Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei spoke for the first time about the death of Hamas terrorist leader Yahya Sinouar. In statements on the official page of the social network “X”, he acknowledged that the loss was a “painful blow” for the Resistance Front, but stressed that the fight will not stop.
In a speech Saturday to Muslim nations and the region’s “brave youth,” Khamenei paid tribute to Yahya Sinwar for his opposition to Israel. He pointed out that a death of another nature for the Hamas leader would not correspond to his merits or his path of struggle.
“His loss is undoubtedly painful for the resistance front, but this front does not stop advancing after the death of prominent figures, such as in the case of Ahmed Yassin, Fathi Shkaki, Abd al-Aziz Rantisi and Ismail Haniya, the front does not will do it. Enough with death. Sinwara is alive and will live. We will continue to stand on the side of the fighters, as before,” Khamenei said.
He also noted that the leader of the Hamas terrorists was a prominent representative of the resistance and struggle. With unwavering determination he stood in the way of the “despotic and aggressive enemy.”
Earlier, Kursor wrote that a senior representative of Hamas terrorists, Bassem Naim, commenting for the first time on the death of leader Yahya Sinwar, called this event “alarming and painful.” At the same time, he expressed confidence that Hamas will ultimately win.
He also noted that Israel remains wrong in thinking that the removal of its leadership will lead to “a halt in the movement and struggle of the Palestinian people.”
