Sheikh Al-Shaitat in Gharanij: Isolation against Ocalan is part of Turkey's policies against peoples

The notable of Al-Shaitat tribe in Gharanij town in the eastern countryside of Deir-ez-Zor, Khader Hamad Al-Aid Al-Sharif condemned the isolation imposed on the Leader Abdullah Ocalan, stressing that it was unfair and contrary to international laws and agreements, and considered it part of Turkey's policies against peoples struggling for freedom.

Sheikh Al-Shaitat in Gharanij: Isolation against Ocalan is part of Turkey's policies against peoples
17 June, 2021   03:04
​​​​​​​DEIR_EZ_ZOR

The Turkish authorities pursue an arbitrary policy against Leader Abdullah Ocalan and all their political detainees by tightening the isolation on the leader with a view to eliminating the project of a democratic nation and preventing people eager for freedom from reaching it.

On this subject, the notable of Al-Shaitat tribe in Gharanij town in the eastern countryside of Deir-ez-Zor, Khader Hamad Al-Aid Al-Sharif, talked to ANHA, saying: "The leader's thinking played a major role in the liberation of peoples, because it was wise and aimed at stabilizing the region and achieving the freedom of its peoples."

"We must therefore take seriously the issue of the isolation of Leader Abdullah Ocalan and conduct a general strike involving all the spectra of the people to put pressure on the Turkish occupation to lift it."

"We categorically reject isolation, because it is thanks to his thought that we live in stability and peace today."

In his speech, he appealed to rights and humanitarian organizations and the international community to do their duty to lift the isolation of the leader as soon as possible, because of its importance for the stability of the region in north and east Syria at all levels. "

Noting that "the Turkish occupation policy in the region is aimed at striking the safety and stability of the people of north and east Syria, the only solution to stand up to it is to unite and lift the isolation of the leader."

He concluded by wishing "an end to the crisis in Syria."

T/S

ANHA