Hawzah News Agency- Nour al-Din Abu Lahiya, a university professor from Algeria, during his speech at the international meeting "The Assassination of Martyr Haniyeh and the Future of the Resistance Front", investigated the dimensions of the strategic response of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Zionist regime's crime in the assassination of Martyr Ismail Haniyeh.
Abu Lahiya stated, in this regard that the correct strategy in revenge for the blood of Martyr Ismail Haniyeh is that the response of the Islamic Republic should be delayed and calculated.
The professor of Algeria University further stated that during these days and nights, the Zionist regime has practically been caught by Iran's response, adding that now the life of the Zionists has suffered serious blows in various dimensions.
Abu Lahiya listed one of the aspects of confronting the enemy as creating terror and noted,” The delay in the response of the Islamic Republic has caused numerous economic and strategic problems, the cancellation of many flights and increased psychological pressure for the Zionist regime.”
The professor of the University of Algeria described the delayed and calculated response of the Islamic Republic as a logical and correct strategy and added that the words of the enemies are of no importance in this regard.
Referring to the funeral ceremony of Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Abu Lahiya said,” Iranians left no stone unturned in the funeral of the Sunni Mujahid figure. Also, the prayer led by the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution attracted the attention of the thinkers of the Islamic world by using eloquent words and beautiful expressions.
The professor of the University of Algeria considered the presence of millions of Shiites at the funeral of a Sunni figure as a sign of their harmony with the Islamic world, saying ,”This huge participation and also the prayer led by the leader of the Islamic Revolution over the body of Martyr Haniyeh showed to the entire Islamic world that, contrary to some false propaganda, the Islamic Republic seeks unity and is not a cause of division.
