Hawzah News Agency – In a statement issued following the Zionist regime’s recent attack on Iranian soil, the Qom Seminary Teachers' Society condemned the aggression, denounced international silence, and warned of a decisive response from the Iranian nation.

The statement reads as follows:

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

“Fight them and Allah will punish them at your hands, put them to shame, help you overcome them, and soothe the hearts of the believers” - Surah At-Tawbah, 14

We extend our condolences to the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and the martyr-raising nation of Iran over the criminal attack by the usurper Zionist regime, which targeted residential areas and led to the martyrdom of senior military commanders, national scientists, and innocent citizens.

This terrorist crime will not go unanswered. It will be met with decisive, crushing, and painful retaliation by the faithful defenders of the nation. The Zionist regime will, without doubt, burn in the fire of Iran’s just revenge.

The martyrs of this heinous act were among the most distinguished and selfless figures of the Islamic Revolution—individuals who dedicated their lives to safeguarding the honor and sovereignty of Islamic Iran. In the culmination of their lifelong struggle, they have now been elevated to the noble status of martyrdom.

We pray for the highest heavenly ranks for these honorable martyrs and a swift recovery for the wounded.

We also firmly declare:

The arrogant American regime is directly complicit in this vile aggression. Furthermore, the silence or failure of international organizations to condemn these acts of terrorism represents an inhuman and morally corrupt stance, which will be judged by history.

The blood of these martyrs will not be spilled in vain. It will serve as fuel for the continued struggle to liberate Holy Quds and bring about the ultimate fall of the usurper Zionist regime. With God’s will, the divine promise of justice will be fulfilled by the determined hands of the Iranian nation.

Qom Seminary Teachers' Society