HÜDA PAR Chairman congratulates Yahya Sinwar on election as Hamas leader
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HÜDA PAR Chairman Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu has sent a congratulatory message to Yahya Sinwar following his election as the new head of Hamas's Political Bureau.
Yapıcıoğlu expressed his hopes that Sinwar’s appointment will lead to positive developments and strengthen Hamas’s ongoing struggle. "I congratulate Mr. Yahya Sinwar on his new role. Hamas has shown resilience and strength throughout its history, even in the face of significant losses," Yapıcıoğlu said.
Yapıcıoğlu praised Hamas’s ability to continue its resistance under new leadership and expressed his desire for an end to the suffering of the Palestinian people. He also emphasized his support for the movement's goal of liberating Al-Aqsa Mosque and Palestinian lands.
"I pray to Allah for an end to the bloodshed and the oppression faced by our Palestinian brothers and sisters," Yapıcıoğlu added. "May their resistance lead to a blessed victory and the liberation of their lands."
This message reflects HÜDA PAR's solidarity with Hamas and its continued support for the Palestinian cause. (ILKHA)
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