About us

Who are we: NINAWA News Newspaper was founded in 2009 as the first electronic newspaper in Syria to deal with social, cultural, political and environmental life on the Syrian street. Its owner/ Dr. Jalal Tawela. Headquarters: Damascus - Attacked by elements of Jabhat al-Nusra in 2012 and burned after stealing all its contents from computers, printing machines, books and syrian historical writings rare investigations and tapes exposing the terrorist system that targeted civil peace in Syria and the Middle East. She had the journalistic lead in monitoring the first terrorist operations in Syria, such as the bombing of a gas station in the city of Al-Sabini in damascus countryside – and in uncovering the Japanese espionage operation on the Military Airport of Mezzeh. NINAWA News organized the literary poetry meeting at the Palestinian Cultural Center in Yarmouk camp, Damascus. Her team, in collaboration with Palestinian friends, helped monitor a full journey through the streets of Jerusalem, allowing Dr. Jalal Tawila to issue the Book of the Holy Land on a journey in the landmarks of Jerusalem. The first two signings were held at The Molya Restaurant in Old Damascus to sign a book that is the love from which 5,000 books were sold in Syria only. A book signing ceremony was organized if the stone in which Dr. Jalal Taweela was first introduced was questioned by a new literary color, the manifestation that combines thought and short story written with the weight and melody of the poetry of the activation. I launched two semi-monthly print issues, issue 00- and issue 01, which was attached to the Syrian educational manual to be the first newspaper to put forward this work to facilitate the search process among the successful high school and choose the appropriate private university for their trade and grades. The newspaper's website has been hacked eight times in a row for its national positions and for its clear vision of the practices that have been offensive to the homeland since its inception at the time of the sad Syrian crisis in 2011. NINAWA News' team started with five journalists and four professional journalists in all the work of warding, printing and communications, and high experience in monitoring and dealing with the event with high professionalism and a unique national sense that put the sanctity of Syria in its sights. I hope that our modest work at this platform will be admired and interested and we are pleased with your participation.