Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar thanked Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah for the Lebanese resistance group’s support in the battle against the Israeli enemy in the first letter since he was elected as the head of the Palestinian resistance group’s politburo.
In the letter, Sinwar thanked Sayyed Nasrallah for his message of condolences and congratulations over martyrdom of former Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on July 31st.
“We received your kind message with great appreciation and esteem. Your condolences and congratulations on the martyrdom of our comrade and your fellow fighter in the fight and resistance the late leader Mr. Ismail Haniyeh “Abu Al-Abed”, and his companion brother Wasim Abu Shaaban “Abu Anas”, were deeply valued.”
“We thank you for your solidarity, mixed with sincere and noble feelings, which has been demonstrated by your blessed actions on the fronts of the Axis of Resistance, in support, backing, and engagement in this battle. We ask Allah to bless your efforts, and to protect you and your country from all harm,” Sinwar said in his letter to Sayyed Nasrallah.
The Hamas chief stressed, meanwhile, that the resistance movement “will remain, as always, steadfast in honoring the blood of the martyrs.”
“The high principles advocated by the late leader Abu Al-Abed will remain constant and present, guiding our movement and fighters,” Sinwar’s letter read.
He vowed to continue fighting “the Zionist project” alongside the Axis of Resistance, “until the occupation is defeated and swept away from our land, and our independent state with full sovereignty is established with Jerusalem as its capital.”
