The sudden reappearance of Mira Jalal Thabat, after several days of being missing, brought the term "captivity" back to the center of public discourse in Syria. Her return, marked by a tense demeanor and unfamiliar religious attire, set the stage for a flood of conflicting claims across social media. The absence of her own personal account in the early hours of her reappearance allowed the narrative to spiral out of control, turning her story into more than just an individual tragedy. It became a symbolic tool, injected into a polarized social climate, invoking the history of extremist groups to fuel fear and division.

Since the fall of the former Assad regime on December 8 and the formation of a caretaker government led by Mohammad Al-Bashir the next day—and throughout the subsequent phases up to the present—a recurring pattern has emerged in the style of governance.

The report has been chosen from 150 investigations, in "The most influential investigation" category, that were presented by many platforms and institutions specialized in checking misleading news and information from different countries around the world. In addition to other investigations for "The most creative form" and "The most creative cooperation" categories.

The book is the first attempt in a series of subsequent attempts to codify the results of the interaction of verification platforms operating in conflict and war zones, foremost of which is Syria, with disinformation and combating it.

Verify Media Platform has participated in the "Arab Forum for Media and Scientific Communication", between 26-28/February/2022. The forum is the first virtual event presented in Arabic and has brought together a group of notable Arab journalists and media outlets.

“No water, no food, no sleep, no way to escape.” Thousands of migrants, including Syrians, are stuck on the Belarus-Poland border living in inhuman conditions. Many of them died, and the Belarusian authorities confiscated their phones and pushed them towards The border fence under climatic conditions no less severe than the political and economic reality that threw them at the borders of those countries.