The military spokesperson for "Saraya al-Quds," Abu Hamza, confirmed that Palestine is experiencing a phase that is more sensitive and complex, requiring them to stand up to their responsibilities. He stated that "the battle will not be confined to the geographical borders of Palestine." On the occasion of Al-Quds Day, the military spokesperson remarked: "This year, Jerusalem has united the fronts and stirred the theaters, and any harm to it or to Al-Aqsa Mosque will ignite the region."
He added: "Palestine is living through the most sensitive and complex phase, necessitating that we stand before our responsibilities, to offer our blood in facing the Zionist-American arsenal," calling on everyone today to "cooperate and support Gaza and Palestine." He affirmed that "what is happening on the ground confirms the continued resolve of resistance factions in the battle of the Flood of Al-Aqsa on military, security, and popular levels with determination and steadfastness."
He clarified: "With the support of the backing fronts, we continue to confront on all fronts in response to the Israeli aggression against civilians." He pointed out that "the resistance continues to repel the aggression in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon." Abu Hamza also extended greetings to "Hezbollah" in Lebanon, and the resistance in Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and Iran, as well as expressing appreciation for the crowds that demonstrated in Jordan in support of Gaza, emphasizing that "the echo of their voices is heard in Gaza."
He highlighted that "the pure bloodshed in Palestine has begun to bloom from Jordan to Tunisia, Bahrain, and other places," adding: "We promise you victory and that the resilience of the Palestinian people will be a model for all the peoples of the world."
