Arab Leaders Attend Rally Commemorating 2000 Riots, Vow to Continue Martyrs' Path
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
A rally commemorating the October 2000 riots was held in Kfar Mandah, attended by Arab public figures and leaders. During the event, the brother of one of those killed in the riots vowed to continue his path, with the local council head present and offering prayers for the deceased.
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- Arab leaders attended a rally in Kfar Mandah for the 2000 riots.
- The brother of a deceased individual vowed to continue his path.
- The local council head participated in the commemoration.
- The event included chants of "Allahu Akbar."
A rally was held in Kfar Mandah to mark the 2000 riots, under the title "The Cry of Honor of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa." The event was attended by prominent Arab public figures and leaders, including Kamal Khatib, Deputy Head of the Northern Faction of the Islamic Movement; former Knesset members Ayman Odeh, Yousef Jabareen, and Sami Abu Shehadeh; Ibrahim Hijazi, Chairman of the Shura Council of the Southern Faction in Ra'am; and Ali Haider Zeidan, the head of the Kfar Mandah local council.
The head of the local council stood beside the speaker and also offered a "prayer for the elevation of the souls of the martyrs." The event was documented and shared on social media.