Iranian President Pezeshkian: The Zionist regime cannot destroy the Palestinian resistance
In a message released following the death of Hamas Political Bureau Chief Yahya Sinwar, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated, "The martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar will increase the strength of the Palestinian resistance. If one leader leaves, a new leader takes their place. The Zionist regime cannot destroy the Palestinian resistance."
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian released a message following the death of Hamas Political Bureau Chief Yahya Sinwar in an Israeli attack. Pezeshkian stated, "The martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar will increase the strength of the Palestinian resistance."
"PAINFUL AND SADDENING NEWS"
Pezeshkian stated that the Palestinian resistance is a struggle waged to stand against the Israeli occupation and to secure freedom for the rightful owners of the occupied lands, adding, "This struggle cannot be hindered by terror and assassinations.
The martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar is painful and saddening news, especially for the Palestinian people and all defenders of freedom.
This situation is a clear indication of the unstoppable crimes of the occupying and child-killing Zionist regime."
"IF ONE LEADER LEAVES, A NEW LEADER COMES"
Emphasizing that Hamas and the Palestinian resistance will not be left without a leader, Pezeshkian said, "Throughout his life, Sinwar spent years under the captivity of the brutal Zionist regime and fought bravely until the end of his honorable life. If one leader leaves, a new leader takes their place. The Zionist regime cannot destroy the Palestinian resistance."
News Source: İHA
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