Sharjah Bans New Year's Eve Fireworks in Solidarity with Palestinians

Publish date: Wednesday، 27 December 2023 Last update: Tuesday، 10 December 2024

In a gesture of solidarity with Gaza, Sharjah Police announced the prohibition of New Year's Eve festivities and fireworks displays across the emirate. The directive, aimed at showing support for the people of Gaza, demands compliance from the public and organizations.

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UAE's Call for Ceasefire

Amidst the ongoing conflict, the UAE leadership has persistently advocated for a lasting ceasefire, emphasizing the need to safeguard civilian lives. The decision by the General Command of Sharjah Police echoes this sentiment, highlighting a united action to express solidarity and cooperation with Gaza's inhabitants.

Cancellations and Postponements

Traditionally, New Year's Eve in the UAE witnesses grand fireworks displays, yet several events have been called off as a mark of respect for the lives lost in Gaza. Al Majaz Waterfront confirmed the discontinuation of its annual New Year's Eve display. Additionally, numerous live events and concerts in various Emirates were canceled or rescheduled during the initial weeks of the conflict, aligning with a shared commitment to demonstrate empathy and support for the Gaza genocide.

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