Israel far from defeating Resistance: Abu Obeida
ISNA - Iranian Students' News Agency
Wed / 24 April 2024 / 12:59
Palestinian al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida hails the steadfastness of the Palestinian Resistance as it still faces the Israeli occupation forces.
Tehran -ISNA- The Israeli occupation has proven impotent as it proved unsuccessful in making any advances in Gaza 200 days into its ruthless onslaught as it only commits massacres and destroys civilian infrastructure, al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida said on Tuesday.
Today marks the 201st day of Israeli aggression on Gaza in the wake of Operation al-Aqsa Flood, an aggression that has thus far claimed the lives of more than 34,000 people and displaced hundreds of thousands of others. However, no one is touting an Israeli victory, as their declared goal of destroying the Resistance is not only far from being achieved, but also continuously proving to be unattainable.
The spokesperson for Hamas' armed wing underlined that the Israeli occupation continues to peddle the great lie that is its capacity to destroy all the Palestinian Resistance factions. "200 days later, and the Resistance is still unwavering. It will continue to deal blows to the occupation so long as its aggression continues and so long as it continues to exist on Palestinian land."
The Resistance's operations, the spokesperson said, "Will take new forms and adapt with new, adequate tactics."
As the war entered its seventh month, Abu Obeida stressed that the Israeli occupation "is still stuck in the mud in Gaza with no hope on the horizon, and it will reap nothing but shame and defeat."
The Resistance fighters are expelling and will continue to expel "this enemy despite being covered in ashes, rising from beneath the rubble as the whole world bears witness to the might of the Resistance fighters, not just through action on the battlefield but their withdrawal from various directions."
The Israeli occupation is still trying to restore its image that was tarnished on October 7, the spokesperson underlined. "They aim to link their victory to invading Rafah, and it tries to sell the lie that it defeated all Resistance factions except for the Rafah Battalion."
Abu Obeida, addressing Israeli settlers, underlined that the ball was in the court of the Israeli regime, "but the window of time is very narrow, and they have very limited opportunities."
He recalled the story of Israeli pilot Ron Arad, who disappeared during a mission in the airspace of Lebanon in 1986, with no information being known about him since. "The Israeli captives in Gaza might be fortunate to meet the same fate as Ron Arad," he said, warning the Israeli occupation against delaying the talks any further.
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