Speaking at the “Eighth International Conference of Solidarity with Palestinian Children,” Khaled Al-Qaddoumi marked two years since the Al-Aqsa Storm Operation, describing it as a turning point in the Palestinian struggle.
“The Zionist regime has fueled global instability for 77 years. Yet the world now sees the atrocities in Gaza,” he said, recalling that over 76,000 Palestinians, including 20,000 children, have been martyred in the ongoing resistance.
Al-Qaddoumi praised international solidarity, particularly noting the role of Martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and the global “free people” who supported the Palestinian cause. He also underscored the importance of continued media efforts to expose Israel’s crimes and maintain pressure on the occupiers.
On the ceasefire, he stressed that international unity and media coverage demonstrated a shift in the balance of power, citing Germany and Spain’s suspension of arms exports as a result of the operation. “The Palestinian people will not trust international organizations blindly. Our red lines are clear, and the resistance continues until the full liberation of our land,” he concluded.
