Don't Forget: We Are One People
The piece urges national unity, compassion, and solidarity after the signing of a ceasefire agreement, calling for aid to the wounded, care for martyrs' families, and avoidance of blame or division.
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Don't forget that we are one people!
- At this very delicate moment that followed the signing of the ceasefire agreement, we raise our hands to God in thanks that our people have closed a bloody chapter of pain, loss, and extermination, and we ask the Almighty to accept the martyrs, heal the wounded, and relieve our bereaved and afflicted families across all parts of the homeland.
- We have endured harsh days that tested our patience and unity, and revealed the authenticity of this great people's steadfastness and altruism. Today, as we close the chapter of war, we must open a new page entitled: unity, compassion, and integration, not blame, disparagement, and accusation!
- National and moral duty requires that we all rise above wounds and disagreements, and that no party cast blame on another. Everyone, each in their own way, strove and labored for one noble goal: ending the occupation and attaining freedom and dignity for our people.
- Let us stand as one to aid our stricken people, to mend their fractures, bind their wounds, and restore to them the hope of life. Today is not a day for reproach, but a day for work, loyalty, and solidarity.
- Let us be prudent and complementary, completing one another, preserving our national fabric from any rift or sedition, for our enemy is one, our land is one, and our fate is one.
- May God have mercy on our martyrs, heal our wounded, and protect our people and our homeland from all harm.