Iran Press/ West Asia: The resistance is rewriting history with the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood, according to the report of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, announced in his speech today that the enemy's cowardly soldiers could not stand up to the bravery of our men and resorted to killing and massacres.
He added: "The enemy thinks that the killings will erase the disgraceful defeat as a result of Qassam's strategic attack." Despite the enemy's crimes, with the support of America, we will resume the strategy of liberation and return."
Haniyeh continued: "The people of Gaza are stable and rooted in their land, and they are clinging to their homeland and will never leave it or migrate. I tell the enemy that this strategic blow that has been inflicted on you emphasizes that the freedom of Palestine and our return is near."
The head of the political bureau of the Hamas movement pointed out: "We will stay in our homeland and we will never leave it. There will be no migration from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. There will be no migration from Gaza to Egypt. I appreciate and thank the position of my brothers in Egypt in opposing the relocation of Palestinians."
The head of the political bureau of Hamas added that Hamas has repeatedly announced that it does not target civilians, neither the elderly nor children.
He further stated: "I express my gratitude to all those who participated in demonstrations in Arab and world capitals and in all corners of the world in support of Gaza and condemnation of the occupation."
Ismail Haniyeh said: We will continue our struggle until we have a country and until our prisoners and sanctities are freed and the refugees return to their land.
The head of the political bureau of Hamas emphasized that Hamas will not be influenced by your misleading propaganda machine. Why don't you take a position on destroying houses, killing children, destroying mosques and universities.
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