By Palestine Chronicle Staff 
October 7 marks the day one year ago when the Palestinian Resistance launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood in its ongoing campaign to resist Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands including the siege on the Gaza Strip.
One year since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, significant resistance movements from Palestine have made their mark against Israeli aggression. Over 41,000 Palestinians have lost their lives, 97,000 injured, and nearly two million displaced in the ongoing assault on Gaza. The resistance has expanded beyond Gaza, with Lebanon also facing airstrikes and ground invasion by Israel, resulting in over 2,000 deaths.
Hamas commemorates the anniversary as a historic turning point, emphasizing unwavering faith and determination in the face of oppression. The movement calls for global solidarity to combat Israeli atrocities and end the siege on Gaza. From Lebanon to Yemen, various factions have pledged support for Palestinian resistance, denouncing the US and its allies for backing Israeli aggression.
As the struggle continues, the call for boycotts and solidarity grows stronger, urging all nations to join in the fight against the Israeli occupation. The steadfastness of the Palestinian people remains resolute, with Hezbollah declaring Israel a ‘cancerous tumor’ and Ansarallah condemning Western support for Israeli crimes. The path to justice and freedom for Palestine is paved with sacrifices, resistance, and global unity against oppression.