On Wednesday, Palestinian faction leaders praised the five-day battle led by the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement, which was called "Revenge of the Free", during which 33 Palestinians were killed, including 6 of the Brigades' leaders who were assassinated by the occupation forces.

This came during separate speeches in a "condolence council" held in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, and attended by leaders from various factions, as well as Lebanese personalities, and representatives of the Iranian embassy and other parties.

Ziyad al-Nakhala, Secretary General of the Islamic Jihad, said in a speech, "The fighting in the battle was on two fronts, the field and the political, and our fighters did a good job on both sides, and we imposed a strong formula of agreement." He said.

He added, addressing those present: "This agreement was reached in an unprecedented way.. Do you know how we got this formula? We wrote this formula letter by letter."

He continued, "It is the blood of the martyrs that imposed this strong equation that we imposed, and achieved this achievement," considering that unity is the basic guarantee for continuing the path of liberation.

He praised the struggle role of the martyrs, pointing out that they were martyred after a busy march that spanned decades.

For his part, Saleh al-Arouri, deputy head of the Hamas political bureau, said that the al-Quds Brigades took over the burden of this battle and fought it with heroism and valor, and made the enemy understand that the blood of the people is not cheap. like he said.

He added, "The Islamic Jihad stands as a match for this usurping entity and imposes its equations on it."

He continued, "For leaders to advance in the first ranks in confrontation and martyrdom, this is evidence of honesty," praising the virtues of the martyr Tariq Ezzedine, whom he said he knew, and was supervising the resistance work in the West Bank, despite his cancer.

Al-Arouri said: "The martyr Tariq Ezzedine was following and supervising the resistance action in the West Bank, and the occupation is afraid and disturbed by the expansion of the West Bank front."

For his part, Jamil Muzher, Deputy Secretary General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, said that the Palestinian people will follow the path of martyrs and resistance until victory and liberation.

Mezher praised the martyrs and the resistance, which recorded a new heroic epic, he said, adding: "The leaders left, but they left us a great legacy of struggle and resistance... They set an example of sacrifice and redemption, and buried the nose of the Israeli enemy in the dust."

He continued, "The martyr leaders set an example of sacrifice, defense, and unlimited giving, and they were equal to the enemies." According to him.