Israeli And Syrian Officials Held Face-To-Face Meetings On Front – Report

security vacuum | naked body of woman found in aleppo
on may 27, 2025
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aleppo province: a woman was found dead and naked with gunshot wounds on the highway to al-hamdaniyah in aleppo.

the reasons behind the crime and the identities of the perpetrators remain unknown, while relevant authorities headed to the site of the crime and started investigations.

according to sohr sources, the victim had suffered from psychological illnesses.

since the fall of al-assad regime, a state of security disorder has been prevailing in all zones of influence areas across syria, along with the dramatic increase in murder crimes, especially with the presence of many military formations and groups of gunmen, where personal purposes were behind some of those crimes

hama province: two sisters from ain balouj village in duwayr raslan district have gone missing.

their family reported the disappearance, stating they lost contact after leaving from a public van near the post office in masyaf city western hama countryside while going to visit a doctor. it remains unclear whether the sisters were kidnapped or who the kidnappers are, and their fate remains unknown.

following assault on judge “haskal” |membership of 64 lawyers suspended by aleppo bar association
following assault on judge “haskal” |membership of 64 lawyers suspended by aleppo bar association
on may 27, 2025
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the bar association branch council in aleppo city issued a decision yesterday to suspend the membership of 64 lawyers and refer them for investigation, due to “professional and ethical violations,” according to the text of the decision issued by the interim council

the decision stipulates the suspension of the membership of the lawyers, stopping the issuance of any legal representation on their behalf and allowing legal action to be taken against them should evidence arise, in preparation for permanently disbarring them if violations are confirmed. the council noted that this measure comes as part of efforts to uphold the dignity of the legal profession and to regulate its misconduct. according to reliable sohr sources, several of

the lawyers included in the decision are facing accusations related to loyalty to and collaboration with the former regime,which prompted the bar association to temporarily freeze their membership pending the completion of investigations and the clarification of facts.

this coincided with a state of tension that gripped the judicial institutions in aleppo yesterday, as judges and lawyers at the palace of justice stopped their judicial work and staged a sit-in inside the building.

this protest came in response to what they described as an insult to judge ahmad haskal, after members of the general security affiliated with the university of aleppo assaulted him while he was carrying out his official duties and detained him for 24 hours, an incident that caused outrage within both the judicial and legal communities

the situation escalated to direct security intervention, where armed patrols from the security services entered the palace of justice in an attempt to disperse the sit-in, amid mounting accusations of security forces interfering in judicial affairs.
the timing of the decision issued by the interim bar association council raised questions, as it was seen to lack the necessary legal basis for suspending the lawyers’ memberships, especially in the absence of clearly defined reasons

some viewed the timing of the decision, coming just hours after the assault on the judge, as an attempt to divert attention from the core issue concerning judicial independence and the violations faced by those working within the system.
it is worth noting that the current bar association branch council was appointed on an interim basis without elections, further fueling controversy over the legitimacy of its decisions and their potential political implications.

after having received threats | judge “haskal” waives his right following assault by “al-tahhan”
on may 27, 2025
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aleppo province: the judge “ahmed haskal” has announced waiving his right in the case which had sparked widespread debate and turned into a case of public opinion, which is manifested in assaulting the judge by “obaydah al-tahhan,” the head of al-salehen police officer in aleppo.

the judge’s waiver followed public pressure and professional stress by supporters of “al-tahhan,” including members of his tribe and al-na’im tribe and other influential officials, along with threats which the judge has recently received.

this coincides with public appeals to adopt fair and transparent procedures, especially after judges and lawyers started a strike and staged a sit-in protest in the courthouse, protesting the assault of the judge.

the judge’s waiver has also triggered mixed reactions, where some individuals see that this decision leads to solving the crisis, while others see that this step contravenes efforts to achieving justice, stressing that “al-tahhan” must be held accountable.
meanwhile, friends and supports of “al-tahhan” staged a protest, expressing solidarity with him, while elders of his tribe and al-na’im tribe issued a statement, condemning his arrest and calling for holding accountable the “

on may 25, sohr sources reported that general security forces of aleppo university severely beat an investigative judge in aleppo, while he was carrying out his official duties inspecting a crime scene within his judicial jurisdiction.

according to reliable sohr sources, the judge was detained by the security members for 24 hours, before releasing him in critical condition due to the severe beating.

growing tension | judges and lawyers stage sit-in protest inside justice palace in aleppo
on may 26, 2025
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aleppo province: sohr sources have reported that judges and lawyers at the justice palace in aleppo suspended their judicial work and staged a sit-in inside the building, in protest against what they described as an “insult” directed at judge “ahmad haskal” while he was performing his duties.

according to reliable sohr sources, judges refrained from holding court sessions today and raised their voices in solidarity with their colleague, a rare scene within official judicial institutions.
meanwhile, members affiliated with the general security forces intervened, sending heavily armed patrols into the justice palace in an attempt to break up the sit-in and end the protest.

this comes in light of growing tensions between the executive and judicial branches, amid repeated accusations of security services interfering in judicial affairs, further deepening the crisis of trust within the country’s justice system.

yesterday, sohr sources reported that general security forces of aleppo university severely beat an investigative judge in aleppo, while he was carrying out his official duties inspecting a crime scene within his judicial jurisdiction.

according to reliable sohr sources, the judge was detained by the security members for 24 hours, before releasing him in critical condition due to the severe beating

aleppo province: general security forces of aleppo university severely beat an investigative judge in aleppo, while he was carrying out his official duties inspecting a crime scene within his judicial jurisdiction.

according to reliable sohr sources, the judge was detained by the security members for 24 hours, before releasing him in critical condition due to the severe beating

this is no news at all, it’s well established that israel, usa and erdoganistan control the remains of former syria.

since the saa surrendered, did the syrian economy get better? did they get their oil back? did they get their farmland back?

or did did they just surrender for good reason?

good luck negotiating with jewish extremists

finally they can go to parties together to do photo opps for the minions they rule .

netanuahu e seu terrorista julani

chumpo shakes the hand that was used to behead children and eat human organs. and why not? which is the bigger piece of s**t of the two? nice guy! nice beard! a jew c***sucker greeting another one.