Arab women: We will stand in the face of all occupation attacks

Arab women condemned the crimes of the Turkish occupation, especially against the pioneers and vanguards of the July 19thRevolution, and affirmed that the intimidation policies adopted by the occupying state will only increase their determination to follow the goals and footsteps of the martyrs.

Arab women: We will stand in the face of all occupation attacks
6 July, 2023   01:47
DEIR-EZ-ZOR, EMILY SALLOUM

Women's reactions to the Turkish attacks on the region are escalating, the most recent of which was the targeting of the car of the co-chair of the Qamishlo Canton Council, Yusra Darwish, the co-chair of the council, Lyman Shweish, and the member of the council, Furat Touma, which resulted in their martyrdom, in addition to the injury of the co-chair of the council, Kabi Shamoun, in June 20.

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The deputy spokesperson for the Women's Council in the Future Syria Party, Huda al-Khalidi, affirmed the insistence of women in North and East Syria to pursue the struggle despite all the attacks and the special war targeting them and their people.

Moreover, she condemned, "We, the women of Deir ez-Zor countryside, condemn and denounce the crimes committed against women." She expressed her strong rejection of all the murders that persecute women throughout Kurdistan and the world.

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For her part, the administrator of the Young Women's Union in Deir-ez-Zor, Suha al-Saeed, condemned "the assassinations, murders, kidnappings and rapes committed by the Turkish authorities against women, and the symbols and pillars of the July 19th Revolution," noting that all these crimes and violations are nothing but an attempt to break the will of women and strike AANES' project.

And she stressed that Turkey has violated all international laws, with its continuous targeting of North and East Syria and its people. "We will stand in the face of all attacks targeting the region and our people," she said.

T/ Satt.

ANHA