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[00:00:03] The satirical clips of Trump sparked a wide wave of
[00:00:09] for abuse and assault. In this
[00:00:12] while many saw
[00:00:32] and around schools
[00:00:37] Welcome, dear viewers, to a new episode of Re-Post. In this episode, we will discuss
[00:00:41] the most prominent topics that have attracted
[00:00:43] He began his journey, of course, with the attention of social media users in the past
[00:00:46] hours.
[00:00:54] In the framework of consolidating the principle of equality and achieving justice between men
[00:00:58] and women, the importance of the right of a married woman
[00:01:01] to grant her nationality to her husband
[00:01:04] Deir ez-Zor, a step that saves and children is highlighted, similar to men, and in line with
[00:01:08] the regulations and legislation in force in most countries
[00:01:12] of the world. The issue of naturalizing the children of Syrian women
[00:01:14] married to non-Syrians
[00:01:17] times with all goodness. returns today to the forefront of discussion in
[00:01:20] Syria, but this time with the proposal
[00:01:23] approaching the final approval stage, according to what was announced
[00:01:28] Aleppo, from by the Minister of Social Affairs,
[00:01:28] twice, confirming at Hind Qabawat. In a move that is expected to open
[00:01:32] the door to addressing
[00:01:38] Syria TV on of a farewell match did not one of the most complex humanitarian and legal issues. This issue, dear viewers,
[00:01:42] the field and assaulting has caused
[00:01:44] a wide wave of thousands of children to live for years in a gray area without a complete
[00:01:48] identity or identification papers that guarantee
[00:01:51] them their most basic rights. The issue at
[00:01:54] its core goes beyond the issue of granting citizenship. It
[00:01:58] is related to children who are not to blame
[00:02:00] and continue with for their birth circumstances or the nationality of their fathers or
[00:02:04] the choices imposed by the war on
[00:02:06] their mothers. Children, some of whom found
[00:02:10] themselves deprived of the right to education, movement,
[00:02:13] and ownership, and found themselves threatened with remaining outside
[00:02:17] the legal framework of the state in which they were born
[00:02:20] or to which their mothers belong.
[00:02:24] And from here, specifically, the supportive stance
[00:02:28] coming from Iraq with for this trend stems from a clear principle. It is permissible
[00:02:31] for the father's nationality to turn into a punishment
[00:02:35] imposed on the child, and for the Syrian woman not to remain
[00:02:38] unable to transfer her nationality to
[00:02:41] her children at a time when most comparative
[00:02:45] legislation grants women the right to transfer
[00:02:48] their nationality within legal controls. However,
[00:02:52] some social media users shared concerns
[00:02:56] about verifying the father's identity
[00:03:00] or his background, activities, or connections
[00:03:03] with armed organizations. The Minister of Social
[00:03:06] Affairs and Labor, Hind Qabawat,
[00:03:09] widely opened the door to this matter and clarified
[00:03:13] tool confined to the required conditions I mean, it's for this proposal in this material that we will follow
[00:03:18] final. now. It recommended granting Syrian citizenship to children
[00:03:22] born to a Syrian mother and a non-Syrian father
[00:03:25] under the following conditions:
[00:03:30] The marriage must be officially registered in
[00:03:33] the personal status registry.
[00:03:39] by the Republicans in sparked a wide wave of The mother must be of Syrian origin and not naturalized, and the applicant
[00:03:41] must not have been convicted
[00:03:43] their dissatisfaction with of crimes, and the concerned authorities
[00:03:46] must approve after obtaining all
[00:03:49] documents.
[00:03:51] So, this was the speech of Minister Qabawat, in which she spoke,
[00:03:55] as we mentioned, about the conditions, but certainly the interaction was great on
[00:03:59] social media. We begin by reading the opinions. Ammar says,
[00:04:02] "The law on naturalizing the children
[00:04:04] get the VAR money of Syrian women is a great and fair law, regardless of
[00:04:08] was one of the most prominent users of this the father's nationality, and it should immediately be followed by a law on naturalizing Palestinians.
[00:04:11] Any person who has lived on this land has the right to carry
[00:04:15] its papers
[00:04:16] for the garbage problem in and identification." He added in his comment,
[00:04:20] "And a law should immediately follow to strip
[00:04:24] all those who served in the security branches and, of course,
[00:04:27] the National Defense of their civil rights, and confiscate all their papers and freeze them
[00:04:31] forever without including their families, and this way
[00:04:34] justice will be served from this
[00:04:39] unbearable." side." Ahmed says, "I am with this
[00:04:42] decision, but after a security study and naturalizing
[00:04:44] the smells. No one is collecting the Palestinian brothers. I mean, one in Europe gets citizenship after years,
[00:04:47] and a Palestinian born in Syria carrying an ID
[00:04:51] or a document is a shame." Anas in
[00:04:54] a comment also on this topic: "The Syrian mother is no less connected
[00:04:58] to her homeland than the Syrian father, and a person who was born and lived in Syria should not
[00:05:01] remain legally estranged from it." He also adds in his comment,
[00:05:05] "Millions of Syrians have obtained nationalities of other countries
[00:05:08] just because of their residence, just because of their residence
[00:05:11] and work. These are countries, so what about children who were born
[00:05:15] and lived in Syria and their mothers are Syrian?"
[00:05:28] Public hygiene is one of the most basic services that citizens expect
[00:05:31] from their city, but when
[00:05:35] it is absent, it turns from a service problem into a health
[00:05:38] and environmental crisis that affects the daily lives of residents. The accumulated
[00:05:41] waste in the streets
[00:05:45] not only disfigures the scene, dear viewers, but also attracts
[00:05:48] insects and rodents, and increases the risk of disease spread
[00:05:52] and water and food contamination. The first to
[00:05:55] pay the price, without a doubt, are children and the elderly.
[00:05:58] In Jaramana, in rural Damascus, residents have been living
[00:06:01] this crisis for a long time, as garbage piles up
[00:06:05] there in some neighborhoods, in most
[00:06:08] neighborhoods, as some say, to the point that it blocks some alleys.
[00:06:12] Due to its abundance, residents are forced to walk between
[00:06:15] the piles amidst cars. Residents indicate that the accumulation
[00:06:19] of waste around schools, the lack of cleaning
[00:06:22] of sites, and the lack of proper sterilization after its removal,
[00:06:25] of course, raises the risks of the spread of germs and pests
[00:06:29] in that area. Residents of the city
[00:06:32] say that the administration of the Eastern Ghouta region
[00:06:35] and the Governorate of Rural Damascus have made
[00:06:38] many promises since the liberation, none of which have been fulfilled.
[00:06:42] One of these promises was the entry of a cleaning company
[00:06:45] into the city with
[00:06:48] the beginning of the month, i.e., five days ago, but no company
[00:06:51] has entered yet, and no support has reached the cleanliness
[00:06:55] file. Residents are demanding a clear plan
[00:06:58] that includes regular waste collection,
[00:07:01] site cleaning, sterilization after
[00:07:04] removal, attention to school surroundings, and follow-up on implementation on the ground.
[00:07:08] They emphasized that the responsibility is shared
[00:07:11] between the concerned authority on one hand
[00:07:15] and the local community components on the other. Social media
[00:07:17] users have circulated many videos documenting the accumulation
[00:07:21] of garbage in the streets and alleys of Jaramana,
[00:07:25] as well as many other scenes that reflect
[00:07:28] the magnitude of the crisis experienced by the residents and people there.
[00:07:32] We will show you some of them.
[00:07:35] God
[00:08:46] The scenes of accumulated garbage in Jaramana
[00:08:49] anger and condemnation on social
[00:08:52] media. Many residents expressed
[00:08:55] the promises that are always made
[00:08:58] but never fulfilled, calling on the concerned authorities for immediate
[00:09:01] solutions to save this city from this crisis before
[00:09:05] the health and environmental risks
[00:09:07] escalate. Rayan
[00:09:10] or Rayan says, "How
[00:09:12] or why did a simple, ordinary routine matter turn into a complex
[00:09:16] problem? This scene is the result of corruption and lack of funding,
[00:09:20] and in both cases, there is no acceptable excuse. This is an environmental catastrophe."
[00:09:22] Nizar: "Is it logical to expect
[00:09:26] people to wait ten years
[00:09:29] the streets to be solved?
[00:09:32] We understand that the security, military, and economic issues take time, but
[00:09:35] what is the excuse for the problem of garbage accumulating
[00:09:37] in the streets?"
[00:09:40] Abeer: "Unfortunately, this is the situation in Jaramana. The first step should
[00:09:44] be to dismiss the mayor, who has proven his failure, and the second step is that we need
[00:09:48] attention from the Rural Damascus Governorate. The situation has become
[00:09:51] Safia: "Yes, by God, we've had enough of
[00:09:56] the garbage. The last time they came to collect the garbage was in April."
[00:10:00] كانت بشهر نيسان
[00:18:47] Artificial intelligence is no longer a technical
[00:18:50] laboratories and companies, but has become a satirical
[00:18:54] weapon in everyone's hands, transforming major political events into
[00:18:57] satirical clips that spread within hours. Whenever
[00:19:01] a prominent political event occurs, social media users rush
[00:19:05] to create clips generated by artificial intelligence
[00:19:09] that comment on it in their own way. After
[00:19:13] the defeat suffered
[00:19:16] the American midterm elections, dear viewers,
[00:19:19] and their loss of both the Senate and the House,
[00:19:22] President Donald Trump found himself the target of a wide
[00:19:26] wave of these clips. Users circulated videos
[00:19:30] made with artificial intelligence that mocked
[00:19:33] Trump and the election results, spreading rapidly
[00:19:37] like wildfire across various platforms.
[00:19:39] The irony
[00:19:42] is that the American president himself
[00:19:45] method, as he used to publish AI-generated
[00:19:49] clips on his Truth Social
[00:19:52] platform, mocking his Democratic opponents.
[00:19:55] However, today, it seems that the same weapon has turned against
[00:19:59] him, making him the subject of ridicule after he was
[00:20:03] the one who initiated it. We will show you some
[00:20:06] of these AI-generated clips that mock
[00:20:10] Trump after the Republicans' defeat in the midterm
[00:20:13] elections, and which spread rapidly across various social media platforms.
[00:20:49] The host:
[00:20:53] interaction on social media, and users excelled in
[00:20:57] creating AI-generated clips commenting on the Republicans' defeat,
[00:21:02] the scene as a funny reversal of the method that Trump
[00:21:06] himself used against
[00:21:08] his opponents. Bassel wrote, "This is the first time
[00:21:12] I've laughed at an AI
[00:21:14] video." Younis:
[00:21:17] "The tables have turned, and he has suffered a shameful defeat.
[00:21:21] He deserves it."
[00:21:24] Alaa Al-Amouri says, "Glory be to God, He exalts whom He wills
[00:21:27] and humiliates whom He wills."
[00:21:40] Social media users circulated a clip documenting the installation
[00:21:44] of a temporary bridge over a tributary of the Euphrates River, connecting Al-Baghouz
[00:21:48] with Al-Huwayjah Al-Mashaheda,
[00:21:51] east of
[00:21:54] residents a distance of 20 kilometers that they used to travel
[00:21:58] to get between the two banks.
[00:22:01] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. And may God bless your
[00:22:07] We are now on the dirt bridge
[00:22:10] connecting Al-Baghouz and Huwayja Al-Mashaheda.
[00:22:13] Of course, this is Al-Baghouz Municipality,
[00:22:17] and the residents brought this flatbed
[00:22:20] and it became a crossing, but this flatbed is without sides, by God, it's dangerous.
[00:22:23] We hope that a military
[00:22:26] bridge will be built to solve the problem
[00:22:28] completely. But indeed, it has saved
[00:22:32] a great distance. I mean, we used to travel about 20 km, some
[00:22:35] people 15 km to go to Al-Baghouz and Al-Bukamal. Now the distance
[00:22:39] has become short, 2 to 5 km to reach Al-Bukamal, and thank
[00:22:43] God, it has solved the problem,
[00:22:46] especially for the four villages.
[00:22:54] An activist documented the suffering of residents and cart owners in crossing the Khabur
[00:22:57] River via a dirt bridge in Tel Tamer,
[00:23:00] in the countryside of Al-Hasakah, which is an alternative to the Tel Tamer bridge that authorities announced
[00:23:04] they had begun rehabilitating and maintaining about
[00:23:08] two months ago, amidst warnings of accidents occurring with the onset
[00:23:11] of winter while crossing the dirt bridge, as it is a vital
[00:23:15] road that connects trucks
[00:23:18] the Syrian coast.
[00:23:21] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you
[00:23:22] from
[00:23:27] Tel Tamer.
[00:23:31] Tel Tamer.
[00:23:37] And this bridge that will not be repaired.
[00:23:40] By God, there is great suffering here for the residents,
[00:23:43] I mean, and winter is approaching. May God help
[00:23:47] people, what can they do?
[00:23:51] How can they cross these roads? This road
[00:23:55] is really tragic. All this traffic on it. Oh God, help us.
[00:23:58] And winter is coming,
[00:24:00] almost here.
[00:24:07] This is the first entrance to Tel Tamer. This is
[00:24:10] Tel Tamer.
[00:24:21] A visitor to Al-Muhajireen neighborhood in Damascus
[00:24:25] noticed that a street in the neighborhood had turned into private parking spaces on the side of the road
[00:24:28] filled with cars, while she wondered how
[00:24:31] a visitor could park his car, as there was no
[00:24:35] public parking along the street, which received interaction from social
[00:24:39] media users. We follow what
[00:24:42] God wills. May God bless the people of Al-Muhajireen. By God,
[00:24:45] may God grant you provision. This is the first time I see a whole street
[00:24:49] as a parking lot. The question is, does every parking space
[00:24:52] have an owner? No, not here. Here,
[00:24:55] the tree above, you
[00:24:58] see all these blue signs. So, who
[00:25:01] and what? Okay, so if a visitor
[00:25:05] from outside the Al-Muhajireen area, it's impossible for him to find parking.
[00:25:08] So, it's a
[00:25:10] dead end.
[00:25:14] With this, we reach the end of today's episode, dear viewers.
[00:25:17] with renewed topics. Goodbye.
[00:28:59] and parliamentary struggle. Today,
[00:29:08] what do you think about the course of justice?
[00:29:11] This report seems to have conflicting economic indicators
[00:29:13] in Syria. The current economic policies
[00:29:17] will burn. There must be greater transparency in Syria
[00:29:21] and especially accurate
[00:29:22] data.
[00:29:27] From the heart of events, a dialogue that reads the world,
[00:29:30] the forum from news to knowledge
[00:29:34] on Syria TV.
[00:30:28] Between burning electricity bills that force Syrians
[00:30:31] to turn to. And renewable energy,
[00:30:35] and winter is approaching, bringing with it concerns about heating
[00:30:38] and securing fuel, the citizen finds himself trapped
[00:30:42] in the energy equation, which becomes more complex
[00:30:45] day after day. But if solar energy
[00:30:48] has alleviated the burden of electricity for a segment of Syrians.