Hezbollah Secretary General Al Aqsa announced the prayers

 

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, secretary general of the Lebanese Islamic Resistance Movement Hezbollah, hopes Muslims will pray at the first Qibla al-Aqsa mosque.

He expressed this hope in a speech on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of Al-Manar Television on Tuesday night.

Hezbollah's secretary general said that Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque are the property of the entire Muslim Ummah and the world Muslims will one day be able to pray together in this mosque without fear. The Muslim world should stand by the Palestinians in their struggle to liberate this mosque from Zionist occupation.

Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement, has strongly condemned US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's statement in support of Israeli aggression and genocide in Palestine.

In a statement Monday, Blinken described Tel Aviv's recent aggression against the Palestinian people as "self-defense" and said the United States would continue to fully support Zionist Israel.

In response, Hamas said in a statement that it "strongly condemns" the US military's support for the Israeli government in occupied Quds and its policy of handing over sophisticated weapons to Tel Aviv. Through this support, the United States has become an equal partner in the crime of killing unarmed Palestinian civilians.

Between May 10 and 21, 280 Palestinians, including 79 children, 39 women and 18 elderly people, were killed in a brutal attack by Zionist Israel in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Another 1910 Palestinians were wounded in the US-backed attack. In the past 11 days, the UN Security Council has met three times to condemn the Israeli attack and to stop it, but no resolution has been passed against Tel Aviv due to US opposition.

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