Islam Times - Hamas: Hezbollah Decision to Support Gaza Written in Gold in History

Islam Times - Hamas top official Osama Hamadan on Sunday laud Hezbollah for its decision to back the resistance in Gaza, as he hailed support fronts in Yemen and Iraq.

In an interview with Al-Manar, hours after the ceasefire in Gaza took effect, the Hamas official said the Israeli occupation announced major slogans for the war, but it backed down from all these titles.

“The Israeli occupation “wanted to eradicate the resistance, but it was forced to sit at the negotiating table. It wanted to release the captives by force, but it could only achieve that through negotiations. Meanwhile, the resistance remained steadfast in the battlefield by the will of its people,” he said.

The Hamas official hailed the support fronts for backing Gaza its resistance and people in face of the Israeli genocidal war throughout 471 days.

“The international community realized the existence of a latent force within the nation, represented by the fronts which did all it can in a bid to support Gaza.”

“Our brothers in Yemen blocked the sea in face of the enemy, while the brothers in Iraq broke down the distance barrier. As for Lebanon, Hezbollah advanced and offered support despite sacrifices,” Hamdan told Al-Manar.

“It must be written in gold in history the decision of the Hezbollah leadership, led by the Master of the Martyrs of the Nation, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, to support and back the Palestinian resistance since the first day of the war, even before the coordination meetings between the Lebanese and Palestinian resistance. This decision represented the unity of the nation and its determination to confront the occupation.”

He noted that the battlefield was Gaza, “but it was not a battle for Gaza alone, but a battle to liberate Palestine and Al-Quds (Jerusalem). The war was a prelude for the great operation of liberation.”

“When the battle is this big, it is natural for the resistance leaders to lead the ranks of martyrs and sacrifices. These leaders have carried the banner of resistance for decades, and their peoples and masses have trusted them.”

Hamdan said that Netanyahu thought he could end the resistance in Gaza.

“Netanyahu failed, while the resistance remained steadfast in the battlefield, and secured achievements.”