Researcher Ahmed Abazid: Killing civilians is a serious crime, and there must be responsibility, an apology and a promise of non-recurrence. Details: Researcher Ahmed Abzid felt sorry for the souls of the victims of the massacre in Daraa, including children, women and men, and emphasized that killing civilians represents a major crime whether it happened in Daraa or Karak. Abzid emphasized that the crime is protected and should not be called by any other name, which indicates that no one is responsible for it except the perpetrator. He emphasized that people's blood is holier than the stones of the Kaaba and more precious than any slogans, and is not material for media presentation or to provoke conflicts between connected and united peoples. He pointed out that the Syrian-Jordanian neighborhood is a historical, geographical, cultural and emotional imperative that must be taken care of and preserved. He described what happened as a mistake and a clear security and military mistake that led to disaster and massacre, and warned that the existing and understandable tension should not lead to further disasters. Abzid called for the necessity of recognition, investigation, responsibility and apology, in addition to ensuring that what happened will not be repeated.

Researcher Ahmed Abazid: Killing civilians is a serious crime, and there must be responsibility, an apology and a promise of non-recurrence. Details: Researcher Ahmed Abzid felt sorry for the souls of the victims of the massacre in Daraa, including children, women and men, and emphasized that killing civilians represents a major crime whether it happened in Daraa or Karak. Abzid emphasized that the crime is protected and should not be called by any other name, which indicates that no one is responsible for it except the perpetrator. He emphasized that people's blood is holier than the stones of the Kaaba and more precious than any slogans, and is not material for media presentation or to provoke conflicts between connected and united peoples. He pointed out that the Syrian-Jordanian neighborhood is a historical, geographical, cultural and emotional imperative that must be taken care of and preserved. He described what happened as a mistake and a clear security and military mistake that led to disaster and massacre, and warned that the existing and understandable tension should not lead to further disasters. Abzid called for the necessity of recognition, investigation, responsibility and apology, in addition to ensuring that what happened will not be repeated.