​​​​​​​Arab clan appeals to Arab clans in Turkey to vote for those who guarantee their rights

The Justice and Development Party, which has been in power for 21 years, considers the May 14 elections an existential issue for it, so it is doing its best to win it, trying to pressure the naturalized Syrians in Turkey to vote for it, or to return them to their areas and revoke their citizenship.

In this regard, the notable of the Walda clan in the city of Raqqa, Yusef al-Asaad, warned of the re-percussions of voting for the Justice and Development Party and its president, Erdogan, because of the impact of the elections on the Syrian crisis, saying: "Naturalized Syrians in Turkey should not vote for the Justice and Development Party, which killed and displaced Syrians."

He added, "We appeal to the Arab clans in Turkey to educate their sons and urge them not to vote for the Justice and Development Party, because this party is the biggest cause of the destruction and ruin of Syria."

He continued, "This party claims to be the Justice and Development Party, but unfortunately, it is a party that represents injustice and darkness, and this party is the one that plundered the Syrian wealth, plundered its lands, and altered its demographics.

Al-Asaad explained, "During the previous elections, the Justice and Development Party granted Turkish citizenship to many Syrians, in order to benefit from their votes in its advancement and victory in the elections, and every person who does not elect him is threatened by Turkish intelligence and stripped of his citizenship."

Al-Asaad indicated that the Turkish state authorities are again using the same method with Syrian refugees, handing them Turkish identity cards, in order to elect the Justice and Development Party and obtain the largest number of votes in order to ensure victory in the elections.

In the conclusion of his speech, Youssef Al-Asaad called on the members of the Arab clans in Turkey to vote for those who deserve and represent their will, and added, "Even the Turks themselves suffer from persecution in their country by the Justice and Development Party and live in difficult conditions, and they also want to get rid of Erdogan's fascist rule."

T/Satt.

ANHA