Jamal Khashoggi's children issue statement forgiving those who killed their father
In a statement posted to Twitter on Thursday, one of Khashoggi's sons, speaking on behalf of the family, said he forgives his father's killers. The statement begins by referencing a verse in the Quran that discusses the pardoning of evil acts and rewards for forgiveness.
It then states: "Therefore, we the children of martyr Jamal Khashoggi announce we forgive and pardon those who killed our father, may he rest in peace, for the sake of God almighty and for the hope of God's reward." Khashoggi's fiancee Hatice Cengiz slammed the family's response, saying that his killers should not be forgiven. "Jamal was killed inside his country's consulate while getting the docs to complete our marriage,". The killers came from Saudi with premeditation to lure, ambush & kill him. Nobody has the right to pardon the killers. We will not pardon the killers nor those who ordered the killing.
She continued: "His ambush and heinous murder does not have a statute of limitations and no one has the right to pardon his killers. I and others will not stop until we get #JusticeForJamal."
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