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Solidarity is not a crime

What is fighting terrorism when the threat of military trials and repression comes about for the strange ‘crime’ of simply calling for solidarity for the most vulnerable of communities in this land?

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Image from http://www.streetartutopia.comIn response to the latest developments, a close Syrian relative of mine said this to me:

He said: "I don't know, I'm really confused about this. I love Beirut. Its touristic sites, its summer. I love the city. I love the people. I don't know. I'm really worried. What do you think?"

Allow me here to say to him and to you, dear reader, that I think it signifies the dangerous tragedy of what is happening. The increased repression and discourses unleashed by the media and authorities is to create division. It is a classic divide-and-conquer tactic, which we have witnessed endlessly.