Palestinian Resistance Committees Mourn Martyrdom of Legislative Council Member Mohammed Al-Ghoul
The Palestinian Resistance Committees mourned the assassination of Mohammed Faraj Al-Ghoul, a member of the Palestinian Legislative Council, former Minister of Justice, and head of the Legal Committee, who was martyred on Tuesday in a cowardly Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (SABA), the committees stated that Al-Ghoul's martyrdom came after a life full of jihad, resistance, and sacrifice in defense of the Palestinian cause, the liberation of Palestine, Jerusalem, and Al-Aqsa Mosque.
'We, in the Palestinian Resistance Committees, as we mourn the martyr commander, Professor and Mujahid Mohammed Faraj Al-Ghoul, commend his life filled with dedication to jihad and resistance, and his service to Islam and the Palestinian people. He was always a voice of truth, defending our people and resistance in all forums, and a role model to be followed,' the statement said.
The committees added that, 'Israeli assassinations, escalating crimes, and the fascism of the defeated Zionist government and army will not break the will of our people, nor weaken their resolve. Their strength is rooted in faith, national belonging, and deep attachment to our land and holy sites.'
They expressed their sincere condolences and congratulations on the martyrdom to Al-Ghoul's family and loved ones, to the Hamas movement, and to members of the Palestinian Legislative Council, affirming that martyrdom was an honor he had long hoped for and strived toward.
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