The lasting legacy of Yahya Sanwar on the second anniversary of his martyrdom
Although two years have passed since Yahya Sinwar's martyrdom, his school has become a lasting legacy in the fight against the Zionist enemy, whose effects are still evident in the regional struggles against Tel Aviv.
Ambassador Arjan of the International Group: Two years ago on this day, the Zionist regime accidentally found out that one of the fighters who fought to the last drop of his blood in the defense of the Gaza Strip and the conflict with the Zionist regime's war machine in Gaza and was martyred on October 16, is the head of the Hamas movement, Yahya Sanwar.
Today, two years have passed since the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar, and the Al-Aqsa storm operation, which he was the founder of, has affected global developments and severely shaken the pillars of the Zionist regime's rule.
Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque had a prominent place in the political discourse of Yahya Sanwar and the Hamas movement. Senwar believed that the developments in each of the fronts are not separate from the rest of Palestine's geography.
This notion came to the scene once again after the 7th of October, at the same time as the conflicts spread and increased pressure on the West Bank and Quds in parallel with the war against the Gaza Strip. However, the difference in the field and political conditions between the different regions of Palestine also revealed the challenges of turning the idea of unity into a single political reality.
Yahya Sanwar's name is tied to a discourse that rejects the separation of Gaza from the rest of the Palestinian issue and emphasizes the centrality of Jerusalem in the conflict with the Zionist enemy.
The name of Sanwar and the Al-Aqsa storm operation caused an unprecedented shock to the security and military system of the Zionist regime and revealed the great intelligence failures of Tel Aviv and destroyed the image of deterrence and military superiority that the occupiers had tried to establish for decades.
These consequences were not only limited to the battlefield, but also spread to the Zionist security doctrine, regional power calculations and the future of the region.
Al-Aqsa storm occurred at a time when the region was moving towards expanding the Abraham Accords and stabilizing the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime without considering the rights of the Palestinians.
But the war and the destructions and killings that came with it brought the Palestinian issue back to the forefront of world attention once again and opened a broad political, legal and moral confrontation around the policies of the occupiers and contributed to the deepening of changes in world public opinion and international positions towards the crimes of the Zionists.
Senwar's martyrdom proved Hamas's path of sacrifice
The martyrdom of Sanwar and a number of its most prominent political and military leaders in recent years was a confirmation of the authenticity of the Palestinian resistance and the struggles of its leaders and fighters, and at the same time, it did not stop the process of anti-Zionist struggles.
Despite the heavy blows and exceptional conditions in Gaza, Hamas maintained its political presence and role in the negotiations, and its military presence continued despite heavy losses. An issue that shows the ability of its organizational structure to overcome the absence of leaders and reveal the limits of Israel's gambling on the complete military defeat of Hamas.
Two years after the absence of Sanwar, Al-Aqsa storm is still present in Israeli, regional and international calculations; Especially since there have been changes beyond the results of the battlefield.
History is not decided by the martyrdom of leaders and its results at the moment of confrontation, but by the deep changes that events leave behind and the freedom, dignity and independence that nations achieve.