Painting exhibition in the city of Qamishli in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip

Culture

Sebouh Azad Primary School in Qamishli in Hasakah countryside held an exhibition that included a group of artistic paintings in support of the Palestinian people, especially in Gaza Strip, in the confrontation of the Zionist aggression against them.

The school’s principal Janeet Issa indicated in a statement to SANA that the students of the school expressed, through their paintings, their rejection of the brutal crimes against Gaza children. Their paintings depicted the events of the daily massacres taking place against the people of Palestine who are facing a war of genocide carried out by the Zionist occupation forces.

The student Juliana Darwish indicated that she participated with ten paintings in which she expressed the suffering of the Palestinian child who was deprived of his rights to security and education as a result of the aggression against Gaza launched by the criminal Zionists.

The student Asmaa Al-Ghurair pointed out that all children in Syria stand in solidarity with their brothers in occupied Palestine and reject the killing and destruction against them.

The student Fatima Hasan participated with paintings that express the steadfastness of the Palestinian woman, the mother of martyrs.

Souha Suleiman

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