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The Hezbollah Islamic Resistance Movement of Lebanon has declared that the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, head of the political office of Hamas, will only intensify the resolve of resistance fighters in confronting the Zionist enemy. Haniyeh and one of his bodyguards were killed in Tehran on July 31, an attack confirmed by the General Office of Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
In a statement, Hezbollah honored Haniyeh as a steadfast leader who courageously opposed the imperialist schemes of the United States and Israel. His martyrdom, they asserted, will serve as a powerful catalyst for all resistance movements to continue their jihad and fight against Zionist oppression.
"Commander Martyr Ismail Haniyeh was one of the greatest leaders of the Muqawama in our era, who valiantly stood against the imperialist plans of the United States and the Zionists, sacrificing his life in sincere martyrdom for the cause," the statement proclaimed.
Hezbollah emphasized that Haniyeh's assassination would only solidify the unity and resolve of fighters across all resistance factions. They underscored the ongoing struggle against the Zionist forces, whom they hold responsible for atrocities and genocide in Gaza, as well as the occupation of Palestinian territories.
"The martyrdom of Ismail Haniyeh will strengthen the determination of all Muqawama fighters to persist in their jihad and combat against the Zionist enemy," the statement continued.
The killing of Haniyeh is likely to have profound implications for regional stability, potentially escalating tensions between Israel and various resistance movements. Hezbollah’s reaffirmation of its commitment to the struggle against Israel indicates a potential increase in hostilities in the region.
As the situation unfolds, the international community watches closely for signs of further conflict and its effects on the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.
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