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Written by Damir Nazarov
In mid-February, the Zionists published a report in which they indicated that representatives of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad were fighting as part of Hezbollah. Regardless of how accurate the report of the “radical cosmopolitans” is, it is important that after the start of Operation al-Aqsa Flood, the Palestinians within the framework of the Axis of Resistance alliance significantly expanded their capabilities. Now the Palestinian resistance is operating not only within its historical domain, but also as part of key allies.
Tracking the actions of the Palestinian resistance factions, it can be recorded that periodic attacks by fighters of the al-Qassam Brigade from the territory of Southern Lebanon occur, which suggests the presence of the military wing of Hamas as part of the elite Hezbollah forces. Thus, it can be stated that the Palestinians have a “second army” ready to organize a “new flood of al-Aqsa.” For its part, Hezbollah continues its revolutionary activities, drawing strength from its ideology and, like the Palestinians, preparing its “great march” in the direction of occupied al-Quds.
In addition to Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, there are a number of small factions that are closely linked to Hezbollah and are either potentially part of the brigades of the military wing of the Islamic Resistance of Lebanon, or operate in close coordination with the Lebanese. Groups such as the Al-Sabiren Movement, Palestinian Ansar Allah, Galilee Forces – Lone Wolves and Quwat al-Jalil can be attributed to units under the control of Hezbollah. This also includes former members of Aknaf Bait al-Maqdis, who, after rethinking the situation in Syria, defected to Assad and thereby discovered an alliance with the Islamic Resistance of Lebanon. In turn, the veterans of the Palestinian resistance, represented by Fatah al-Intifada and Osbat al-Ansar, although coordinating with Hezbollah, attack the Zionists autonomously.
The presence of an abundance of fighting factions indicates the great desire of the Palestinian people to fight to the bitter end and any disagreements do not affect the strategy of the armed struggle in any way. The Palestinian camps in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan are stable bases where recruitment bases for various Palestinian movements are present. Most recently, at the end of 2023, Hamas put forward the idea of creating an “al-Aqsa Flood Vanguard” to fight the Zionists from Lebanon. Something similar will affect Syria and Jordan in the near future. The key allies of the Palestinian resistance, the IRGC and Hezbollah, have already made significant progress in these countries. This fact says that the symbols of the “Islamic Revolution of Iran” are absolutely not going to be limited to Lebanon, as a platform for resistance outside the borders of historical Palestine.
Ultimately, we can be sure that the Palestinians are set for a long war until the final end. The flood of al-Aqsa is just the first act of a series of battles for the holy al-Quds and historical Palestine. Practice has shown that the Palestinians do not have to have an air force or warships for successful operations. Surprises for the occupiers have already been prepared, it’s just worth being patient. Hassan Nasr Allah said that the next wars against the Zionists would take an “attacking form”, now we see what the leader of Hezbollah was talking about. Here we should also add about the tactics of isolating the Zionists from the legendary General Suleimani, where the forces of the Islamic Resistance will have to surround the “temporary entity”. Today, the theory of Martyr Suleimani is gaining a practical foundation.
if there ever was a reason for a jihad, we have one now.
israel will liberate palestainians from food and water…heheheh