Two FSP's martyrs of Manbij Council laid to rest

 Today, the people of the city of Manbij laid martyrs, “Zakaria al-Jabbar” and “Bashar Bakour,” members of the Council of the Future Syria Party, al-Arima branch, to rest. As they were martyred by unidentified men who shot them dead.

Two FSP's martyrs of Manbij Council laid to rest
Two FSP's martyrs of Manbij Council laid to rest
Two FSP's martyrs of Manbij Council laid to rest
14 January, 2022   14:51
Manbij

The funeral procession started with the participation of members of civil and military institutions and women's institutions in Manbij.

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 The ceremony began with a minute of silence in remembrance of the souls of the martyrs, and then a member of the Council of Martyrs’ Families in Manbij Muhammad Al-Sheikh gave a speech on behalf of the council in which he said: “These innocent martyrs had no sin except that they were working for peace  and safety in their country, to reach them the treacherous hands hostile to brotherhood, freedom and peace.”

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 Then, the head of the Party, Ibrahim Al-Qaftan, delivered a speech in which he said, “Those who want stability in Syria should come for dialogue not for bloodshed. It saddens me that these two young men are martyred, why?  That he will meet his God and ask him what he has done, and if he believes in patriotism and citizenship as well, he will be asked at the dialogue table.

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 This was followed by a speech by the co-chair of the Legislative Council in Manbij, Muhammad Ali al-Abbo, in which he said, "We will not address the international community because we know where the weakness and inhumanity have reached.

 After the words were finished, Mahmoud Al-Eido, a member of the Martyrs' Families Council in Manbij, read the document of the two martyrs and handed them to their families.

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