Ramallah - Saba:
The Palestinian youth movement called for going out to the squares of the occupied West Bank in marches in support of the resistance and to perform the absentee prayer for its martyred leaders who were killed in the Battle of the Flood of Al-Aqsa, headed by the great Mujahid leader Muhammad al-Deif.
According to what was reported by the Palestinian Media Center, on Thursday evening, the absentee prayer will be held tomorrow after Friday prayers for the soul of the leader al-Deif, and the leaders of the Qassam Brigades in all mosques of historic Palestine.
Abu Ubeida, the spokesman for the book of the martyr Izz al-Din al-Qassam, announced on Thursday evening the martyrdom of the commander of the Qassam General Staff, Muhammad al-Deif.
Abu Ubeida also announced in a videotaped speech a number of resistance leaders, namely, Marwan Issa (Deputy Commander of the Qassam General Staff), and Ghazi Abu Tama'a (Commander of the Weapons and Combat Services Section).
Al-Qassam Brigades mourned the martyrdom of the leader Raed Thabet (Human Resources Chief), Rafeh Salama (Khan Younis Brigade Commander), Ahmed Al-Ghandour Abu Anas (Northern Brigade Commander), and the leader Ayman Nofal Abu Ahmed (Central Brigade Commander).
Abu Ubeida said: The martyrdom of the leaders will not weaken the resistance and the Al-Qassam Brigades.. pointing out that this only increased the resistance fighters' steadfastness and strength.
Abu Ubeida stressed that the Al-Qassam Brigades system did not experience a leadership vacuum even for a single hour.. pointing out that the Mujahideen fought more and more valiantly, and their motivation to fight increased more, as we fought for a belief and a leader followed by a thousand leaders.