Ramallah - "Jerusalem" dot com - A member of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization and head of the Department of Expatriate Affairs, Dr. Faisal Aranki, said, "The promotion of civil peace and the rule of law are two lofty bridges on which the pillars of a sound building of a society prevailed in security and safety."

Aranki stressed, during his speech on behalf of President Mahmoud Abbas, at the Seventh National Conference for Promoting Civil Peace and the Rule of Law, which is organized by the Civil Coalition for Promoting Civil Peace and the Rule of Law, that the Israeli occupation, through its mined tools and contexts, continues to fragment the cohesion of the societal structure in order to shake and crack the structure of society until It falls and crumbles, as castles fall from within.

He said, "We are on this land that God has blessed and He has blessed around From here and there to discourage our great people from continuing their path towards salvation and emancipation from the occupation, but it failed, with the awareness of our people and their insistence on the right path for Palestine, which there is no alternative but to insist on a country that is our purest and most lasting sky and our pure essence.

He went on to say, "The occupation remained, until this moment, the main contradiction, and everything else is an exception and a secondary one. The occupation sought to transform the primary into a secondary and the secondary into a primary by igniting the fire of internal strife, strengthening sectarianism and rooting abhorrent clan and tribalism, and generalizing internal strife and fighting among the people of one people to perpetuate separation between the members of the body." One uses a different means, method, and threat to civil peace, so that chaos finds its vast space to expand and expand.

And he added that the occupation, through its mined tools and contexts, is still continuing to fragment the cohesion of the societal structure, to shake and crack the structure of society until it falls and crumbles, as castles fall from within.

And he stressed that the sacrifices of our people and the accumulation of their actions indicate that our people open their eyes to thwart the black plans that continue to target our social fabric in order to prevent us from reaching sound components on whose foundations the foundations of the state we aspire to rise.

He also stressed that promoting healthy contexts that take points of light from the heritage of our ancestors and accumulate them through modernity and beyond is the proper and true embodiment of stabilizing society's immunity from the poisonous winds and dismantling strategies that blow on it.

He pointed out that before the Nakba, Palestine was a bright and advanced model and an example to follow for development and intellectual, cultural and media renaissance, so the occupation came to obliterate and erase all these features, trying to replace the factors of advancement with disgrace, desperation, erasure and abolition, but our people with its deep roots continue its giving trees in various areas. Healed from the dust of oblivion on the roots of the Palestinian act, it increased its freshness and magnificence until our people added to the whole world creative models that do not change or disappear.

He added, "Our bet will remain on collective awareness and sound thinking to confirm and activate citizenship in order to protect the homeland from deterioration and targeting, and this requires you to find a moral compass that protects society from violations through joint coordination between the state and the people."

He stressed that the Citizenship Law is a guarantor of a free and healthy homeland befitting Palestine, the idea that remains after the fall of everything. Through working to institutionalize all values and equal opportunities. Citizenship is a guarantee of Palestinian patriotism to remain white without harm when balance and harmony are achieved between the total human energies that are directed to serve his individual benefit and serve the common good.