Leader of West Virginia Islamic Association asks Charleston City Council to consider ceasefire resolution

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Leader of West Virginia Islamic Association asks Charleston City Council to consider ceasefire resolution.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A head of the state's Islamic Affiliation is approaching Charleston City Gathering to consider a goal that requests a truce in Gaza among Israel and Hamas.

"Nothing more will be tolerated," said Ibtesam Barazi, VP of the Islamic Relationship of West Virginia.

Barazi is being seen by Charleston Gathering Part Joe Solomon, a long-lasting companion of hers, as the one "supporting" this work to get this goal on the plan for chamber. They talked about together what they need to witness as death and obliteration go on in the Israel-Hamas war. More than 21,000 individuals have been affirmed dead in the Gaza region since Oct. 7.

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"We are sitting defenseless as people watching the killing and the affliction," Barazi said.

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Barazi is trusting the gathering will take up the goal and afterward other regional authorities will move forward and think about comparative measures. She maintains that this should go farther than just city gathering and ultimately get the notice of the central government.

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"We are not requesting that anybody pick sides since there are no sides here," said Barazi. "It isn't muslim versus Jew. It's not."

"While it may not stop the conflict in Gaza, assuming an adequate number of urban communities call for truce that ideally th national government will get the thought," Barazi said further.

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Charleston Chairman Amy Shuler Goodwin and individuals from city chamber have sent a letter to the state's legislative designation with respect to the continuous Israel-Hamas war. Individuals from the local area had communicated their interests with the contention in the Center East at a new board meeting in Charleston.

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"We worked with Board to show our help through this letter," Goodwin said in a news discharge a week ago. "As it obviously states, we as a whole need individuals locally to not exclusively be heard, yet for their relatives and their companions to be protected. We have astounding individuals from our Muslim and Jewish people group here in Charleston. This was one way we could show them we love and backing them, while likewise guiding the solicitation for activity to those in government who can genuinely assist with bringing worldwide harmony."

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The letter is addressed to U.S. Congresspersons Joe Manchin and Shelley Moore Capito alongside First Area Senator Tune Mill operator. It calls for public pioneers "to pursue a political arrangement that prompts maintainable harmony in the locale and enduring goal that regards the privileges and respect, everything being equal."