News - Yemen: Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi extended his deepest condolences for the martyrdom of the great mujahid Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas's political bureau.

In a televised speech on Friday, the Leader expressed his heartfelt condolences to the martyr's family, mujahid brothers in Hamas and al-Qassam Brigades, all mujahideen in Palestine, the Palestinian people, and the Islamic Ummah.

Sayyed Abdulmalik affirmed that the sacrifices of the oppressed Palestinian people and their noble mujahideen will never be in vain, noting that Allah is the supporter of His oppressed and vulnerable servants.

He added that if the Israeli enemy believes that the martyrdom of leader Sinwar will lead to the collapse of the great jihad front in Gaza or weaken the morale of the mujahideen, it is mistaken.

The Leader pointed out that Hamas has always been resilient and generous, providing martyr leaders since its inception and remaining unaffected by the martyrdom of its founder or other leaders.

He emphasized that presenting the Israeli enemy's crimes against mujahid leaders as an achievement is a delusion and ignores the realities on the ground.

Sayyed Abdulmalik also stressed that the great legacy left by the mujahid leaders is the commitment to their sacrifices and sacred goals, which is a responsibility for the entire Ummah and a promise of the sincere mujahideen.

Leader clarified that "no matter the enemy's schemes or the American aggression against our country, we will never abandon our support for the Palestinian people. To our mujahid brothers in Palestine, we say: You are not alone."

He confirmed the continued commitment of the Yemeni people and their Armed Forces to the Battle of the Promised Conquest and the Holy Jihad in the seas, with missile strikes and drone attacks, in support of the steadfast and courageous Palestinian people and their resistance.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been martyred in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza's Rafah city, a senior Hamas official confirmed.

Khalil Hayya, head of Hamas in Gaza, delivered a statement on Friday, a day after reports of Sinwar's martyrdom. 

Sinwar was found dead in southern Gaza’s Rafah city on Thursday, wearing a combat vest with an AK-47 rifle by his side.

The charismatic leader of the Palestinian resistance movement escaped many assassination attempts before and after the events of October 7.

In the past year, Sinwar, 62, played an instrumental role in coordinating and supervising Operation Al-Aqsa Flood in Gaza.

Before becoming Hamas’s leader in Gaza in 2017, Sinwar spent 22 years in an Israeli prison. He was released as part of a prisoner swap in 2011.

 

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