Parigi: dalla Palestina a Gaza messaggi di solidarietà e di condanna all'attentato
PNN/BethlehemThe Palestinian Authority President, Mahmoud Abbas, condemned the Paris attacks and...
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1 Il presidente dell'Autorità palestinese, Mahmoud Abbas, ha condannato gli attacchi di Parigi e ha detto che i palestinesi esprimono solidarietà con il popolo di Francia e con il suo governo.
Si sono associati al suo messaggio : il Ministero degli Affari Esteri palestinese che ha definito un crimine odioso quanto è avvenuto e ha esteso la sua solidarietà alla Francia nella sua "guerra giusta contro il terrorismo" . Jamal Nazzal, un portavoce di Fatah in Europa ha aggiunto che il movimento "condanna l'atto terroristico".
2 Molti sono i messaggi provenienti dai palestinesi di Gaza, per i quali tale terrore è stato un evento normale per decenni, in particolare negli ultimi sei anni, durante i quali hanno sofferto per tre importanti attacchi israeliani Nonostante il proprio dolore, spesso dimenticato dalla stampa ,sono in una posizione unica per simpatizzare con il trauma degli altri.
Malak Mattar è di Gaza e ha solo 15 anni, Il suo ultimo dipinto esprime simpatia e solidarietà con coloro che soffrono a Parigi per la furia terrorista . "I love Paris perché simboleggia la felicità per me,"
Malak ha iniziato a dipindere nel 2014 durante l'ultima guerra per "scaricare tutta la mia energia negativa",
Questo è il primo acquerello e mostra la sua paura per i razzi. , ma anche la speranza e la forza ricevuta nel dipingere
Uno degli obiettivi di Malak , quando sarà più grande, è quello di
unirsi a artisti internazionali e viaggiare all'estero per una
mostra liberamente, senza restrizioni.
Paris, we walk through the dark together.
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Leaders
of Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and dozens of Syrian rebel groups
have denounced the Paris assaults as "against human values," expressing
their…
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Leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and dozens of Syrian rebel
groups have denounced the Paris assaults as "against human values,"
expressing their deepest condolences to the people of France.
The leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad all issued statements
Saturday denouncing the attacks in Paris, where 129 people were killed
and more than 350 people were wounded on Friday night.
Dozens of Syrian rebel groups have also denounced the attacks in a joint online statement as "against human values."
The joint statement, which also included the powerful Jaish al-Islam rebel groups, condemned "in the strongest terms" the coordinated assault.
"We learned today, with great shock and condemnation, about the terrorist attacks against civilians in the city of Paris," the statement said.
Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah condemned the attacks as "barbaric," and said in a televised speech that "our people in this region know very well this terrorism the 'Islamic State' has carried out in the French capital." He went on to say that “the 'Islamic State' will not last long."
Nasrallah stressed further that the recent attacks in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut's southern suburbs, in which 43 people were killed in a double suicide attack on Thursday, will only increase Hezbollah's determination to fight the jihadist movement in Syria.
Hezbollah has been backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the country's five-year civil war.
The Islamist movement Hamas, which is considered a terrorist organization by the European Union and the United States, also condemned the gun and bomb attacks.
Hamas official Bassem Na'eem said in an email statement that Hamas "strongly condemned the series of attacks and hostile actions that were carried out in Paris."
"We pay our deep condolences to the families of the victims and we wish France safety and security," he added.
Nafez Azzam, a senior Islamic Jihad official, also condemned the attacks to reporters, saying, "I don’t think Islam is allowing this haphazard and arbitrary killing."
Syrian solidarity
Syrian activists, refugees and civilians took to social media to express their solidarity with France. Social media profile pictures were overlaid with the French flag and residents in Syria's war-torn capital, Damascus, wrote an open letter to the French people.
"We extend our hands to all the people that love peace and freedom, most of all the French people," the letter said.
World leaders have also denounced the assaults, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying: "We, your German friends, we feel so close to you. We are crying with you."
Earlier Saturday, the "Islamic State" (IS) militant group claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks. French President Francois Hollande has called IS' actions an "act of war."
smm/cmk (dpa, AFP)
Dozens of Syrian rebel groups have also denounced the attacks in a joint online statement as "against human values."
The joint statement, which also included the powerful Jaish al-Islam rebel groups, condemned "in the strongest terms" the coordinated assault.
"We learned today, with great shock and condemnation, about the terrorist attacks against civilians in the city of Paris," the statement said.
Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah condemned the attacks as "barbaric," and said in a televised speech that "our people in this region know very well this terrorism the 'Islamic State' has carried out in the French capital." He went on to say that “the 'Islamic State' will not last long."
Nasrallah stressed further that the recent attacks in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut's southern suburbs, in which 43 people were killed in a double suicide attack on Thursday, will only increase Hezbollah's determination to fight the jihadist movement in Syria.
Hezbollah has been backing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the country's five-year civil war.
The Islamist movement Hamas, which is considered a terrorist organization by the European Union and the United States, also condemned the gun and bomb attacks.
Hamas official Bassem Na'eem said in an email statement that Hamas "strongly condemned the series of attacks and hostile actions that were carried out in Paris."
"We pay our deep condolences to the families of the victims and we wish France safety and security," he added.
Nafez Azzam, a senior Islamic Jihad official, also condemned the attacks to reporters, saying, "I don’t think Islam is allowing this haphazard and arbitrary killing."
Syrian solidarity
Syrian activists, refugees and civilians took to social media to express their solidarity with France. Social media profile pictures were overlaid with the French flag and residents in Syria's war-torn capital, Damascus, wrote an open letter to the French people.
"We extend our hands to all the people that love peace and freedom, most of all the French people," the letter said.
World leaders have also denounced the assaults, with German Chancellor Angela Merkel saying: "We, your German friends, we feel so close to you. We are crying with you."
Earlier Saturday, the "Islamic State" (IS) militant group claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks. French President Francois Hollande has called IS' actions an "act of war."
smm/cmk (dpa, AFP)
Sintesi personale
I leader di Hamas, Hezbollah, Jihad islamica e decine di gruppi ribelli
siriani hanno denunciato gli attacchi di Parigi in quanto " sono "contro i valori
umani", esprimendo le loro più sentite condoglianze al popolo della
Francia.
Decine di gruppi ribelli siriani hanno stillato una dichiarazione congiunta condannando "nei termini più forti" l'assalto coordinato.
Leader di Hezbollah, lo sceicco Hassan Nasrallah ha definito quanto accaduto come "barbaro", e ha dichiarato in un discorso televisivo : "la nostra gente in questa regione conosce molto bene il terrorismo dello 'Stato islamico' . Ha aggiunto "lo'Stato islamico' non durerà a lungo."
Nasrallah ha sottolineato, inoltre, che i recenti attacchi in una roccaforte di Hezbollah nella periferia sud di Beirut, dove 43 persone sono state uccise in un attacco doppio suicidio, non farà che aumentare la determinazione degli Hezbollah di combattere il movimento jihadista in Siria.
Hezbollah sta appoggiando il presidente siriano Bashar al-Assad in una guerra civile che dura da cinque anni .
L'islamista movimento di Hamas, considerato un'organizzazione terroristica da parte dell'Unione europea e degli Stati Uniti, ha condannato gli attacchi .
Funzionario di Hamas Bassem Na'im ha scritto in una e-mail che l'organizzazione "fortemente condanna la serie di attacchi e azioni ostili che sono stati effettuati a Parigi.Porgiamo le nostre sentite condoglianze alle famiglie delle vittime e auguriamo alla Francia sicurezza",.
Nafez Azzam, un alto funzionario della Jihad islamica ha anche condannato gli attacchi ai giornalisti, dichiarando : "Non credo che l'Islam stia permettendo queste uccisioni casuali e arbitrarie".
Solidarietà siriano
Attivisti siriani, rifugiati e civili nei social media hanno espresso la loro solidarietà con la Francia. e residenti di Damasco ha scritto una lettera aperta al popolo francese.
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