The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, and the Lebanese Hizbullah party have agreed on the importance of coordination among all Arab and Muslim resistance factions. Hamas, in a statement a copy of which was made available to the PIC, said that a Hamas delegation led by Khaled Mishaal, the Movement’s political bureau chief, and a delegation of the Hizbullah party led by Hasan Nasrallah, the party’s’ secretary general, discussed in a meeting repercussions of the Zionist assassination crime of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin.
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The statement noted that both parties strongly condemned the terrorist crime that targeted one of the Muslim Ummah’s symbols and great leaders. The heinous crime would not, however, weaken resistance but rather would inflame resistance against Zionist occupation and would initiate a qualitative leap in the role and performance of resistance in Palestine, the statement elaborated. It quoted both parties as appreciating the Arab and Muslim masses’ reaction that proved anew the vitality of those masses and their true affiliation. The statement in conclusion said that Mishaal thanked Nasrallah and his brothers for their genuine fraternal feelings and backing to the Movement and Palestine, affirming that such a spirit would accelerate the Ummah’s renaissance and efforts to regain its occupied lands and wasted dignity. The party delegation had affirmed absolute solidarity with the Hamas Movement and declared that all party potentials were under the disposal of Hamas.
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