Ain Issa People stand against hate speech and division

The areas of the Autonomous Administration in NE Syria are facing systematic incitement campaigns through social media, carried out by agendas linked to countries hostile to the Autonomous Administration and the Democratic Nation project. 

These campaigns aim to sow discord, stir hatred among the region's components, fuel sectarian tensions, and undermine the stability built on peaceful coexistence.

 In this context, citizen Farhad Shakri expressed concern about this incitement targeting the social fabric of the region. He emphasized that "the communities in NE Syria are not strangers to each other; they have lived side by side for thousands of years, sharing joys and sorrows, and are fully aware of the dangers threatening their unity."

He added that "those behind these campaigns are external parties seeking to undermine the project of democratic coexistence, and they do not represent the voice of the Syrian people."

The citizen Ahmed Al-Mousa stated that "this discourse is rejected by all components of the Syrian people, who are well aware of its malicious goals."

 He noted that these campaigns serve the interests of hostile entities aiming to tear apart Syrian society by creating sectarian and ethnic divisions.

 As for Ayat Al-Issa, she explained that the systematic incitement in recent times aims to drag Syrians into the quagmire of civil war at a time when the people are beginning to seek the outlines of peace and stability. She added, "These agendas recognize the significance of the historical moment we are living through and are trying to sabotage any unified national project built on the foundations of justice, freedom, and coexistence."

She concluded by saying, "We reject hate speech and incitement in all its forms, and we say yes to brotherhood and solidarity among peoples to build a bright future for Syria, one that honors the sacrifices of its people and ensures dignity for all without exclusion or marginalization."

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