For those who don’t know, this is what #Iran and Hezbollah did to Homs while supporting the Assad regime against the Syrian people 🇸🇾. Entire neighborhoods were reduced to rubble. #Syria

#Reuters has again published an unsubstantiated claim that Syria will send fighters to support Saudi Arabia against the Houthis. The question is why the agency appears so eager to circulate false reports about Syria first alleging agreements with Hezbollah, and now claiming that Syrian fighters will be sent to fight in Yemen. The only plausible explanation is that Reuters is trying to manufacture a misleading image of Syria to West.

"Israeli occupation forces arrest a young man after shooting him during their incursion into the village of Jibata Al-Khashab in the northern countryside of Quneitra" #Syria

Israel picked up where Assad left off. The only difference is that the international community will go above and beyond to justify and even reward Israel for its systematic torture and forced disappearance of Syrians.

Emirati businessman Mohammed Alabbar @mohamed_alabbar : Our cadres in investments in Syria will be Syrians by 100%: - All project staff are 100% local, including consultants, engineers, and contractors. - Contractors are instructed to prioritize buying supplies from local merchants, even if those merchants import some goods. - The priority is to keep earnings within the national economy so money remains in Syria. - Highlights Syrian skills and capacity to learn quickly.

When Israel's politicians and social elite tell you who they are, believe them. They have always seen Palestinian women as "terrorist factories" and Arab babies - not just Palestinian, as he points out - as future threats to be eliminated now rather than later. Vampires.

To be very clear, Israel is the threat to Syria. Not the other way around. This must be understood.

Does that mean Iran affiliated militia aka Houthi becomes something from the past? We'll about to find out

RT @Mdo091: How to stay relevant in 2026? Post “I stand with Lebanon against the Syrians.” Quick history lesson for the Hellenic account:…

"One of them worked at Sednaya Prison; The Syrian Dentists Syndicate strikes off the names of 7 dentists, withdraws their licenses, closes their clinics, and refers their files to the Ministry of Justice, following confirmation of their cooperation with the Assad regime, cooperation that led to physical, psychological, and material harm to other doctors and citizens." #Syria

#Syrian foreign ministry : “The Syrian Arab Republic condemns in the strongest terms the continuous violations committed by the Israeli occupation against Syrian territory, the latest of which is the completion of work on the so-called "Sufa 53 Line," in flagrant breach of the 1974 Disengagement of Forces Agreement and a blatant violation of international legitimacy resolutions.” #Syria #Damascus

RT @thegoodone92: @Mdo091 Greek refugees in Aleppo

The Minister of Finance, Mohammed Yisr Barnieh is a Syrian economist who previously held senior positions in international financial institutions and played a key role in shaping Syria's financial markets. Barnieh earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Damascus University in 1990. He then pursued graduate studies in economics at the University of Kansas, the University of Washington, and Oklahoma State University between 1990 and 1994. In 1996 he began his career as a trainee at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Later that year, he joined the Arab Monetary Fund as an economist, where he steadily rose through the ranks, eventually serving as head of financial markets. Between 2004 and 2007, Barniyeh played a role in establishing the Syrian Commission on Financial Markets and Securities and the Damascus Securities Exchange, contributing to the development of Syria’s financial sector by strengthening its regulatory and institutional framework. From 2009 to 2024, he held various positions within the Arab Monetary Fund, culminating in his role as director of the Economic Policy Department. In this capacity, he oversaw economic research and advised Arab governments on financial reforms. And the Minister of Economy and Industry, Mohammad Nidal al-Shaar is a Syrian economist who previously served as Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade in the Adel Safar government and a member of the People's Assembly from 2003 to 2007. Al-Shaar's professional career spans consultancy and training roles in financial markets and institutions across multiple countries. He has advised both private and governmental organizations in the United States and the United Arab Emirates on monetary policy, banking, securities markets, mergers and acquisitions, and investment. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Aleppo in 1980. He later pursued advanced studies in the United States, obtaining a Master of Science in International Business from South Dakota State University, a Master of Philosophy in Finance and International Investment from George Washington University, and a PhD in economics from George Washington University. Early in his career, he worked as a researcher for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. From 1996 to 2001, al-Shaar served as a professor at the University of Aleppo’s Faculty of Economics. During this period, he also held the position of Director of the Central Bank of Syria’s branch in Aleppo. Subsequently, he was Secretary General of the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions from 2002 to 2012. He has been involved with emerging markets indices and contributed to training staff at the Dubai Financial Market, Dubai Mercantile Exchange, and Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. Al-Shaar's career also includes roles as Chief of Market Management and Studies at Fannie Mae in Washington, Vice President at Johnson & Higgins in New York and Washington, and economic adviser at the World Bank. Additionally, he has served as an adjunct professor at George Washington University, where he taught courses on macroeconomics, global economics, money and banking. Neither is "short on economic expertise". So what exactly is @AbuJamajem talking about? 🤨

They hate the fact that we did not Quit they want us to suffer forever . May Allah swt deal with our haters swiftly

How to stay relevant in 2026? Post “I stand with Lebanon against the Syrians.” Quick history lesson for the Hellenic account: During WWII, tens of thousands of Greeks fleeing Nazi occupation of the Aegean islands crossed into Syria and were housed in camps around Aleppo. Contemporary Arabic papers showed Syrian women handing clothes to Greek children. Earlier waves after 1922 and 1939 did the same.

When you wake up from a coma thinking it’s still 2005.

Such a crucial step towards traffic safety & control

Coming from the city of #Jeddah.. 45 Saudi motorcyclists participating in the Saudi-Syrian Motorcycle Rally arrive in #Damascus. #Syria