War Is Over, But Worries Linger
| Wednesday May
07, 2003
Muhammad Al-Harbi, Arab
News Staff DAMMAM, 7 May 2003 — “The war is over but our worries are not,”
is a general feeling expressed by people in this part of the world, and
the tension of the Iraq crisis is still very much evident on their
faces. Many people here as well as Iraqis are looking forward to see Iraq
re-built and developed by its own people. “What we are concerned with now is the future of Iraq, after the
difficult time we’ve been through,” Ibraheem Al-Naser told Arab
News. “The Iraqis should concentrate on their future rather than look
back to their suffering; they also have to put internal hostilities
behind them,” Al-Naser added. Mohammed Al-Abbad said the most important thing now was to stabilize
the security situation in Iraq to enable the Iraqis to go back to their
normal lives and to get government departments back to work as soon as
possible. Dr. Abdullah Al-Abdullah said: “The Iraqis need to run their
country themselves without external intervention.” Iraq’s resources and wealth should belong to the Iraqis alone, he
stressed. “The money must be spent on the Iraqis, their health care
and welfare,” Al-Abdullah said. Khaleel Adnan asked Iraqis to avoid conflicts between the different
groups — Sunni, Shia, Kurdish and Turkoman — in the country. “If they can overcome their differences, everything will be much
easier,” Adnan added. |
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