Resistance source to Al Mayadeen: Missiles locally manufactured

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen
14 May 2023 16:38

The spokesperson of the Palestinian Resistance Committee, Abu Mujahid, reveals that the Palestinian Resistance coordinated its attacks through the integration of roles among factions.

Palestinian Resistance Committee spokesperson Abou Mujahed

Palestinian Resistance Committees spokesperson Abu Mujahed confirmed Sunday that the Resistance factions were able to establish multiple points during Operation Avenging the Free, which was led by the Palestinian Resistance Faction's Joint Operations Room and the united front they established.

Speaking to Al Mayadeen, Abou Mujahed explained that the Palestinian Resistance, from the very first moment of the latest round of aggression on Gaza, carefully examined the nature of the response and decided to make the Israeli occupation wait, standing on tenterhooks for about 26 hours as they waited for a response from the Resistance.

Delving deeper into the intricacies of the most recent battle, Abou Mujahed revealed that while the Axis of Resistance, most notably Iran, and Hezbollah, had supervised the development of the Palestinian Resistance's rockets, which he underlined were 100% locally manufactured.

كل الصواريخ التي أُطلقت على العدو الإسرائيلي هي صناعة أيدٍ فلسطينية بحتة استطاعت أن تطورها بإشراف من محور المقاومة و #إيران و #حزب_الله.

الناطق باسم لجان المقاومة الفلسطينية أبو مجاهد لـ #الميادين #ثأر_الأحرار #غزة_تنتصر #غزة_العزة #فلسطين @ramiaalibrahim pic.twitter.com/3hvrUpSwBm
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) May 13, 2023

Abu Mujahed also confirmed that the Palestinian factions coordinated their rocket strikes through a careful integration of roles and with one heart, as the Arab saying goes, meaning the attacks were fundamentally synchronized and unanimously supported.

This type of coordination that took place in the Joint Operations Room allowed the Resistance to meticulously and continuously target the occupied Palestinian territories as opposed to previous battles where the radius had been restricted more toward the settlements of the Gaza envelope.

Abu Mujahid also noted that the occupation's military censorship unit was deliberately omitting news about the sites that were hit and the intensity of the damage caused. The Israelis, however, had to eventually confess the truth given the unified statements released by the Resistance.

الناطق باسم لجان المقاومة الفلسطينية أبو مجاهد لـ #الميادين: مجاهدو المقاومة أبدعوا في الرد على هذا العدوان تحت رعاية وتنسيق الغرفة المشتركة. #ثأر_الأحرار #غزة_تنتصر #غزة_العزة #فلسطين @ramiaalibrahim pic.twitter.com/HUSV51PsCQ
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) May 13, 2023

Moreover, Abu Mujahid noted that David's Sling failed to intercept the rocket that successfully targeted the "Rehovot" settlement.

The occupation's deliberate misinformation and disinformation campaigns were successfully intercepted through the complementarity of the Resistance statements and pro-Resistance media outlets, which exposed the truth with all sincerity.

Lieberman: 'Israel' cannot have another second Hezbollah in the South

Former Israeli Security and Finance Minister and the current head of the Israel is Our Home party, Avigdor Lieberman, criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Gaza Strip policies and said, "It is not possible to live between one round of fighting and another, just as much as another Hezbollah in the south cannot be tolerated."

Lieberman explained that "Hamas was sitting in the same operations room with the Islamic Jihad," noting that "Hamas is the one that determines the rules of the game and no one is making it pay."

"Hamas is going through an alarming process of growth, unhindered," expecting that "within 3 years, Hamas will become the south's Hezbollah."

Lieberman stressed that Hamas "is working on precision," making reference to "rockets that reach Hadera (Al-Khodayra)," adding that the movement "has lethal weapons."

In that context, Lieberman proclaimed, "Another Hezbollah is being built before our eyes, and everyone wants to pass their time in office quietly."

Echoing concerns conveyed through Israeli Media, the former security minister worryingly warned, "We cannot be complacent with living from one round to the next."

To that end, Lieberman said, "We need to assess the situation and think about whether it is possible to remove the Hamas threat from the south and eliminate its rule without taking responsibility for what is happening in Gaza."

In order to achieve an accurate assessment that reflects reality, Lieberman claimed that "every member of the security cabinet, in light of this process, must ask what is the size of Hamas' weapons, what are the weapons at its disposal, what is the arrangement of its manpower, what are its production rate, size, and the level of production."

Significantly, Lieberman asked, "What are the expectations for the next three years? Where will they [Hamas] be?"

"Hamas has become an army made up of brigades and battalions, and everyone ignores this capability build-up, just as is the case with Hezbollah."