ALBAWABA - In a significant development, Abu Ubaida, spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, emerged with a recorded statement, marking the 100th day since the initiation of the Al-Aqsa Deluge battle. This marks his first appearance in both audio and visual formats since November 23rd of last year.
Abu Ubaida emphasized the critical role of the Al-Aqsa Deluge battle in the history of the Palestinian people, considering it a resounding cry for the liberation of colonized nations. He accused the Israeli occupation of committing massacres that "shame humanity" and called for global justice to disarm the occupation and hold its leaders accountable.
Highlighting the achievements of Al-Qassam Brigades' fighters, Abu Ubaida commended their exceptional creativity despite facing an immense military imbalance. He underscored the epic nature of the battles, declaring them among the greatest and holiest in the history of the Palestinian nation.
Questioning the effectiveness of technology and weaponry against faith, Abu Ubaida emphasized the unwavering determination of militants dedicated to Allah and their cause. He expressed concerns about the unknown fate of Israeli captives, holding the enemy's leaders responsible for their wellbeing.
In a global appeal, Abu Ubaida called upon all free people of the nation to support Al-Aqsa and the path of the Prophet. He urged Muslims worldwide to understand the conflict's nature and support innocent lives through prayers if unable to back the fighters.
Specifically addressing fighters in the West Bank, Abu Ubaida encouraged them to seize the historical moment to convey their message to the world and participate in the Al-Aqsa Deluge.
In a poignant revelation, Abu Ubaida informed two billion Muslims worldwide that the Zionist enemy has destroyed most of the mosques in the Gaza Strip, urging global awareness and support.
The statement concluded with Abu Ubaida expressing hope for the dawn of freedom for the Palestinian people, asserting that the jihad and blood of the people will not be in vain.
