48] the effects of the floods
[00:18:02] and assisting those affected. Joining me from Deir ez-Zor
[00:18:05] is Syria TV correspondent Musaab Al-Hant. Do you have any
[00:18:09] additional information about the areas
[00:18:11] where the floods caused the displacement of war
[00:18:15] remnants in the Syrian desert? Have these
[00:18:17] areas been identified?
[00:18:19] Greetings to you, Wasim, and to our
[00:18:23] in eastern Syria, specifically in Deir ez-Zor governorate,
[00:18:26] which has the highest concentration of, or rather,
[00:18:30] the most areas in Syria with contaminated points
[00:18:35] remnants. In fact, we have areas
[00:18:39] where mines have been discovered, but there are
[00:18:42] dozens of other areas where we do not know if there
[00:18:46] are mines or not, and there probably
[00:18:49] are. Minefields have been discovered according to the Ministry of Emergency
[00:18:53] and Disaster Management, and dozens of fields have not
[00:18:56] yet been discovered. The dangers of the floods
[00:18:59] that affected wide areas of eastern Syria, especially
[00:19:03] Deir ez-Zor governorate, which was most affected,
[00:19:07] truly affected roads, agricultural lands,
[00:19:10] and properties. Today, fears also extended
[00:19:13] to the possibility of these mines and unexploded
[00:19:16] war remnants being swept away by the flow
[00:19:19] of water with the rising level of floods
[00:19:22] and their flow through valleys, wadis,
[00:19:26] and low-lying areas. We were present when the low-pressure
[00:19:29] system hit Deir ez-Zor governorate and stopped after
[00:19:33] a day. We headed to the most affected areas, which were
[00:19:36] heavily submerged in water, and the water flow was very
[00:19:39] fast. This is where the fears arise of these remnants
[00:19:43] moving from their locations and reaching other areas
[00:19:47] that may actually be inhabited, including agricultural
[00:19:50] lands, pastures, and the vicinity of homes.
[00:19:54] All the affected areas we went to have residents,
[00:19:57] pastures, and main and secondary
[00:20:00] roads for residents, especially in villages and residential
[00:20:04] areas near the paths of the floods and the affected
[00:20:07] areas. This is also where the danger lies
[00:20:11] in these mines and ammunition, Wasim, which may be buried
[00:20:14] under the soil or hidden among the mud and stones
[00:20:18] swept away by the water, making their discovery
[00:20:21] extremely difficult. In fact, we saw
[00:20:26] almost half a meter deep. You cannot enter
[00:20:30] a very distant agricultural area, street, or slope.
[00:20:34] In addition, there is the possibility of civilians
[00:20:37] being exposed to danger, especially children, shepherds,
[00:20:41] and farmers. Hence, the warnings from the Ministry
[00:20:44] of Emergency and Disaster Management and Civil Defense to residents
[00:20:48] not to enter valleys and not
[00:20:50] to touch any strange object. If they see a strange object
[00:20:54] or unexploded mines or war remnants, not to approach
[00:20:57] them or touch them, and to report to the nearest
[00:21:01] Civil Defense point or Emergency and Disaster Management
[00:21:04] or the army or engineering teams. In Deir ez-Zor, according
[00:21:08] to the Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management, there are
[00:21:11] more than half a million contaminated points with mines. Yes, thank
[00:21:15] you for all these clarifications, and we wish everyone safety.
[00:21:18] Syria TV correspondent from Deir
[00:21:22] ez-Zor, Musaab Al-Hant. Thank you. The Raqqa Governorate
[00:21:25] Electricity Company announced the return of electricity
[00:21:29] to the entire city after an outage following a storm
[00:21:32] that hit the region. The company stated on Facebook
[00:21:36] that the fault that affected the high-voltage line
[00:21:39] feeding from the dam station towards the Al-Furusiyyah
[00:21:43] station has been repaired, confirming that its technical
[00:21:46] workshop continues to monitor the electricity network to ensure
[00:22:01] stable supply. Syria TV correspondent reported that
[00:22:05] Israeli occupation forces infiltrated with three vehicles
[00:22:08] into the village of Ma'ariya in western Daraa. The occupation
[00:22:11] forces released two people they had abducted from the village
[00:22:15] of Kouya in the Wadi al-Yarmouk area in rural Daraa
[00:22:18] and from the village of Al-Hurriyah in rural Quneitra.
[00:22:22] Our correspondent said that an occupation force infiltrated
[00:22:25] Wadi Al-Raqqad in rural Daraa.
[00:22:31] A women's delegation from the People's Assembly visited Quneitra
[00:22:35] Governorate and held meetings with women from the governorate
[00:22:38] to discuss livelihood challenges and requirements in light of
[00:22:42] Israeli incursions. The visit included a meeting
[00:22:47] abducted and held in Israeli prisons. What
[00:22:50] is the history of Quneitra, let's say? What
[00:22:54] did Quneitra offer to the world,
[00:22:58] to Syria? Our initiative today is to
[00:23:00] convey the voices of our people in the governorates
[00:23:03] to the Parliament. This is the primary
[00:23:06] goal, that their voices must be at the heart
[00:23:10] of legislation, at the heart of the law,
[00:23:13] interacting with the constitutions being written to shape
[00:23:17] Syria's future. Women,
[00:23:21] bodies working on the ground, all of them were expressing
[00:23:24] their grievances today. We met with the Governor
[00:23:27] of Quneitra, who told us about the reality
[00:23:30] of Quneitra, and honestly, he put us
[00:23:34] in the details of the lives and conditions of the people
[00:23:37] of Quneitra, their priorities,
[00:23:40] achieved on the ground. After that, we met
[00:23:43] with the ladies, the ladies of Quneitra,
[00:23:47] who are, mashallah, academic, active, community
[00:23:50] leaders, civil also productive, owners
[00:23:54] of projects. The interaction from
[00:23:57] them was beyond expectations. The wonderful ladies
[00:24:01] of Quneitra, mashallah, mashallah, welcome, welcome.
[00:24:05] فيكم
[00:24:09] Joining me from Quneitra is Syria TV correspondent
[00:24:12] Mohammed Fahd. Welcome, Mohammed. What
[00:24:16] are the additional details about this visit by
[00:24:20] the women's delegation from the People's
[00:24:23] Assembly to the governorate? Indeed, we have seen
[00:24:27] this visit for the first time, a women's delegation from
[00:24:30] the People's Assembly visiting Quneitra governorate.
[00:24:33] Of course, they met with the Governor of Quneitra, and indeed,
[00:24:37] the session explained the reality of Quneitra and the reality
[00:24:40] of the service projects that will be completed
[00:24:44] in the coming days, and the service projects
[00:24:47] that need to be completed
[00:24:50] and studied and laws enacted in order to implement
[00:24:55] and to serve the citizens
[00:24:58] governorate. There was also another session with women,
[00:25:02] active in society, and also some
[00:25:05] female managers in government institutions. They sat
[00:25:09] with them and discussed the reality of the governorate
[00:25:13] and the challenges and difficulties they face,
[00:25:15] also in order to enact laws that serve the interests
[00:25:19] of the people of Quneitra governorate. Also, in the end,
[00:25:23] there was an archaeological site, Khan Arnaba archaeological
[00:25:26] site in Khan Arnaba, and they also met with women
[00:25:30] from the local community in Khan Arnaba town,
[00:25:33] and they talked with them and listened
[00:25:38] conditions and the issue of Israeli incursions
[00:25:41] and their impact on the people, especially
[00:25:45] in Quneitra governorate. There was also a side
[00:25:48] meeting with some of the families of those abducted by the Israeli
[00:25:52] occupation army, and they conveyed the reality
[00:25:55] of their suffering, especially the mothers
[00:25:58] who are waiting for their abducted children inside
[00:26:02] Israeli prisons, and how they suffer and how
[00:26:05] they go to protests to the Security Council,
[00:26:09] to the headquarters to make their voices heard
[00:26:12] by the Security Council
[00:26:14] in order to look into these women and their children
[00:26:18] detained inside Israeli prisons. Also, there were
[00:26:22] promises to convey the voices of the people
[00:26:26] of Quneitra governorate and the women of Quneitra
[00:26:29] governorate to the Parliament and to those concerned
[00:26:33] in order to look into these challenges
[00:26:36] and difficulties that Quneitra governorate faces.
[00:26:40] There are also promises to convey their voices
[00:26:43] to those concerned in the Ministry of Foreign
[00:26:47] Affairs in order to release the detainees
[00:26:51] and find out their fate and how
[00:26:53] they were detained.
[00:26:57] Yes, indeed, these two young men were detained
[00:27:01] approximately two days ago. One of them
[00:27:05] is from the northern Quneitra countryside, from the town of
[00:27:08] Al-Hurriyah, and the other is from the Yarmouk
[00:27:11] Basin area. Of course, these individuals were released
[00:27:15] successively. They are in good health. They were not
[00:27:18] inside Israeli prisons, but rather in these Israeli
[00:27:21] military bases that were recently established inside
[00:27:25] Syrian territory. They were interrogated, and the information
[00:27:28] regarding their non-affiliation with any armed group,
[00:27:32] any group affiliated with Hezbollah, Iran,
[00:27:34] and other such groups that the Israeli occupation
[00:27:38] army uses as pretexts to abduct young men,
[00:27:42] was confirmed. Also, one young man remains
[00:27:45] abducted and has not been released yet. He is still
[00:27:49] in the Israeli bases here in Quneitra governorate,
[00:27:53] and he may be released in the coming hours,
[00:27:56] according to one of the young men who was released from
[00:28:00] these Israeli military bases.
[00:28:05] these violations and incursions continue, and abduction
[00:28:09] operations do not stop, and perhaps in the coming
[00:28:12] hours, there will be new abduction operations, because the Israeli
[00:28:16] occupation forces always
[00:28:20] and search civilians
[00:28:21] and arrest young men
[00:28:24] under various pretexts. The Jordanian Northern Military
[00:28:27] Zone thwarted an attempt by an individual to infiltrate
[00:28:31] through one of its border fronts, according to Jordanian
[00:28:34] media sources. According to the sources, Jordanian
[00:28:38] border guards spotted the individual while he
[00:28:41] was attempting to cross the border illegally
[00:28:45] and dealt with him according to engagement
[00:28:48] rules before arresting him and referring him
[00:28:51] to the competent authorities
[00:28:57] for legal action. The Lattakia judiciary began
[00:29:00] the trial of the accused
[00:29:04] who died due to complications from bleeding in the brain
[00:29:07] and digestive system during his detention at the Haffe
[00:29:11] police station in the countryside of the governorate. The Lattakia
[00:29:15] judiciary clarified that the military court began
[00:29:18] trial procedures to examine the facts contained in the case
[00:29:22] file, discuss evidence and data,
[00:29:24] and listen to statements and legal defenses,
[00:29:28] in preparation for determining responsibilities as proven
[00:29:32] before the court. The Ministry of Interior had announced
[00:29:36] the referral of an investigator
[00:29:52] to the Public Prosecution after investigations it conducted
[00:29:56] in Ghomair's case in August last year.
[00:30:00] The General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Republic issued a decision
[00:30:03] to set the official working hours for public entities
[00:30:06] of administrative nature from 8:00 AM to
[00:30:09] 4:00 PM, effective
[00:30:12] According to the General Secretariat, working hours and shift organization for public
[00:30:16] entities of economic nature, whose work
[00:30:19] requires continuous operation, will be determined according
[00:30:23] to their special regulations and what serves the public
[00:30:26] interest, noting the cancellation
[00:30:29] of anything that contradicts
[00:30:35] the content of the decision. The Syrian Post Corporation
[00:30:39] announced that it will start salaries next Wednesday.
[00:30:42] The institution announced that the disbursement will be made through
[00:30:46] its offices in various governorates from the 4th to the
[00:30:49] 22nd of November, in coordination with the Public
[00:30:53] Social Security Institution.