Hajjah - Saba:
A tribal reconciliation effort in Hajjah Governorate, supervised by Governor Hilal al-Sufi and a committee from the leader of the revolution's office, successfully resolved the murder case of Saddam Hussein Ali Dahman.
The reconciliation ceremony was attended by Deputy Governor Hamoud al-Maghribi, Brig. Gen. Adel al-Lahji from the Security and Intelligence Service, and several military leaders and tribal sheikhs. During the proceedings, the guardians of the victim's blood from al-Dahman announced their decision to pardon the perpetrator, Muhib Ali al-Ghubari, for the sake of God and in honor of those present.
Governor al-Sufi commended al-Dahman family's decision to close the case, responding to the call of revolutionary leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to foster reconciliation and end societal conflicts. He emphasized the need for unity in the fight for "the promised conquest and holy jihad" in support of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
The governor highlighted the leader of the revolution's commitment to resolving issues and praised the efforts of the Sixth Military Region and local tribes in facilitating the reconciliation. He underscored the importance of addressing longstanding societal issues to safeguard national security and stability.
In a gesture of goodwill, sheikhs of Mabyan and al-Ghubari raised the white flag of al-Dahman in recognition of the pardon and the resolution of the case. They expressed appreciation for the revolutionary leadership's involvement and reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples while preparing for direct confrontation with foreign enemies.
A tribal reconciliation effort in Hajjah Governorate, supervised by Governor Hilal al-Sufi and a committee from the leader of the revolution's office, successfully resolved the murder case of Saddam Hussein Ali Dahman.
The reconciliation ceremony was attended by Deputy Governor Hamoud al-Maghribi, Brig. Gen. Adel al-Lahji from the Security and Intelligence Service, and several military leaders and tribal sheikhs. During the proceedings, the guardians of the victim's blood from al-Dahman announced their decision to pardon the perpetrator, Muhib Ali al-Ghubari, for the sake of God and in honor of those present.
Governor al-Sufi commended al-Dahman family's decision to close the case, responding to the call of revolutionary leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to foster reconciliation and end societal conflicts. He emphasized the need for unity in the fight for "the promised conquest and holy jihad" in support of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
The governor highlighted the leader of the revolution's commitment to resolving issues and praised the efforts of the Sixth Military Region and local tribes in facilitating the reconciliation. He underscored the importance of addressing longstanding societal issues to safeguard national security and stability.
In a gesture of goodwill, sheikhs of Mabyan and al-Ghubari raised the white flag of al-Dahman in recognition of the pardon and the resolution of the case. They expressed appreciation for the revolutionary leadership's involvement and reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples while preparing for direct confrontation with foreign enemies.
