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Monday, 6 September 2021 (YJC)_ A Hamas spokesman stressed that any security coordination with the Zionist regime must be rejected in order to achieve resistance.
Reacting to the escape of Palestinian prisoners from the Zionist prison, Hamas spokesman Abdul Latif al-Qanoo stressed that this was a great and exceptional event.
"The heroic captives shattered Israel's grandeur and succeeded," al-Qanu told al-Mayadin news network.
"The captives proved that the will of the Palestinian people is greater and higher than the actions and threats of the Zionist regime," he continued.
A Hamas spokesman noted that the heroic captives started a war that marked the victory of their will and the defeat of the Zionist regime's security system.
Al-Qanoo stressed that the value of everything that the Zionist regime has is zero against the will of the Palestinian people, which emphasizes the continuation of the struggle.
He said that the victory of the prisoners is in line with the victory of the battle of the Quds Sword, noting that the prisoners should be supported and a strong wall should be built around them.
A Hamas spokesman stressed the need to adhere to the option of resistance, stating that any security coordination with the Zionist regime must be rejected in order to achieve resistance.
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