Forum 'Azotna' Delegation Offers Condolences in Daliyat al-Karmel
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A delegation from the 'Azotna' Forum visited Dr. Akram Hassoun in Daliyat al-Karmel to offer condolences on his mother's death. The group, including several prominent figures, stressed the importance of community solidarity. The forum highlighted the visit as part of its social and humanitarian mission to strengthen ties and support its people. The event was documented by photographer Jawad Sawaeed.
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- A delegation from the 'Azotna' Forum visited Dr. Akram Hassoun in Daliyat al-Karmel to offer condolences.
- The delegation included Sheikh Akram Sawaeed and Sheikh Hajj Abu Nazih Hajjar, among others.
- The forum emphasized its commitment to community solidarity in times of both joy and sorrow.
- The visit aimed to foster connection and brotherhood among their people.
- The 'Azotna' Forum highlighted the visit as part of its social and humanitarian role.
- Photographer Jawad Sawaeed documented the condolence visit.
A delegation from the 'Azotna' Forum visited the village of Daliyat al-Karmel in recent days to offer condolences to Dr. Akram Hassoun and his family on the passing of his mother. The delegation included Sheikh Akram Sawaeed, Sheikh Hajj Abu Nazih Hajjar, Ayman Zeidan, Izzat Ibrahim, Nihad Badee, and Jamal Kadoura. They conveyed their condolences on behalf of the forum, emphasizing that supporting their community in times of joy and sorrow is a fundamental duty and a deeply rooted value.
The 'Azotna' Forum stated that the visit is part of its social and humanitarian role, aimed at fostering connection and brotherhood among their people and reinforcing love, solidarity, and mutual support during various occasions. The delegation expressed pride in the people of Daliyat al-Karmel, asserting that such visits embody the highest meanings of loyalty and belonging, strengthening bonds of brotherhood and communication within the community. The visit was photographed by Jawad Sawaeed.
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