For the thousands gathered at the book fair, it suggested Syria’s new rulers are keen—or at least willing—to create intellectual space that did not exist under Bashar al-Assad economist.com/middle-east-an…

The bad information on Al-Hol never ceases to amaze me. Every responsible report on this should mention that most of the people were children, and that the others were adult women. It should also mention that they were destained in 2019 and had links to ISIS and dumped in Al-Hol without a right to due process, with no investigations or trials; a complete denial of basic rights and logic. They didn’t “escape” and they are not “at large”…you can’t escape from being detained in limbo forever without charge. They are not charged with any crimes. If someone wanted to charge them, there were 90 countries in the coalition and they could have supported a judicial process. They chose not to. Any report should wrestle with the basic facts. 50,000 women and children were dumped in Al-Hol, the adults had links to ISIS; no one bothered to investigate them. They just left them there. People from 60 countries. Many young children. This was a bad policy. Wrapping it up is a good thing. You can’t do this forever. Charge the worst women with crimes and let the others move on. If you can pay to deradicalize them, great . That’s the only failure here is funding for education and integration back to society. Don’t excuse the bad policy that led to Al-Hol. In Iraq they didn’t keep all the ISIS wives and children detained. In Syria we dropped the ball in terms of figuring this out and kicked the can down the road. Any report should mention how we got here and who these people are.

RT @DeirEzzore: هنا تصريح ترامب 🇺🇸 قبل سقوط نظام الأسد بساعات، وقتها لم يُنصب بعد كرئيس للولايات المتحدة. التنصيب كان في يناير 2025. أما إد…

حرب ايرن وثائق ابيستن انهيار بنك المانيا توقعات لشخص عام 2020

El príncipe Harry se está enterando que si tío Andrew se cogía a su esposa cuando era prostituta. Que linda la realeza europea.

I would like to wish a Happy Ramadan for all Muslims in South Carolina, the U.S., and around the world. Ramadan Mubarak.

As the crescent moon heralds the arrival of Ramadan in this year 1447 AH—beginning with the first fast on February 18, 2026—I extend my warmest greetings across Türkiye, Syria, the wider region, and to all who observe this sacred month of fasting, prayer, compassion, and renewal. Ramadan invites us not only to discipline our bodies through fasting from dawn to dusk but also to nourish our spirits through greater empathy, patience, and understanding toward one another. In a world that often feels divided, this holy month reminds us of our common humanity: the shared hunger for justice, peace, and dignity that transcends borders, beliefs, and backgrounds. It offers a sacred pause to bridge divides, listen deeply to differing viewpoints, extend forgiveness and goodwill, and recommit collectively to a peaceful, inclusive path forward where every voice contributes to healing and progress. Here in the heart of a region with such a profound and ancient history, we are reminded of centuries when diverse communities—Muslims, Christians, Jews, and others—coexisted side by side, enriching societies through mutual respect, protection, and recognition of shared values. That enduring spirit of coexistence, though tested by time and circumstance, continues to inspire us today as a model of what is possible when tolerance and understanding prevail. In this pivotal moment—amid efforts to build stability, foster reconciliation, and heal wounds in Syria and across our shared neighborhood—Ramadan calls us to recommit to those timeless principles: listening with open hearts, extending kindness even in disagreement, and working together toward a future where every individual can thrive in safety and freedom. May this Ramadan bring you spiritual strength, moments of profound peace during iftar and suhoor, and renewed hope for understanding among all peoples. Let us break our fasts not just with dates and water, but with gestures of goodwill that bridge divides and affirm our common bonds. Ramadan Kareem. May Allah accept your fasts, prayers, and acts of charity, and guide us all toward greater tolerance, compassion, and unity.

#الهلال_اليوم في بريطانيا يعني الصيام اليوم كان الصح صيام مقبول وافطار هني

بمناسبة حلول شهر رمضان المبارك، أهنئ شعبنا السوري الكريم والأمتين العربية والإسلامية، سائلاً الله تعالى أن يمن علينا وعلى وطننا بالأمن والاستقرار والازدهار.

قطع شرايين تنظيم قسد PKK الاقتصادية الأخيرة أصبح مسألة وقت. خط (عدي) النفطي والذي يبلغ طوله 18 سيغدو خارج الحسابات. والذي يهرّب النفط السوري إلى مستوطنة برزاني شمال العراق. ما لا يعرفه الكثيرون هو أن مسرور بارزاني كان المتلقي للنفط لمدة عشر سنوات مضت على الأقل. حيث بيع النفط السوري بأسعار تقل بكثير عن الأسعار الدولية من بلد محروم وممزق بالحرب إلى بلد غني بالنفط كان مؤلمًا بشكل خاص للسوريين. يمتد خط عدي من رميلان إلى قرية محمودية داخل أراضي العراق.وبُني عام 1991 بأمر من عدي صدام حسين للتحايل على العقوبات الدولية. 📌 المصدر karamshaar.com/syria-in-figu…

هذا أفضل شيء قامت فيه الحكومة السورية بسبب أن الدولة الأسترالية رفضت الاعتراف بأنها تريد عودتهم إلى اراضيها وهذا ما يحكم عليهم البقاء في مناطق النظام وعندها سيقوم الإعلام أستراليا لترويج فكرة أن سوريا أطلقت سراحهم وهم يمثل خطر عليها ويبدا حملة على الدولة السوريه وهذا خطة مدروسة

اغلب الناس تشكي من اوضاع الاقتصاديه حاليا اكن ليس بسبب ان اوضاع الى تدهور بل في السابق الناس لم تفكر في غدا او مستقبل بل كانت تعيش لساعتها برعب دون تفكير في مستقبل ولان اغلب الناس صحي من الكابوس عمره 14 عام ضاع من عمرهم ويريد ان ينهض من جديدلكن وللاسف من صفر وهذا ما سبب رده فعلهم

シャリーア法は日本にいらんと思う人✋

Nine years ago, beloved American and respected psychologist, Dr. Majd Kamalmaz, disappeared. Taken by the brutal Assad regime while visiting an elderly family member. His legacy of dedication and peace lives on, and we continue to pursue justice and closure for his family.

بيان من قبائل محافظة الحسكة

Le @SecRubio s’est entretenu avec son homologue syrien 🇸🇾 Assaad al-Chaibani et le commandant en chef des Forces démocratiques syriennes, Mazloum Abdi. Le secrétaire a réaffirmé le soutien des États-Unis à une Syrie stable, en paix avec ses voisins et garantissant les droits de tous ses groupes ethniques et religieux minoritaires. Il a également salué l’engagement du gouvernement syrien à coopérer pleinement avec les États-Unis et la @coalition internationale contre Daech.

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.@SenatorShaheen and a bipartisan, bicameral delegation met with Syrian Foreign Minister @AsaadHShaibani and General @MazloumAbdi on the sidelines of @MunSecConf. See the readout of this historic meeting 👇 🔗foreign.senate.gov/press/dem…

Senator Jeanne Shaheen on Syria: Are there going to be mistakes? Of course there will be mistakes. I just finished watching The American Revolution, which is a documentary in the United States about our fight for independence. There were all kinds of mistakes made in the early days of the United States. We continue to make mistakes. But the important thing about democracies — the important thing about stable societies — is that we are able to correct those mistakes, to provide accountability and justice when mistakes are made, and to move forward in a positive way. And that is what I think we want for Syria and for the entire Middle East region.

It’s fascinating to me that while the Syrians are working together and meeting the US Secretary of State, you still have some voices who want the US to impose sanctions on Damascus to “protect minorities” even as Damascus is working with minorities…basically punishing Damascus for working with the SDF…it ignores positive developments Syria should be supported and rewarded for what it is doing, not punished for being successful and stable It’s important to recognize how things are changing than have a view that never acknowledges positive change