Al-Khalil-Ma'an- The Director of Public Relations and Media at the General Intelligence Service in the Hebron Governorate Directorate, Abdul Hafeez Al-Hashlamoun, said that the service, with God's help and guidance, has sponsored a tribal reconciliation between two families in the city of Hebron, and ended the dispute between them. The social fabric and civil peace were preserved in the southern region of the city of Hebron, where all disputes between the two families were ended and all tribal, legal and legitimate rights between them were ended. He added that the reconciliation came under the generous patronage of Minister Majed Faraj, head of the General Intelligence Service, and based on his strict and sustained instructions, and in compliance with the directives of Brigadier Ali Shaker Shaheen, Director of the Service Administration in the Hebron Governorate, especially those related to civil safety and the necessity of ending family disputes that disturb society and threaten civil peace. He explained t hat the reconciliation was made between the Abu Armila and Mubarak families, who live in the southern part of the city of Hebron. It was attended by Brigadier General Shaheen and his deputy, Brigadier General Tayseer Al-Fakhouri, representatives of the two families, and representatives of the dignitaries of Hebron, in addition to the presence of the Director of the Civil Peace Unit in the Intelligence Service, Hebron Directorate, Colonel Waddah Al-Junaidi, who spared no effort in order to reach a reconciliation between the two families. Amidst the atmosphere filled with love and friendship, the two families extended their sincere thanks to the General Intelligence Service, headed by Minister Majed Faraj, the Director and officers of the Service in Hebron, and everyone who contributed and worked to reach reconciliation between the two families. Source: Maan News Agency
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