A solidarity stand in support of the Palestinian people in Al-Hasakah
Al-Hasakah, (ST) – The Council of Sheikhs and Notables of Syrian Tribes in Al-Hasakah condemned the crimes of the Zionist entity against the Palestinian people. It affirmed solidarity with this people in light of the attacks and brutal practices they are exposed to by the occupation authorities until achieving victory and obtaining their full rights.
The participants in the stand stressed that; the Palestinian cause will remain the main cause of the Syrian people. They stressed that, Syria will always stand by the Palestinian people in facing the daily crimes of the brutal Zionist entity despite of all the terrorism which has targeted it.
The Head of the Council Sheikh Maizar Al-Muslattold SANA in a statement that, the solidarity stand is a message of support and assistance to the Palestinian people, stressing that “the Syrians and the Palestinians are one people. He affirmedcontinued support to the Palestinian cause and resistance.
The Secretary of the Council, Rashad Aliwi said that, what the Palestinian people are exposed to is a war crime and all that we offer comes within the framework of the duty and morals, and we will remain supportive of the Palestinian peopleand with their just cause to gain their freedom and get rid of the brutal Zionist entity.
Sheikh Sakhr Kawkab Al-Alaiwi from the “Dulaim” tribe pointed out that, the Syrian people have always been supportive of the resistance and today we offer the least duty to the heroic Palestinian people who outline the most wonderful epics of steadfastness in defense of their just cause in the face of the occupation enemy. “We will remain as a Syrian people who support the Palestinian people until liberation, so that Palestine will return free” Al-Alaiwi added. “
On May 10th, the Israeli enemy launched a brutal aggression against Gaza Strip, using rockets, warplanes and artillery, claiming the lives of 219 Palestinians, among them 63 children, and injury of more than 1530, among them 450 kids.
Raghda Sawas