Tribal reconciliation in Hasaka ends dispute between Omerian, Sharabin

Under the auspices of the Syrian Democratic Forces' Relations Office, and with the participation of members of the Democratic Islam Conference, the Hasaka City Council of Elders, and several political parties, a tribal reconciliation was reached between the Sharabin and Omerian clans after a year-long dispute stemming from an unintentional traffic accident that resulted in the death of a man.

The meeting took place in a reconciliation tent erected in al-Kallaseh neighborhood, with the presence of both sides of the dispute, as the Internal Security Forces oversaw the organization of the meeting, which addressed the root causes of the conflict.

During the meeting, the participants emphasized the importance of strengthening social bonds among tribal members and the necessity of resolving disputes at their inception, thereby contributing to the consolidation of civil peace and social cohesion. They also stressed the importance of joint cooperation to confront any attempts to undermine security and stability or incite conflict among the society's components.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the tribal leaders shook hands, a symbolic gesture signifying the end of the dispute and the beginning of a new chapter based on tolerance and co-existence.

ANHA