George Kardahi
“I learned from my father that a true hunter is one who gives his quarry a chance to escape.”
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Faces from Sayd’s interview archive: hunters, a fisher, and an equestrian speaking for nature and responsibility. Quotes are taken from the original interviews. See also A Journey of Awareness and Responsibility (2016–2024).
Nadine Njeim
“I see respect for nature as a sacred duty, because trees are the children of the earth, and we must not commit a crime against the children of the earth.”
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Nicola Alasta
“Rehabilitating the hunter is necessary to protect nature, and a hunting license should be like a driving license, reviewed every few years.”
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Abdulaziz Al-Babtain
“A hunter must not hunt unjustly or be selfish; he must leave something for future generations.”
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Siham Tueni
“I love nature and walking, and I do not hunt because the sounds of weapons frighten me.”
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Rita Habib Al-Shaar
“Night hunting is a crime against nature and is not allowed; the laws must be applied strictly.”
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Sara Akiki
“Hunting with nets destroys hunting, and every hunter must raise awareness of the danger of these illegal methods.”
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Hani Nadim
“Hunting is considered the sport of nobles; what spoils it is a lack of awareness… and there must be severe penalties for those who break those laws.”
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Fadi Abboud
“The hunter respects nature, and there is a difference between hunting and extermination; the bird has as much right to the land as we do.”
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