Al-jawf: A tribal reconciliation in Al-Jawf Governorate today successfully concluded a long-standing murder case involving the Al-Jabali and Al-Awbathi families, which originated 30 years ago. The reconciliation was spearheaded by the Governor of Al-Jawf, Faisal bin Haidar, alongside Mobilization Officer Jarallah Shamma, Director of Al-Matammah District Mabrouk Al-Khawar, and several tribal sheikhs and social figures.
According to Yemen News Agency, during the reconciliation event, the heirs of the victim, Hassan Mohammed Al-Jabali, declared their forgiveness towards the perpetrators from the Al-Awbathi family. This act of pardon was made in the name of God, in honor of those present, and in response to a call for reconciliation by the Revolution Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
Governor bin Haidar and the attending sheikhs expressed their admiration for the Al-Jabali family's decision to forgive, viewing it as a significant step towards unity and the rejection of violence. They acknowledged the contributions of all individuals involved in mediating between the two families to resolve the case permanently.
The Al-Awbathi family, on their part, expressed gratitude for the tribal leaders' efforts, led by the Governor, which facilitated the reconciliation. They emphasized the importance of this unity in confronting threats to Yemen's security and stability.