In a recorded speech, Abu Ubaida made it clear that Israel and its supporters cannot just take their prisoners without following the rules set by the Palestinian resistance and the Qassam Brigades. He mentioned that even the Israeli Prime Minister, Netanyahu, and his government cannot free a single soldier without meeting these conditions. Abu Ubaida also referred to a recent failed attempt to free an Israeli prisoner, which showed that their plan didn't work.
Field Developments
Abu Ubaida shared some updates about what's happening on the ground. He said that the Al-Qassam Brigades have destroyed around 180 Israeli military vehicles in just 10 days. They used different weapons like shells and charges to attack these vehicles. Abu Ubaida also mentioned that many Israeli soldiers were killed in these attacks. He added that the Al-Qassam Brigades have been successful in confronting the enemy forces and carrying out specific operations like sniping and detonating mines. They have also launched missiles at different areas in the Gaza Strip and Ashkelon.
What's Next?
Abu Ubaida believes that the enemy, referring to Israel, has failed in the north and south of the Gaza Strip. He thinks that as long as Israel continues its aggression, they will face more failures. Abu Ubaida mentioned that the enemy is still receiving strikes, and there are even bigger things to come. He also talked about how Israeli leaders often say they want to eliminate the resistance, but Abu Ubaida thinks it's just talk to please their own people. He believes that the enemy's aggression only leads to destruction and random killing.
In conclusion, Abu Ubaida's speech highlighted the conditions that need to be met for any Israeli prisoners to be released. He also shared updates on the ground, where the Al-Qassam Brigades have been successful in their attacks against Israeli forces. Abu Ubaida emphasized that the enemy's aggression will only lead to more failures. He ended his speech by saying that they have no choice but to fight against the enemy's attempts to break their will. This was Abu Ubaida's first speech since the temporary humanitarian truce ended in early December.
Source: Al Jazeera
