The crime of Beirut does not weaken the determination of the resistance
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, according to the Palestinian Shahab news agency, the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement describing the brutal attack of the Zionist occupation on the southern suburbs of Beirut as a new crime and emphasized that this crime causes weakness in Determination cannot be resisted.
This statement stated that the attack by the occupiers on residential buildings in the suburbs of Beirut is added to the series of crimes committed by the terrorist army and the fascist and criminal cabinet of Israel.
The People’s Front, declaring its solidarity with the nation and the Lebanese resistance and the leaders of the resistance in confronting the terrorist and Zionist enemy, emphasized that these crimes and the expansion of the scope of genocide are only one The option facing the Islamic Ummah and the nations of the region remains the option of resistance and fighting with all possible means, because the Islamic Ummah is in a war to defend its destiny and existence.
The Fatah Intifada Movement also issued a statement condemning the brutal attack of the Zionist regime on Lebanon, which led to the martyrdom of innocent people, and considered it a dangerous tension creation for which the Zionist occupiers are responsible. They must accept the full consequences of it.
This statement emphasized that such barbaric actions will lead to nothing but humiliation and defeat for the Zionists and the settlers.
The Fatah Intifada movement declared its full solidarity with the nation of brother and friend in Lebanon and Hezbollah and emphasized that the arbitrariness of the occupiers and their efforts to restore their deterrence caused crimes It happens mostly in Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen and the Middle East, and these actions are an uncalculated gamble that makes the occupiers pay heavy costs for it.
An hour ago, the Zionist regime launched a rocket attack in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
