Salah bin Laghbar Upholds Silence and Dignity
Salah bin Laghbar emphasizes that his decision to remain silent and stay out of the limelight is not a retreat from his positions or a loss, but rather a personal break he chooses to take in order to distance himself from the explosive and politically charged scene that he perceives is changing unjustifiably. He affirms that changing his stance after years of steadfastness is considered a betrayal of the principles and sacrifices he and his comrades have made, especially as he recalls the names of his martyrs. He expresses his frustration with the politicization of some speeches and the transformation of certain figures into tools for polishing the images of opponents. He challenges the notion of turning the pen into a tool for provocation or marketing positions that contradict his principles. He concludes his message by stating that he has chosen to rest after realizing that the cause is bigger than individuals, and that his silence does not mean selling out or retreating; rather, it is a stance rooted in the necessity of preserving principles. He affirms that if he resumes writing, it will not come at the expense of those principles.
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