Arab tribes express their solidarity with Jabour tribe

On August 13, the city of Hasaka witnessed tension between the people of the Jabour tribe and the mercenaries of the National Defense of the Damascus government forces, in the vicinity of the security square in the city of Hasaka, following the attack of the so-called leader of the mercenaries of the National Defense and a group of his mercenaries on one of the notables of the Jabour tribe. Accordingly, a delegation from the Bakara tribe and representatives of the Jabour tribe in Raqqa and Manbij went to the city of Hasaka in solidarity with the members of the tribe.

The delegation included Ahmed Hammoud al-Saeed from Al-Hamdoun al-Kazha clan of the Jabour tribe in Raqqa, Sheikh Kamel Al-Mukhtar, representative of the Jabour tribe in the city of Manbij, and Sheikh Muhammad al-Hamid al-Bashir on behalf of the Bakara tribe.

Sheikh Kamel Al-Mukhtar of the Al-Hamdun al-Kazha clan of the Jabour tribe and the representative of the tribe in the city of Manbij delivered a speech in which he affirmed his solidarity with the people of his tribe, and indicated: "We came to announce our support with money and lives and our standing by our uncles of the Jabour tribe, and the symbols of the Jabour tribe, Al-Mulhim family and Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-Muslat, the dignity of Abdel Aziz al-Muslat is the dignity of every one in Jabour".

Sheikh Muhammad Al-Hamid al-Bashir also delivered a speech on behalf of the Bakara tribe, in which he affirmed his support for the Jabour tribe: "We came to send our message that we are all sons of tribes and clans, no matter how different the Syrian geography is, from Daraa to Deir al-Zor, we have one destiny and one dignity".

And the tension between the 2 parties continues until the moment of preparing the news.

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ANHA