In the meeting of the senior members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad with Dr. Kharrazi,
Gaza War Developments and the Resistance Way Forward Examined

2024/02/22 | Council, Politics, Top News

Strategic Council Online: Mr. Osama bin Hamdan and Ali Abu Shahin, senior members of the political bureau of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, on Wednesday met with Dr. Seyed Kamal Kharrazi, the President of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, and discussed the latest situation in Gaza and the path forward for the Palestinian resistance.

In this meeting, the President of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, while emphasizing resistance as the only possible option to realize the goals of the Palestinian nation, praised the “unique and historical resistance of the Palestinian nation against the brutal attacks of the illegitimate, occupying, apartheid and genocidal regime of Israel, which hurts every conscientious individual.”, and considered the Gazan people’s resistance against the aggressors to be based on faith and motive to fight for the realization of Palestinian legal rights.

Dr. Kharrazi called the victory of the resistance against the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza imminent and said that the strategy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in supporting the members of the Resistance Axis is to help them gain power and acquire the necessary capabilities to defend their rights, without dependence on the Islamic Republic of Iran, so that the independence of the resistance forces in political and military decisions, based on their conditions, is the leading cause of progress of the resistance.

He emphasized that the Al-Aqsa Storm operation has changed the equations governing the region and will leave deep effects on the balance of power in the Middle East region.

In this meeting, while appreciating the support of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the senior representatives of the Palestinian resistance emphasized the determination of the resistance forces and the Palestinian people to continue their resistance to achieve victory and accomplish their military and political goals in the shadow of the unity of the Palestinian nation for the liberation of the occupied lands.

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