Today, Sunday, the Secretary-General of the "Islamic Jihad" movement said, "The resistance in Jenin camp possesses tunnels, explosive devices, and modest drones, but not in the manner that the Israeli occupation speaks of."

Al-Nahhala added in a statement to Iranian media, "The occupation is exaggerating and wants to say that it is fighting on a front that has great capabilities, to justify its use of the latest weapons such as aircraft and other means of combat, and to cover up its failure to end the state of resistance."

He stressed that the Jenin battalion is an idea that is now working with all seriousness, saying: "What happened in Jenin confirms this, and we are working very seriously to spread these battalions in all Palestinian cities, and we are working for a Jenin model that includes all cities."

On the position of the resistance in Gaza during the attack on Jenin, al-Nakhala affirmed that the resistance forces follow everything and do what must be done when necessary, pointing out that there are different jurisprudences that always seek to make the resistance in all its places a part of the battle.

He said, "Gaza is not a great country, but it has resistance capabilities and could have an important role in any battle or aggression in which the Palestinian people are exposed," indicating that it will carry out its duty whenever possible and necessary.

Al-Nakhala added: "The joint room in Gaza is a coordination framework, but what is happening in the West Bank is more practical than the coordination framework, and goes beyond it, especially the Jenin battalion's relationship with the resistance forces around it. We share money, weapons and food."

Al-Nakhala stressed that the relationship with the "Hamas" movement is strategic and governed by clear and specific constants, which are Islam, jihad and Palestine, and these constants do not change or change, pointing out that they sometimes differ on tactics and some political jurisprudence takes place, but we both remain governed by the basic constants.