SCFR’s Statement Regarding the Gaza Ceasefire

2025/01/16 | Council, Politics, Top News

Strategic Council Online: The Strategic Council on Foreign Relations (SCFR), in a statement, congratulated the heroic Palestinian nation, the members of the Axis of Resistance, and all freedom-loving people across the world on the occasion of the Gaza ceasefire. Addressing the Palestinians, SCFR stated: "You have once again proven that the will of nations cannot be suppressed by military force."

The full text of the statement is as follows:

In the Name of God

The struggle and resistance of our Palestinian brothers and sisters against a heavily armed regime supported by colonial powers such as the United States and Europe have borne fruit. They have successfully imposed their will on the Zionist enemy, despite enduring significant losses, including the martyrdom of their leaders and fighters. The heroic people of Palestine, as well as those of Lebanon and Yemen, have suffered immense tragedies due to the martyrdom of their loved ones and the destruction of their homes and livelihoods.

Today, no one can deny that the bloodthirsty Zionist regime has failed to achieve its declared objectives of destroying Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah. The only outcome of this unequal war has been a long list of war crimes, including the killing of children, genocide, the destruction of schools, mosques, hospitals, homes, and infrastructure in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Yemen, as well as the assassination of resistance leaders—actions that hold no military value.

To our oppressed Palestinian brothers and sisters,

Your steadfastness in pursuing your legitimate rights—the liberation of occupied lands and the elimination of the apartheid Zionist regime—will remain in history as a lesson for freedom-loving people worldwide and a stain on the forehead of occupiers and oppressive powers.

You have once again proven that the will of nations cannot be suppressed by military force.

The Strategic Council on Foreign Relations congratulates the heroic Palestinian nation, the members of the Axis of Resistance, and all freedom-loving people across the world on this victory and prays for the ultimate triumph of the oppressed Palestinian people.

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