Ahlulbayt News Agency: Chief Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Major General Hossein Salami says the people of Palestine will soon embrace an "amazing victory".
“The resilient and amazing people of Gaza have shown that by relying on the power of faith, the enemy can be isolated and that faith will never fail in the face of an enemy that has lost its dignity,” Salami said on Thursday.
He said the presence of the Islamic Revolution in every part of the world has shifted the balance of power and led to a victory.
The IRGC chief hailed the power of faith of the Palestinian people in Gaza, saying they have proved that the enemy will suffer a defeat when it uses all its advanced equipment and wages a war against a defenseless but faithful nation living in a blockaded territory.
The enemy is portraying the killing of children as a sign of its victory but it is isolated and has lost its dignity, he noted, emphasizing, “Faith will never fail.”
'Final victory'
Pointing to Israel’s recent crimes in Lebanon, Salami said the brave and strong Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah is fighting the enemy at the points of contact. He said Hezbollah wins a glory on a daily basis and will achieve a final victory this time just like previous wars with Israel and will “add another disappointment” to the enemies' plans.
If the United States, Britain, France and all their allies unite, they will never be able to achieve success in the face of Hezbollah’s will in the eastern Mediterranean, the top IRGC commander said. “They are doomed to failure, God willing.”
Salami’s remarks came amid the latest escalation of violence between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, which has raised the risk of a greater regional war.
Israel has been conducting near-daily attacks against southern Lebanon since October 7, when it launched its campaign of genocide in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Hezbollah has been responding with strikes aimed both at retaliating against the regime and supporting the war-hit Gazans. It has vowed to defend the Lebanese soil with all its resources.
Two Israeli wars waged against Lebanon in 2000 and 2006 were met with strong resistance from Hezbollah, resulting in the retreat of the regime in both conflicts.
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“The resilient and amazing people of Gaza have shown that by relying on the power of faith, the enemy can be isolated and that faith will never fail in the face of an enemy that has lost its dignity,” Salami said on Thursday.
He said the presence of the Islamic Revolution in every part of the world has shifted the balance of power and led to a victory.
The IRGC chief hailed the power of faith of the Palestinian people in Gaza, saying they have proved that the enemy will suffer a defeat when it uses all its advanced equipment and wages a war against a defenseless but faithful nation living in a blockaded territory.
The enemy is portraying the killing of children as a sign of its victory but it is isolated and has lost its dignity, he noted, emphasizing, “Faith will never fail.”
'Final victory'
Pointing to Israel’s recent crimes in Lebanon, Salami said the brave and strong Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah is fighting the enemy at the points of contact. He said Hezbollah wins a glory on a daily basis and will achieve a final victory this time just like previous wars with Israel and will “add another disappointment” to the enemies' plans.
If the United States, Britain, France and all their allies unite, they will never be able to achieve success in the face of Hezbollah’s will in the eastern Mediterranean, the top IRGC commander said. “They are doomed to failure, God willing.”
Salami’s remarks came amid the latest escalation of violence between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, which has raised the risk of a greater regional war.
Israel has been conducting near-daily attacks against southern Lebanon since October 7, when it launched its campaign of genocide in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Hezbollah has been responding with strikes aimed both at retaliating against the regime and supporting the war-hit Gazans. It has vowed to defend the Lebanese soil with all its resources.
Two Israeli wars waged against Lebanon in 2000 and 2006 were met with strong resistance from Hezbollah, resulting in the retreat of the regime in both conflicts.
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