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Kuwaiti Journalist Expresses Solidarity With Israel on October 7 Anniversary

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Kuwaiti journalist and researcher Jassem Al-Ghurayid expressed solidarity with Israel on the first anniversary of the October 7th attacks. He stated that Israel's struggle is also their struggle and mourned the lives lost to terrorism. Al-Ghurayid affirmed that they stand united and will overcome the enemy.

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  • Kuwaiti journalist Jassem Al-Ghurayid sent a message of support to Israel on the October 7 anniversary.
  • Al-Ghurayid stated, "Your struggle is our struggle" and mourned lives lost to terror.
  • He expressed that Israelis do not stand alone in their fight.
  • The journalist vowed to stand strong, confront darkness, and defeat the enemy.
  • Al-Ghurayid concluded with "We remember, we stand united, and we will win."

Jassem Al-Ghurayid, a Kuwaiti journalist and researcher, published a message of support for Israel on the one-year anniversary of the October 7th massacre. "On the difficult anniversary of October 7th, my heart is with the people of Israel," he wrote. "I will never forget that day, and together with you, I deeply mourn every life lost and every family harmed by terror."

Al-Ghurayid added, "Know that you do not stand alone. Your struggle is our struggle, and together we will stand strong, confront the darkness, and defeat the enemy." He concluded his message with the words, "We remember, we stand united, and we will win. The people of Israel live."

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