How did the Prime Minister of New Zealand steal hearts in the Arab world?

Arab newspapers have followed with interest news of the attack on mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, which has killed dozens of worshipers.

He praised the role played by New Zealand premier Jacinda Ardran in his immediate condemnation of the terrorist incident and his dealings with the Muslim community in his country.

"Greetings"

Arden's photos made the headlines of several Arab newspapers and websites, highlighting his positions, such as his presence with the families of the victims, their condolences, their language, his promise not to mention the name of the family. Author and his ears lifted across the country on Friday.

Gilbert Al-Ashqar pays tribute to the New Zealand Prime Minister in an article in the London-based Arab newspaper Al Quds Al Arabi.

"From the first moment that followed the heinous and heinous crime committed by one of the white terrorists (in the political sense of the term, especially with regard to the racist ideology prevalent on whites of white. European origin to what the Nazis called "the Aryan race"), the Prime Minister of New Zealand, On the map of our planet, teach the world a wonderful lesson in humanity and compassion. "

"Those who responded to the New Zealand massacre with anti-Islamic pricing against Christians are also closer to the logic of the New Zealand massacre than to the logic of their prime minister." Religious intolerance and Turkish nationalism. "

Khairiya Al-Saqqaf wrote to Al-Jazeerah under the title "Greetings to the Prime Minister of New Zealand".

"Imagine if the New Zealand terrorist event occurs in a country other than New Zealand, the Prime Minister's reaction as a human and the responsibility of New Zealand's premier, Jacinda Ardirn. would they find themselves in his successive positions in this event? "

"The attitude of the international community clearly reflects its leadership role," she said, adding that "Her immediate presence and language of her responsible speech."

"Summit in responsibility" © Getty Images Students singing in a public park near the Al-Nour mosque in solidarity with the families of the victims of the attack

Mashary al-Zaidi congratulates Asharq Al-Awsat of London's "Middle East" for his handling of the situation.

"The attacker has sought to get many things out of his terrorist job, including fame, so you will never hear him mention his name," said New Zealand premier Jacinda Ardirne. in his letter to the New Zealand Parliament.

On the other hand, Ahmed Nusseirat in the United Arab Emirates "Al Bayan" who Arden absent some things.

"The New Zealand Prime Minister is committed to changing the laws on possession and possession of weapons after attacks on mosques to avoid repeating this tragedy," she said, adding that the laws on the possession of weapons were not the only ones to be modified. It is a culture and thought that needs to be changed through an intellectual revolution, educational programs, methodologies and behavior of the institutions of immigration and labor, airports and institutions. border posts. "