Al-Halawi: The resistance is stronger than ever and the occupying entity is experiencing the pain of its blows.

The head of the Sadiqoon parliamentary, Habib al-Halawi, confirmed on Saturday that the Zionist entity is experiencing a state of pain due to the continuous strikes of the resistance, which prompted it to file a complaint with the United Nations, adding: “We are happy with the complaint of the occupying entity against the resistance factions, as it is evidence of their weakness in the face of the will of the resistance”.
Al-Halawi pointed out during a televised interview that Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani did not object to the strikes of the resistance factions that continue to target the occupying entity with the same intensity and force, stressing that the resistance will not back down from its approach until achieving complete victory.
In a related context, Al-Halawi congratulated Hezbollah, the Mujahideen, and the families of the martyrs on the victories achieved in Lebanon, considering that the current war against the Zionist entity is more hostile than the 2006 war, and that the axis of resistance has proven its superiority in the confrontation with the enemy.
Al-Halawi explained that the axis of resistance is currently at its strongest, noting that “the axis, which currently consists of five countries, will witness an expansion to include 20 countries in the near future”.
Al-Halawi explained that the axis of resistance is currently at its strongest, noting that “the axis, which currently consists of five countries, will witness an expansion to include 20 countries in the near future”.
Al-Halawi stressed that the axis of resistance did not ignore Syria, pointing out that there are American-Zionist-Turkish plans to open a new front in Syria to occupy the axis of resistance, considering that the occupation of Aleppo at this speed was planned in advance.
He explained, saying: “We are ready to fight in Syria if the religious authority requests it, and we are also ready to defend the shrine of Sayyida Zainab (peace be upon her) if it is exposed to any threat”.
Regarding the situation in Iraq and Syria, Al-Halawi confirmed that no one who escaped from prisons in Syria would reach Iraq, accusing Turkey and the Zionist entity of supporting terrorist groups in Syria.
He also expressed his complete rejection of the Turkish presence in Mosul and northern Iraq, describing it as an “occupation”, and pointing out that the memorandum of understanding with Turkey represents a weak point that indicates the government’s performance.
Al-Halawi concluded by saying: Some national blocs have begun moves to cancel the memorandum of understanding with Turkey, calling on the Iraqi government to take a clear and firm position on this issue.