Citizens of occupied Golan: Holding presidential elections on time is a new victory for Syria

Citizens of the Israeli-occupied Syrian Golan have affirmed that holding presidential elections as scheduled is a new victory for Syria.
 
The citizens organized a car rally on Wednesday that toured various occupied towns to support the constitutional entitlement and to assert their adherence to the Syrian Arab identity and their homeland. They pointed out that they are an integral part of the Syrian Arab Republic and that they stand by the president to be elected by the Syrians.
 
The citizens in addition stressed that holding the elections on time after 10 years of the hostile war on Syria is a sign of recovery and victory over the aggression.
 
Basma Qaddour
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