Hamas leader meets Iranian foreign minister in Doha
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Head of Hamas’s political bureau Ismail Haneyya met last night with a top-level Iranian delegation led by Iranian foreign minister Ali Kani in the Qatari capital, Doha.
According to a statement released by Hamas, the two parties discussed the political and field developments related to the Aqsa Flood battle and the efforts being made to stop the Israeli genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
During the meeting, the Iranian delegates applauded the legendary steadfastness of the Palestinians and their resistance against the Israeli aggression in Gaza.
The Iranian foreign minister briefed the Hamas leadership on the efforts made by his country to support the Palestinian people, especially during regional and international meetings.
For his part, Haneyya expressed his appreciation for Iran’s efforts and positions in support of Palestine and briefed the Iranian delegation on the humanitarian situation in Gaza as well as the resistance’s military achievements in the battlefield and the political efforts to end the Israeli aggression. (ILKHA)
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