Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, expressed his sympathies and unity with the family of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas president who was killed in an Israeli martial activity.
Khamenei emphasised that despite Sinwar’s dying, Hamas would persevere and continue its actions.
” Hamas is alive and will be alive”, he said. His reduction is truly agonizing for the Axis of Resistance, Khamenei continued, noting that this front continued to advance with the sacrifice of popular figures.
Khamenei congratulated Sinwar’s community, friends, and those dedicated to the course of warfare on his death. He reassured them of Iran’s unwavering help for the Israeli soldiers and troops.
Khamenei emphasized that the resistance before has never faltered in the past, even after the decline of significant characters such as Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, Fathi Shaqaqi, Rantisi, and Ismail Haniyeh. He expressed assurance that Sinwar’s death did not detract from their development either.
Reflecting on Sinwar’s career, Khamenei praised his devotion to the Arab reason, stating,” For someone like Yahya #alSinwar who had dedicated his life to the battle against the ruling, cruel enemy, anything less than martyrdom would have been an undeserving fate”.
He demanded that all Muslim countries and children in the area acknowledge Sinwar’s sacrifice and enlist in the company of his murdered brothers.
The Israeli government confirmed Sinwar’s demise, which occurred during a surprise shootout in southwestern Gaza’s Rafah. The genius of the fatal transnational terrorist attacks on October 7 was Sinwar. Iran and its supporters have pledged to continue fighting Israel in the wake of his death.
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