Gabriel Ibrahim makes warning statements and appealing to an urgent appeal

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Gabriel Ibrahim, head of the Justice and Equality Movement, said that the liberation of the capital does not mean the end of the confrontation.

In a speech on the occasion of Eid al -Adha, he noted that the responsibility requires preparing for the greatest crawling towards Darfur, and liberating the remaining pure soil from the abomination of rebellion.

He made an urgent humanitarian call regarding the siege and continuous bombing city of Al -Fasher, in a flagrant violation of the Security Council Resolution 2736, which led to the exacerbation of the humanitarian conditions in a miserable way, and he called for an effort to break the siege and the delivery of relief to the affected people.

Gabriel emphasized that the crimes are not generalized, and justice requires fairness, so a tribe or one side is taken with a group of members of it, and a social component does not carry the buttons of those outside his class.

He called for the necessity of rejecting hate speech, fighting racism and regionalism, and working to consolidate the values ​​of tolerance and coexistence, to build a homeland that everyone can exclude.

He said that the repeated attacks on vital facilities, especially hospitals, fuel warehouses, power stations and airports, with the direct participation of the UAE, are evidence of the militia’s bankruptcy and its agents, and the continued decline in the gendarmerie of treason and aggression. But we believe that the will of the people is stronger, and that our collective awareness is rooting whenever the darkness of conspiracies intensifies and the spelling of challenges is borrowed, and this will be shown by victories in Kordofan and Darfur in the coming days.

He pointed out that the misleading accusations of our country falsely, including allegations of using internationally prohibited weapons, are nothing more than desperate attempts to distract attention from the daily crimes committed by the militia against civilians, and the blatant collusion of the state of aggression in feeding the war machine.

Calling for the interior of the internal front is the strongest response, and the basis for any future external openness. We also call on the international community to assume its moral and legal responsibilities, to stop the double standards, and to pressure the aggressors to respect international humanitarian law, and to stop the systematic targeting of civilians and infrastructure.

Gabriel welcomed the appointment of Dr. Kamel Idris as Prime Minister, who responded to this grave responsibility in this precise stage of the history of our country. The appointment of a civilian prime minister to lead the transitional phase represents a great opportunity for civil transformation and the construction of rational institutions, based on efficiency and integrity, which restores the homeland his prestige, and the citizen and the citizen confidence in his state.