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Silence on Crime Reflects Moral Decline
Dr. Ali Al-Tarawneh emphasized that silence in the face of crime constitutes a moral failure and erodes credibility within society. He called on civil society organizations and political parties to condemn criminal acts that oppose human values and dignity. He clarified that condemning such crimes is not a political choice but a moral and human duty, and that failing to take a stand exposes organizations to historical and ethical accountability. He stressed that history will not forgive the silent, and that principles are revealed in times of hardship. He rejected any justification for silence or neglecting a person's right to life.
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