Hamas: Nasrullah's warnings are key factor in deterring Zionist regime attacks

A senior Hamas official said Lebanese Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrullah's threats that the movement would respond to any forceful action and attacks against any person in Lebanon served as a deterrent for the Zionist regime.

Lebanese Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrullah, speaking at a ceremony dedicated to the memory of Mujahid Commander Hussein al-Shami, said that the resistance in Lebanon is true to its promise and any attack on anyone in Lebanese territory will meet with an immediate and crushing response of resistance.

Osama Hamdan, a senior Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) spokesman, said the Resistance Joint Operational Headquarters is determined to respond to Israeli crimes and any attack by Tel Aviv on any of the resistance commanders, Al-Mayadeen reported.

Hamdan added that the reason for the inability of the Zionist regime is the strength of the resistance in response to any attack, and Israel is very concerned about the unification of the battlefields, since the structure of this regime is based on the division and discord of the Islamic ummah and the creation of ethnic and religious divisions and divisions between countries.

This Palestinian official, emphasizing that if the Islamic Ummah opposes the Zionists unitedly and in unison, then the invaders will not be able to win a single war, said that Israel is falling into the abyss, and the power of resistance is growing.

Hamdan said: "Israel's likening Hamas political bureau deputy chief Salih al-Aruri to IRGC Quds Force commander martyr Qasem Soleimani shows that Israel is afraid of individuals capable of inspiring the Islamic ummah."

Hamdan concluded by pointing to Syria and saying that the Damascus government's approach is still to support Palestine, which is what we have always heard from that country's president, Bashar al-Assad.