Notables: We reject "settlements" because they are conspiracy

 After Daraa, Homs, and the Damascus countryside, the Damascus government launched the so-called “settlements” or “reconciliations” in Deir ez-Zor as traps to force the people to succumb to the practices it adopted against the Syrian people, since the beginning of the crisis, sow discord among its people.

 Wajih of the village of Marat under the control of the forces of the Damascus government, Rawi Darwish, said in a statement to our agency, "The Damascus government, after it was dying, started promoting what it calls settlements or reconciliations. It seeks to gain moral support. But most of the people are deceived and put in prisons.

 Al-Darwish continued: "If the Damascus government wants reconciliation with the Syrian people, it should at least take a decision to empty its prisons, as there are many detainees who were arrested unjustly and aggressively because they demanded freedom."

 Al-Darwish sent a message to all Syrians not to be deceived by these "reconciliations."

 One of the notables of the town of Al-Izbah, Ghazi Abdel Rahman, spoke about the issue, and said that the Damascus government is promoting this period for what it calls “settlements,” adding, “But we take the lesson from its settlements in Daraa and its breach of the covenant for the people of Daraa and its luring of most of the young people whom it has given safety.  Damascus has broken its covenant with them, and we learn from this behavior."

 He added: "What the Damascus government is promoting in the name of reconciliation and luring people to their villages is a conspiracy, and there is no covenant and charter for these settlements."

 Abdul Rahman affirmed their rejection of these settlements, "We never accept these settlements with the Damascus government, because we consider them a trap for the people of Deir ez-Zor."

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