Among his most prominent associates are Ismail Bari al-Mahmoud (head of tribal armed groups in the Tel Brak district) and Khader Abu Haitham (head of tribal armed groups in the Tel Hamis district).

His blogs and followers reveal that Ibrahim organized meetings in the region with tribal sheikhs, dignitaries, and local residents, exploiting the demands of families of ISIS members for the return of those transferred to Iraqi prisons by the international coalition, inciting them to participate in demonstrations on this issue. On the other hand, he directs a "Shabiha-like discourse" against employees of the Syrian Interim Government who were former members of the Autonomous Administration institutions, demanding their dismissal.

In addition, Ibrahim Haji al-Halabi incites the tribes of the region to demand that the Interim Government form an organization called the "Tribal Army in the Eastern Region," specifically in Tal Hamis, Tal Brak, al-Hawl, and Tal Kojer (al-Malikiyah), as a launching point for seizing control of al-Hasakah Governorate.

The irresponsible publications and hate speech disseminated by "Ibrahim Haji al-Halabi" indicate attempts to drag the region into strife between the tribes and the self-administration, as he continues his intensive activity in the region through the groups affiliated with him...

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Approximately half of the 110 members of the Syrian People's Assembly hold Turkish citizenship.

Furthermore, the Assembly's Speaker, Abdulhamid, has been working as a lecturer in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Mardin Artuklu University in Turkey since 2016. For more👉 https://t.me/lekolinorg/2266

A joint checkpoint was established in the countryside of Al-Hasakah within the framework of the January 29 agreement. Although some are trying to create the impression that the SDF has completely withdrawn, this is not true.