Hamas: Rising Like a Phoenix Amidst Conflict

Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal discussed the group's resilience, likening its revival to a 'phoenix' despite losses in conflict with Israel. Reflecting on the past, he highlighted ongoing recruitment and weapon production as signs of persistence, emphasizing the group's determination to continue fighting.

Hamas is determined to rise anew from its losses, according to its leader-in-exile, Khaled Meshaal, likening the group's resurgence to a 'phoenix' despite significant setbacks during a year-long conflict with Israel. The statement reflects Hamas's resolution to sustain its activities, including recruiting fighters and manufacturing weapons.

Marking the anniversary of a pivotal attack, Meshaal contextualized the ongoing conflict as part of a 76-year struggle dating back to the "Nakba." Despite diminished capabilities, Meshaal asserted that the Palestinian spirit remains robust, keeping the group's military threat alive.

The leader's remarks underline Hamas's resilience and hint at future confrontations, as Middle East analysts foresee a potential resurgence in Gaza. The underlying tensions, with significant loss of life on both sides, remain a critical concern.

(With inputs from agencies.)