Reuters talks about Gazans praising Iran's response to Israel; They are our heroes

The Reuters news agency in a report from Gaza wrote that Iran's recent rocket and drone attacks against Israel were highly appreciated by the Palestinians, who consider these attacks revenge and compensation for the Israeli army's unprecedented attacks against the Gaza Strip. Referring to the territory that became Israel in 1948 instead of Gaza and the West Bank, Abu Abdullah said: For the first time, we saw rockets that did not land in our areas because these rockets went towards occupied Palestine.

In response to the Zionist regime's attack on the Iranian consulate building in Damascus, the Islamic Republic of Iran fired more than 300 missiles and drones at Israel and targeted the Nevatim military base in southern occupied Palestine. Reuters added: Many people in Gaza feel that their neighbors have abandoned them since the Al-Aqsa storm operation on October 7, 2023. However, the Gaza Strip was supported by Iran and its proxies, which are allies of Hamas. The report added: Syria and Yemen's Houthis called Iran's attack on Israel legitimate, and Hezbollah in Lebanon praised the attack and called it brave. In continuation of the report, writes Reuters, the images published from Gaza show that many residents cheered and clapped.

Scores of people from inside the tents of displaced people shouted Allahu Akbar as Iranian drones and rockets streaked across Gaza's skies. Majid Abu Hamzah, another Palestinian in Gaza, said of Iran's attack: At a time when the whole world is at the service of Israel, anyone who decides to attack Israel and has the courage to attack Israel is a hero in the eyes of the Palestinians, regardless whether our ideology is the same as theirs or not. Abu Hamzah added: We have been slaughtered for more than six months and no one has dared to do anything. Now, after Israel attacked its consulate, Iran attacked Israel and this brought joy to our hearts.