Al-Halawi praises the sacrifices of the martyr leader Hashem Safi al-Din and confirms the continuation of the resistance until victory is achieved … Offering condolences on his martyrdom.

The head of the Sadiqoon, Habib al-Halawi, expressed Today (Wednesday) his pride and honor in the immortal jihadist journey embodied by the martyr leader Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, until he attained the honor of martyrdom, pointing out that his blood became a bridge to strengthen the steps of the free in confronting injustice and tyranny.
Al-Halawi said in a tweet on the “X” platform: “With pride and honor, we receive the news of the martyrdom of Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, who devoted his life to serving the sect and the resistance, and made his blood a bridge to strengthen the steps of the free in confronting injustice and tyranny”.
Al-Halawi stressed that “the martyred Sayyed was a symbol of courage and faith, as he chose the path that Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, had drawn, the path of honor, pride and dignity, and he was an example of a resistance fighter who would not relent in the face of tyrants”.
He added, “The martyr Sayyed Safi al-Din was one of those men who carried the banner of resistance with all their strength and faith, and that every step in his life was a path towards victory, and every drop of his blood was a signature on the covenant of steadfastness and confrontation”.
Al-Halawi pointed out that the sacrifices of Hezbollah men, headed by the martyr, have today become symbols of pride and honor for this nation, stressing by saying: “They stand firm in the face of the Great Satan, ignoring difficulties, adhering to the leaders’ commandments, and continuing to preserve the resistance. They have created glory with their blood and actions, and have written pages of light for history that will never fade”.
Al-Halawi concluded by emphasizing that “the will is to preserve the resistance, and the resistance is life, and life is dignity. And as Sayyid after Sayyid carried the will, the covenant remains, and the resistance is steadfast, knowing neither submission nor surrender.”