Sheikh Hikmat al-Hajri opposed the ceasefire agreement in as-Suwayda in southern Syria. He said that "the spiritual leadership of the Druze community emphasizes the need to continue defense and struggle until the liberation of as-Suwayda." Al-Hajri added: "We see the continuation of defense and fighting as a national, humanitarian and moral duty that cannot be compromised. There is no agreement or negotiation with the armed gangs that call themselves 'the government'."
One of Druze leaders in Syria rejects ceasefire: 'No agreement with gangs'
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