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From:Riyas A
To:CityClerk; Turk, Teresa
Subject:Please vote Yes for May 7th ceasefire resolution
Date:Tuesday, April 30, 2024 5:27:26 PM
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Dear Council member Turk,
Hope you are having a a wonderful day.
My name is Riyas, and I am reaching out to discuss about the May 7th ceasefire resolution voting in the city
council.
First of all, I would like to thank for everything you do in the city and as a constituent, I would request you to
support any efforts towards establishing peace and saving lives. Most Americans prefer a ceasefire based on the
recent pew and gallop survey results. Ivy college students are also speaking up for peace and justice by sacrificing
their semesters and graduation. Most developed cities have already been showed their progressive maturity by
standing up for justice at city levels. Since Fayetteville has already passed a resolution in support for Ukraine, I
realize taking a stand for the world is nothing new for the great Fayetteville City council leadership.
Please consider the lives being lost everyday and vote yes for the Gaza ceasefire resolution.
Thank you,
Riyas Abdul
From:Riyas A
To:CityClerk; Hertzberg, Holly
Subject:Please vote Yes for May 7th ceasefire resolution
Date:Tuesday, April 30, 2024 5:36:10 PM
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Dear Council member Hertzberg,
Hope you are having a a wonderful day.
My name is Riyas, and I am reaching out to discuss about the May 7th ceasefire resolution voting in the city
council.
First of all, I would like to thank for everything you do in the city and as a constituent, I would request you to
support any efforts towards establishing peace and saving lives. Most Americans prefer a ceasefire based on the
recent pew and gallop survey results. Ivy college students are also speaking up for peace and justice by sacrificing
their semesters and graduation. Most developed cities have already been showed their progressive maturity by
standing up for justice at city levels. Since Fayetteville has already passed a resolution in support for Ukraine, I
realize taking a stand for the world is nothing new for the great Fayetteville City council leadership.
Please consider the lives being lost everyday and vote yes for the Gaza ceasefire resolution.
Thank you,
Riyas Abdul
From:Riyas A
To:CityClerk; Stafford, Bob
Subject:Please vote Yes for May 7th ceasefire resolution
Date:Tuesday, April 30, 2024 8:13:36 PM
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Dear Council member Stafford,
Hope you are having a a wonderful day.
My name is Riyas, and I am reaching out to discuss about the May 7th ceasefire resolution voting in the city
council.
First of all, I would like to thank for everything you do in the city and as a constituent, I would request you to
support any efforts towards establishing peace and saving lives. Most Americans prefer a ceasefire based on the
recent pew and gallop survey results. Ivy college students are also speaking up for peace and justice by sacrificing
their semesters and graduation. Most developed cities have already been showed their progressive maturity by
standing up for justice at city levels. Since Fayetteville has already passed a resolution in support for Ukraine, I
realize taking a stand for the world is nothing new for the great Fayetteville City council leadership.
Please consider the lives being lost everyday and vote yes for the Gaza ceasefire resolution.
Thank you,
Riyas Abdul