Political leaders see Haniyeh's elimination as a blow to Palestine cause
Pakistan
Hafiz Naeem, Sirajul Haq and Mushahid Hussain express grief over Ismael Haniyeh death
RAWALPINDI/LAHORE (Dunya News) – Jamat-e-Islami Emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman, Sirajul Haq, and Pakistan Muslim League-N Senator Mushahid Hussain Syed have expressed grief over the death of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh.
In a message on X, JI Emir Hafiz Naeem said Ismail Haniyeh's migration and martyrdom was a dedication towards Allah.
He praised Haniyeh by saying that Hamas chief had fought the cruelest power on earth.
Naeem said Ismail Haniyeh, the lion of Allah, had succeeded and made his way towards paradise.
The JI emir said Israel and its guardians would pay the price for this cruelty.
"Israel's actions have put the world in new challenges, it is evident that this war will no longer be limited to Gaza," he said.
Ex-emir Siraj ul Haq expresses his grief
JI's ex-emir Sirajul Haq also condemned the incident and praised Hamas by highlighting their effort toward fighting Israel for the cause of Palestine's independence.
He addressed the Muslim world by saying that the Muslims needed to react effectively and must give a befitting response to Israel.
Haq further said dialogue was not the solution anymore and Israel must exit the Muslim territory.
"Israel is a terrorist who has occupied the Muslim territory. This is not the fight of Gaza or Palestine anymore but the fight of the whole Muslim world," he said.
Mushahid Hussain speaks to Dunya News
PML-N leader Mushahid Hussain Syed in conversation with Dunya News said Israel had sabotaged the idea of armistice.
He also declared this incident a big blow to Palestine's war of independence.
He further said this attack in Tehran was a major failure of Iranian security and intelligence agencies.
He also shared his opinion by saying that Israel would have definitely taken the United States into confidence before the attack.
Syed praised Haniyeh's efforts towards raising voice for the independence of Kashmir as well.
