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Salem Al-Sebaie Reflects on a Painful Memory
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It has been 36 years since the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, an event that left deep wounds and an unhealable scar on the nation. The article highlighted that the people remained resilient despite the seven-month occupation, drawing strength from the values of solidarity and charity rooted in Islam, and underscoring the unity between leadership and citizens in resisting the occupation and providing support and funds to fighters and refugees. It also praised the unprecedented international involvement that contributed to the liberation of Kuwait, expressing the nation's pride in its victory and the reclaiming of its homeland, while placing blame on those who contributed to prolonging the tragedy.
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