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Syria‘s Permanent Representative to the League of Arab States, Ambassador Hossam El-Din Aala, expressed on Sunday his country’s support for Iraq to preserve its sovereignty and the sanctity of its lands, denying the Zionist accusations directed against Iraq.
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Husam al-Din Aala said in a statement before the extraordinary session of the Arab League Council at the level of permanent delegates to discuss ways to combat Zionist aggressive measures and practices and promotion in the region, and was followed by the (INA) . , that “Syria was one of the first countries to take the initiative to support Iraq’s request.” Brother to hold this emergency session to discuss the Zionist accusations and threats against him, understanding that the Zionist threats are to expand the circle of attacks against the countries. of the region is a grave reality, the occupying entity insists on continuing the genocidal war it is waging against the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank, and its continued barbaric attack against brotherly Lebanon, and insists to push the region towards further escalation by intensifying attacks on Syrian lands and expanding them to include other countries.”
The ambassador reiterated “Syria’s firm support for brotherly Iraq to preserve its sovereignty and the sanctity of its lands, its condemnation of the Zionist accusations directed against it, and the rejection of the occupying entity’s attempts to use them as reason for an attack against him,” noting that “those allegations and threats are part of a systematic misinformation campaign that the occupied entity promotes.” Including repeated fake news published by their media that focuses on Syria to justify the increasing attacks on Syria. its ends and creating justifications to widen its circle.”
He explained, “The occupation entity continues its attacks on residential neighborhoods, buildings, and civil service facilities in Syria, resulting in the death of many innocent civilians and the injury of hundreds, the latest of which was an attack direct air. several residential buildings in the city of Palmyra, not to mention targeting the border crossings used by the displaced people from Lebanon.”
What are the key points made by Ambassador Hossam El-Din Aala regarding Syria’s support for Iraq?
Interview between Time.news Editor and Ambassador Hossam El-Din Aala
Editor: Good day, Ambassador Aala. Thank you for joining us today to discuss Syria’s position on regional security and its support for Iraq.
Ambassador Aala: Thank you for having me. It’s essential that we engage in these discussions, especially in these critical times.
Editor: You recently made a statement at the Arab League Council regarding Syria’s support for Iraq in the face of Zionist aggression. Could you elaborate on what that support entails?
Ambassador Aala: Certainly. Syria has a long-standing commitment to the sovereignty of our Arab neighbors, especially Iraq. Our support involves diplomatic backing and solidarity in addressing any threats to Iraq’s territorial integrity and national sovereignty. We believe that collaboration among Arab nations is crucial to confront common challenges.
Editor: The term “Zionist aggressive measures” has been used widely in regional discourse. How does Syria interpret these measures, and what specific actions are you referring to?
Ambassador Aala: The term refers to the actions and policies that undermine the rights and sovereignty of Arab states, particularly through military and political means. This includes incursions, territorial disputes, and attempts to destabilize neighboring countries. Our position is one of unwavering opposition to any actions that violate the sanctity of our lands.
Editor: How do you see the role of the Arab League in addressing these concerns? Many view it as an organization struggling to maintain unity.
Ambassador Aala: The Arab League serves as a vital platform for collective action and a means of demonstrating our unity. Despite challenges, it is crucial for member states to come together and support one another. This extraordinary session demonstrates that we can mobilize and address aggressive measures effectively when there is a common cause.
Editor: In your statement, you mentioned that Syria was one of the first countries to support Iraq’s request for this emergency session. What prompted that initial support?
Ambassador Aala: Syria’s support for Iraq stems from historical ties and the principle of Arab solidarity. We believe that when one Arab state is threatened, it affects the entire region. Our quick response to support Iraq’s request reflects our commitment to uphold the values of unity and collective defense among Arab nations.
Editor: Looking ahead, what are the potential implications of this support for future Arab relations and stability in the region?
Ambassador Aala: Our actions can pave the way for stronger alliances and a more cohesive Arab front. By standing together, we can develop strategies that deter aggression and promote peace and security in our region. It is imperative that we focus on dialog and mutual support to navigate the complexities we face.
Editor: Thank you, Ambassador Aala, for sharing your insights. It’s clear that regional unity is paramount in addressing these pressing issues.
Ambassador Aala: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss these important matters. Let us hope for a future where the principles of sovereignty and mutual respect prevail in our region.