In October, the Palestinian Resistance Movement Hamas launched a surprise attack named Operation al-Aqsa Storm, leading to a genocide in Gaza with over 42,000 martyrs and 95,000 injured, mostly women and children. The ongoing war orchestrated by the Israeli regime received support from the United States, enabling the brutal attacks to continue for a year.
The dark record of complicity includes financial aid, military support, and political interference favoring the Zionist regime. Despite the initial shock, Hamas’s Operation al-Aqsa Storm inflicted a heavy blow on the Israeli regime, shifting the battle equations and reviving the Palestinian issue politically.
The operation aimed to respond to Zionist encroachments on Islamic holy sites, reshaping the conflict dynamics and highlighting the resistance movement’s capability to bring about significant change in battles with occupiers. The impact of Operation al-Aqsa Storm serves as a paradigm for future conflicts in the region.
The Zionist regime’s vulnerability is becoming evident to the region and the world, marking a crucial turning point in the ongoing Palestinian struggle.
Reported by Tohid Mahmoudpour