Universal Declaration of anger for Aleppo

Called Sheikh Ali al-Qara Daghi, Secretary-General of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, the Islamic and Arab nation and the free world to the "Universal Declaration of rage" on Friday September 30 / September this under the slogan "angered to Aleppo," the Syrian.

Said Qara Dagi in a statement the agency Anatolia arrived a copy of it on Monday, if that call comes, "a victory for the city of Aleppo that perish at the hands of the fascist Syrian regime and its cronies in front of the glare of the world who did not stir led finger only UN meetings not feed hungry mouths."

"The hope remains in the Almighty God to grant victory to the Free Syrian revolution on its enemies, then in globally popular conscience that it is the duty of victories this people and this case."

He called Qara Daghi scholars and preachers and imams around the world "to allocate the Friday sermon coming from Aleppo and their struggle and steadfastness in the face of genocide which they are exposed, and the role of the nation and the world."

And between that "scientists to be at the forefront of the angry masses of the nation and the pressure to lift the injustice and oppression from Syria and other countries of the bereaved and destructive."

He called on the Secretary-General of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, the international community, to "stop the policy of double standards and raise any cover for Bashar al-Assad and his regime and his aides and support the Syrian people in the process of liberation."

He stressed that the nation "will not remain weak and handcuffed for long periods even donated libertarian waiting from one moment to another."

Syrian regime forces of the Russian air forces and waging fierce air campaign continuously on the neighborhoods the city of Aleppo under the control of the opposition caused the deaths and injury of hundreds of civilians since the announcement of the system end of the truce on September 19 / September this (concluded by Washington and Moscow), after a fragile cease-fire did not hold for more than 7 days.