SCFR Message to Mr. Yahya Al-Sinwar

2024/08/08 | Council, Top News

SCFR online: The Strategic Council on Foreign Relations (SCFR) sent a congratulatory message to Mr. Yahya Al-Sinwar, the Head of the Political Bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas).

The message is as follows:

In the name of God

Dear Mr. Yahya Al-Sinwar

Honorable Head of the Political Bureau of Hamas

Peace be upon you and God’s mercy and blessings.

With greetings to the pure soul of Martyr Dr. Ismail Haniyeh, the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations congratulates your Excellency on your election as the new Head of the Political Bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). May God Almighty grant you increasing success.

Undoubtedly, this election is a sign of the strength and steadfastness of Hamas. It will strengthen the motivation of the combatants and the oppressed people of Palestine to continue their resistance and jihad against the Zionist occupier enemy and their fight against its antihuman supporters, until the full realization of the Palestinians’ holy cause in ending the occupation, liberation of Holy Quds and determining their destiny.

SCFR wishes for the health of Your Excellency and the victory and well-being of the honorable Palestinian nation from God.

“Isn’t the morning close?” (Surah Hud – 81)

The Strategic Council on Foreign Relations

Message of SCFR | Yahya Sinwar

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