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Katika mahojiano na NPR inayosemekana kuwa kwa niaba ya kiongozi wa Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa, gavana wa Damascus anasema serikali mpya iliyotawazwa inataka kuwa na uhusiano mzuri na Israel.
Hatuna hofu na Israeli, na shida yetu sio kwa Israeli," anasema. "Kuna watu wanataka kuishi pamoja. Wanataka amani. Hawataki mabishano.”
Tunataka amani, na hatuwezi kuwa mpinzani wa Israel au mpinzani wa mtu yeyote,” anasema
Taarifa kamili hapo chini kwa kimombo:
December 27, 2024
Damascus governor: ‘We have no fear toward Israel… there exists a people who want coexistence’
Today, 7:57 am
In an interview with NPR said to be on behalf of Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, the governor of Damascus says the newly-installed government wants to have good relations with Israel.
Maher Marwan says that Israel’s initial trepidation after the fall of former president Bashar al-Assad was “natural.”
“Israel may have felt fear,” he says. “So it advanced a little, bombed a little, etc.”
“We have no fear towards Israel, and our problem is not with Israel,” he says. “There exists a people who want coexistence. They want peace. They don’t want disputes.”
“We want peace, and we cannot be an opponent to Israel or an opponent to anyone,” he says
Katika mahojiano na NPR inayosemekana kuwa kwa niaba ya kiongozi wa Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa, gavana wa Damascus anasema serikali mpya iliyotawazwa inataka kuwa na uhusiano mzuri na Israel.
Hatuna hofu na Israeli, na shida yetu sio kwa Israeli," anasema. "Kuna watu wanataka kuishi pamoja. Wanataka amani. Hawataki mabishano.”
Tunataka amani, na hatuwezi kuwa mpinzani wa Israel au mpinzani wa mtu yeyote,” anasema
Taarifa kamili hapo chini kwa kimombo:
December 27, 2024
Damascus governor: ‘We have no fear toward Israel… there exists a people who want coexistence’
Today, 7:57 am
In an interview with NPR said to be on behalf of Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, the governor of Damascus says the newly-installed government wants to have good relations with Israel.
Maher Marwan says that Israel’s initial trepidation after the fall of former president Bashar al-Assad was “natural.”
“Israel may have felt fear,” he says. “So it advanced a little, bombed a little, etc.”
“We have no fear towards Israel, and our problem is not with Israel,” he says. “There exists a people who want coexistence. They want peace. They don’t want disputes.”
“We want peace, and we cannot be an opponent to Israel or an opponent to anyone,” he says