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Hope and Signs for Long-term Peace in Syria
un articulo por Serkan Kurucu

There is a civil war going on in Syria for more than one and a half years already. But at the same time, something else important is happening in Muslim life. Today is the first day of the sacrifice holiday.



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The Sacrifice Holiday means sharing, visiting friends and relatives, eating and gathering together as a family. Even with the civil war in Syria, living the holiday in peace is also the right of the people who live there.

The war in Syria is between opponents and Syrian government. Thousands of people have had to leave from their home because of that. They all suffer because of civil war. Thanks to involvement of third parties, today an agreement was made about stopping the civil war for 4 days. The government of Syria announced that they will respect what was agreed on and that leaves a positive impression. Even though it is only short time, those 4 days mean a lot for people in Syria. People will begin to breathe the peace. It is their religion and they have a right to enjoy it in peace.

There is another side of this progress. People who live in Syria hope that this 4 days peace agreement will be a signal for further peace talks and that the government and opponents will make a long term agreement. Thus, they will be able to llve in peace. It is a dream that needs to be dreamed.

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Este artículo ha sido publicado on line el October 27, 2012.