Solidarity Stand in Paris Condemning Terrorism on Some Arab Countries
PARIS,(ST)_ Members of the Syrian and Arab communities in Paris organized on Sunday a solidarity stand to express their denunciation of the aggression and terrorism acts that target some Arab countries including Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia, backed by Western powers and Al Saud regime.
The participants in the solidarity stand hoisted Syrian, Yemeni, Iraqi, Lebanese and Tunisian flags, demanding the halt supporting terrorism, bloodshed of the Arab people,non-interference in the affairs of Arab countries and peoples and respect for their sovereignty, support of Arab nationalism and condemnation of Arab reactionary and its supporters of American imperialism.
They stressed that the purpose of this solidarity stand is to express their support for the Yemeni people in the face of “Saudi aggression”, carrying pictures of Yemeni victims who were hit by strikes by jetfighters of al-Saud regime and their allies.
They also denounced the crimes committed in Yemen, in conjunction with the terrorist aggression against the Syrian people, carried out by Western powers and the Gulf kingdoms and sheikhdoms by continuing to arm, finance and send terrorists to Syria over the past four years.
The participants pointed out that the so-called “al-Hazm storm” led by the al-Saud regime and its allies against Yemen and its people was better to be against the Israeli occupation instead of against the Arab peoples to kill them,disseminate takfiri thought and ignite sedition among them through the sheikhs of ignorance and the shedding of blood, as well as petrodollars money spent by these kingdoms and sheikhdoms to ruin of nations and kill peoples.
The participants voiced support for the Yemeni, Syrian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Libyan and Tunisian peoples in their rights to sovereignty in their homelands, stressing that defeat will be inflicted on the reactionary states and their employers of world imperialism and “Israel” and that Arab peoples will triumph in the end.
T. Fateh