Sunni Cleric: Al-Aqsa Flood Was a Turning Point in Resistance History and a Symbol of Islamic Awakening

“This bold operation by the Palestinian resistance carried powerful messages—not only for Muslims but for the entire world. It proved that resistance is alive, effective, and capable of reshaping regional dynamics.”
Bahmani highlighted the symbolic collapse of Israel’s military dominance: “Despite seventy years of occupation and Western support, Al-Aqsa Flood showed that even a small group like Hamas can infiltrate military bases and take hostages from one of the world’s most advanced armies. The breach of the Iron Dome was a clear sign of the regime’s crumbling façade.”
Quoting the Quranic verse ‘Why do you not fight in the cause of God and for the oppressed?’, Bahmani called on Islamic armies to support the Palestinian people:
“This is not just a moral duty—it is a divine obligation. Muslim nations must not fear Israeli threats and must rise to defend the oppressed.”
He contrasted the treatment of prisoners by Hamas and the Israeli regime: “Despite limited resources, Hamas treated Israeli captives with dignity, while Israel continues to bomb, torture, and starve the Palestinian population. This stark contrast reveals the moral divide between Islam and Zionism.”
Bahmani also pointed to the widespread support for Palestine across the Muslim world and beyond:
“Voices from Iran, Hezbollah in Lebanon, Yemen, and even universities in Europe and the U.S. have risen in solidarity. Humanitarian ships like Sumud have sailed to break the siege on Gaza.”
He noted that the operation disrupted normalization efforts between some Arab states and Israel: “Al-Aqsa Flood exposed the brutal reality of the Zionist regime, prompting many countries to reconsider their normalization agendas.”
In conclusion, Bahmani stated: “This was not a spontaneous outburst—it was the result of years of resistance and defiance. Al-Aqsa Flood marks a major victory for the resistance front and a symbol of Muslim unity against global arrogance.”