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In run-up to international ‘Quds Day,’ Gaza militia salutes Iran, vows to continue jihad

The Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades, the military branch of the Popular Resistance Movement, marked the upcoming International Quds Day by conducting a military drill. Abu Yousuf, a spokesman for the Brigades, expressed “blessings, appreciation and gratitude to Iran.“

The Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades, the military branch of the Popular Resistance Movement. Al-Manar TV on June 6. (MEMRI)
The Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades, the military branch of the Popular Resistance Movement. Al-Manar TV on June 6. (MEMRI)

The Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades, the military branch of the Popular Resistance Movement, marked the upcoming international “Quds Day” by conducting a military drill.

Abu Yousuf, a spokesman for the Brigades, expressed “blessings, appreciation and gratitude to Iran,” and called upon Arab and Islamic countries to follow the example set by Hezbollah and Iran.

Khaled Al-Azbat, Popular Resistance Movement spokesman, said that they would continue to fight jihad until the Palestinian cause has been “purified” of “all the normalization supporters who have defiled it.”

The report aired on Al-Manar TV on June 6.

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