The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has marked the martyrdom of its legendary leader and the architect of the al-Aqsa Storm operation Yahya Sinwar, vowing to carry on his path of resistance against Zionist regime until Palestine’s liberation.

The Hamas Movement strongly condemned the Zionist regime’s criminal airstrikes targeting civilians and vital infrastructure in southern Lebanon, stressing that this aggression constitutes a dangerous escalation and a blatant violation of international law and UN Security Council resolutions.

Yemen’s Ansarullah leader has praised Iran for its unwavering support and sacrifices in defense of the Palestinian cause, citing the martyrdom of commanders and a recent US-Israeli military aggression against the country.

The Hamas Movement affirmed that the horrifying scenes appearing on the bodies of the Palestinian martyrs handed over by the Zionst regime's occupation army, showing clear signs of torture, abuse, and field executions, clearly reveal the criminal and fascist nature of the occupation army.

In a statement on Thursday marking the first martyrdom anniversary of leader Yehya Sinwar, the Hamas Movement declared that “the flame of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle will not fade.”

The Yemeni Armed Forces have announced that their Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari was murdered in Zionist regime’s airstrikes last month, alongside several companions and his 13-year-old son, Hussein.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned that despite a fragile ceasefire in Gaza, Zionist expansionism and Zionist regime's possession of weapons of mass destruction remain key sources of instability and insecurity in the region.

Yahya Sinwar was an equality courageous and principled Muslim and charismatic leader whose martyrdom will remain in our minds forever.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised alarm over the deteriorating health crisis in the Gaza Strip, reporting that more than 15,600 patients urgently require medical evacuation for life-saving treatment outside the embattled territory.

Iran has called on the US, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, which have identified themselves as the guarantors of an agreement reached recently with the aim of ending the Israeli regime’s genocide in Gaza, to pressure Tel Aviv into stopping its deadly violations.