to report «iusnews»;The statement of the student justice movement in response to the Al-Aqsa storm operation
The student justice movement congratulates and congratulates the Muslim community and the right-seeking students of the world on this great victory.
According to the reporter of student organizations "Newsletter of Iran Students"; The Student Justice Movement Union issued a statement regarding the major operation of Al-Aqsa storm in occupied Palestine.
You can read the text of the statement below.
in the name of God
وَ إِنْ عِتمْ عدنا وَ جَعَلْنَا جَهَنَّمَ للکفیرینَ
Praise and thanks be to God who fulfilled the promise of punishing the oppressors of the people of Baneh in the hands of the believers of Jame resistance.
The Al-Aqsa storm hit the occupied territories today and in response to the enemy's crimes and the recent insults to Islamic holy places and the sanctity of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, it slapped the brutal Zionist regime.
Yes, this is God's promise to answer and suppress the oppressors of Zionism at the hands of believers when they persist.
The Zionist regime, which claimed to be invincible in the battlefields, after successive defeats, is now in its most fragile state and is on the verge of collapse. Undoubtedly, the strong impact of Al-Aqsa storm will have a unique effect on this collapse.
The student justice movement congratulates and congratulates the Muslim community and the right-seeking students of the world on this great victory.
We, justice-seeking students, respond to the resistance commanders' call for jihad at all levels, and declare our readiness to participate in all fields and battle fronts.
We also warn the countries that have agreed to adapt and normalize relations with the usurping regime that, first, adaptation will continue until you go down from all your principles, and this means that one day you will stand against the flow of resistance in Palestine and Lebanon. Secondly, we promise that if this happens, on other Yomullah days, the resistance youth will also be counted.
Nasr Manallah and Fatah Gharib
