Tell Hamis (Arabic: تل حميس, Kurdish: Til Hemîs), is a town in the Jazira region of northeastern Syria. Wadi Jarrah, a tributary of the Khabur River, flows through the town. At the time of the 2004 census, Tell Hamis had a population of 5,161 predominantly Arab citizens.
Council of Martyrs’ Families: The Heart of the Revolution
So far, 11,804 fighters have died in the defense of Northern and Eastern Syria. New ones are added every day due to the attacks. The Council of the Families of Martyrs takes care of the relatives in eight committees and 199 municipalities.
Co-operatives in Til Hemis provide employment and contribute to social economy
Co-operatives opened in Til Hemis provide employment for citizens and contribute to the social economy.
First cheese and dairy factory opened in Syria’s Derik
On Sunday, the Economic and Agriculture Board of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) opened the first cheese and dairy factory in the city of Derik, far northeast Syria.
Building Peace
Thanks to the primarily-Kurdish female fighters in the YPJ militia, many people now know that a women’s revolution is underway in North and East Syria (NES), the autonomous region more commonly known as Rojava. Women are organizing autonomously in civil society, and participating as co-chairs with guaranteed 50% representation from the highest levels of the new
