Madaxweynaha dalka Turkiga, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ayaa markii ugu horreysay si faahfaahsan uga hadlay go’aanka ay dowladda Israa’iil ku aqoonsatay gobolka Somaliland inuu yahay dal madax-bannaan. Isagoo ku sugan magaalada Addis Ababa, halkaas oo uu kulan kula yeeshay Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed, Erdogan ayaa caddeeyey in tallaabadan aysan wax faa’iido ah u lahayn Soomaaliya, Somaliland, iyo guud ahaan xasilloonida gobolka Geeska Afrika. Madaxweynuhu wuxuu tilmaamay in Turkigu u arko tallaabadan mid carqalad ku ah midnimada iyo madax-bannaanida dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya, isagoo ku baaqay in xalka dhibaatooyinka gobolka ay ka dhex dhashaan waddamada deriska ah halkii ay faragelin shisheeye horseedi lahayd. Faragelinta Shisheeye iyo Amniga Geeska Afrika Erdogan ayaa ka digay in Geeska Afrika loo beddelo goob ay ku loolamaan quwadaha dibadda, isagoo carrabka ku adkeeyey in aqoonsiga hal dhinac ah ee Israa’iil uu kicin karo xiisado cusub oo ammaan iyo kuwo diblomaasiyadeed. ...
In a powerful gesture of empathy and support, the Emirate of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates has cancelled all firework displays and public celebrations for New Year's Eve. This unexpected decision stems from a deep desire to stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza, who have been suffering immensely under recent Israeli airstrikes.
The Sharjah Police issued a statement explaining the rationale behind the ban, emphasizing the Emirate's commitment to "genuine solidarity and humanitarian cooperation with the brothers in the Gaza Strip." This move signifies a profound understanding of the immense hardship Gaza residents are facing, displaced from their homes and grappling with unimaginable loss.
While the festive spirit of New Year's Eve holds significance for many, Sharjah's decision prioritizes compassion and shared humanity. By choosing to forgo celebratory fireworks, the Emirate sends a clear message of unity with the Palestinian people and their ongoing struggle for peace and justice.
The statement from Sharjah Police urges everyone, both institutions and individuals, to respect and comply with the ban. This reinforces the notion that humanitarian solidarity is not just a policy but a deeply ingrained value within the Emirate. It is a recognition that moments of joy can be shared, but compassion for those suffering must always be prioritized.
Sharjah's decision stands as a powerful reminder that acts of solidarity, however symbolic, can resonate deeply and offer solace in times of immense grief. It is a testament to the interconnectedness of our world and the shared responsibility we hold towards alleviating human suffering.
This news serves not only as an example of unwavering support for the Palestinian people but also as a call to action for others to consider similar gestures of solidarity. In the face of tragedy, choosing empathy and understanding over celebratory extravagance can speak volumes, offering a beacon of hope and reminding us that our humanity transcends borders and divisions.

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