Hamas, PIJ confirm new battle equation drawn by support for Gaza
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The Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas highlight the recent developments regarding the Palestinian cause.
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Image from the meeting between Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas leaders on May 15, 2024 (Social media)
Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the latest field and political developments concerning the Palestinian cause.
Among those attending were Hamas' deputy chief in Gaza, Khalil al-Hayya, alongside Hamas leaders Osama Hamdan and Mohammad Nasr, the Secretary-General of the PIJ, Ziad al-Nakhaleh, and the leader of the PIJ's armed wing, Akram al-Ajouri.
Both parties emphasized that what has been happening in light of Operation Al Aqsa Flood and the 76th anniversary of the occupation of Palestine confirms that the Israeli occupation is heading to disintegration.
They also praised the resilience and patience of the people of Palestine in the fight against the Israeli occupation throughout Operation Al Aqsa Flood, as well as their support and trust in the Resistance. Both movements further commended the Resistance's bravery and its fighters' courage on the battlefield.
According to the Resistance movements, the rise of Resistance in the occupied West Bank reflects the Palestinian people's choice of struggle to achieve liberation and return.
Both sides also highlighted the efforts exerted to end the Israeli aggression on Gaza and its effects, as well as efforts to establish a ceasefire and prisoner-exchange deal amid Israeli obstruction and stalling.
They further appreciated the role of the support fronts in Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq, which have been establishing a new equation against the occupation that affirms its rejection in the region, as well as the stance of the free people that support and champion Palestine and its Resistance.
Sayyed Nasrallah receives Hamas delegation; unity emphasized
The Secretary General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah received on May 15 a delegation of leaders from the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas headed by Khalil al-Hayya and including Mohammad Nasr and Osama Hamdan.
During the meeting, the two sides extensively discussed events and developments in occupied Palestine, particularly Gaza, alongside various support fronts.
They also discussed the recent ceasefire negotiations, the implications of the international political positions on the war on Gaza, and student protests across the world.
They reaffirmed their united stance and the continuation of efforts in political, Resistance, and popular fields to achieve the honorable goals that Operation Al-Aqsa Flood sought to achieve, as well as the coming and promised victory, no matter the price.
The two sides also lauded the level of cooperation and solidarity between the various fronts and movements of the Resistance Axis, alongside the sacrifices they have given.
