Honorary party for martyrs' children in Manbij

MANBIJ

The Martyrs' Families Association, in coordination with Menbij Military Council and the Culture and Art Committee, honored the children of the martyrs in Manbij city in a ceremony. The celebration was held in al-Baraim hall, located in west of the city. It was decorated with pictures of the martyrs and flags of the Martyrs' Families Foundation.

The ceremony was attended by Farouq al-Mashi and Nazif Khelo, the head of Syrian Future Party, Ibrahim al-Kaftan, leaders of Manbij Military Council, and dozens of children and their families.

The celebration began with a minute of silence. Then the co-chair of the Martyrs' Families Foundation, Khanem Ibrahim, gave a speech in which she stressed that children are the generation of the future and should take care of them. "In the future they can be able to protect themselves and their land."

She added that the martyrs are those who sacrificed their bodies for the liberation of homeland and peoples, and that the martyrs' children are fidelity in our necks, noting that they are candles that illuminate the future of free country.

"Manbij city, its revolutionaries, proud of us and its children, a future for it, Manbij city filled with the blood of the martyrs and their children in the footsteps of the martyrs," said Hazar al-Hassan, daughter of martyr Khalil al-Hassan.

Followed by a speech by the co-chair of the Legislative Council of Civil Democratic Administration Farouk al-Mashi and said:

The martyrs were the most wonderful tournaments with their sacrifices, the martyrs were the beacon of our path, andwe bow down to the mothers and wives of the martyrs who lost their sons and their husbands in the battles of honor and dignity. "

The leader-in-chief of Munbij military council, Mohammed Abu Adel, said that they were staying on the martyrs' path who helped in liberating and defend Manbij city and stressed that they would defend Manbij against any outside interference, noting that they will not allow Turkey to occupy manbij.

After that, the member of Women's Council, Hivin Mohammed, and the girl Rieman al-Ido gave songs to the martyrs and the homeland, "Future generation" band performed Arab folkloric dances, and Ahmed Youssef gave a poem about the martyrs.

In the end, gifts and sweets were distributed to the martyrs' sons in honor of them

(H/S)

ANHA