Deputy Foreign Minister offers condolences on martyrdom of the General Commander of Izz El Din Al Qassam Brigades

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Abdulwahid Abu Ras, sent a cable of condolences to the head of the “Hamas” movement in the Gaza Strip and head of its negotiating delegation, Dr. Khalil Al Hayya, on the martyrdom of the mujahid Izz El Din Al Haddad “Abu Suhaib,” the General Commander of the Izz El Din Al Qassam Brigades, who was martyred along with his wife, daughter, and a number of civilians in the Gaza Strip at the hands of the usurping Israeli enemy entity, after a jihadist career full of dedication and sacrifice for the sake of Palestine and its just cause.

Abu Ras pointed out that the crime was committed coinciding with the 78th anniversary of the Nakba of the Palestinian people, which continues to this day with the Israeli enemy entity committing genocide crimes, waging brutal aggression, imposing a unjust siege, and the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian people and their immense sacrifices, foremost among them leaders, amid the Islamic nation’s renunciation of its duty and responsibilities to support the Palestinian cause, and even the continued normalization of many regimes with the usurping enemy entity.

He affirmed that the cowardly crimes of the enemy entity will not deter the Palestinian people from jihad and confronting the Israeli occupation, pointing out that the blood of the martyrs will only increase the Palestinian resistance in steadfastness, resilience, and adherence to its principles until the promised victory is achieved.

The Deputy Foreign Minister renewed the affirmation of the Republic of Yemen’s standing with the Palestinian people and their resistance until the end of the occupation and the establishment of the Palestinian state on the entire national territory with its capital in holy Jerusalem.

He expressed his warmest condolences and great sympathy to Dr. Al Hayya, the martyr’s family, the Palestinian people, and the Islamic Resistance Movement “Hamas,” asking Almighty God to envelop all the martyrs in His vast mercy, grant them entry into His spacious paradise, and inspire their families and relatives with patience and solace.