Commemoration ceremony for the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) held in the Al-Minyah region of Lebanon

In an atmosphere filled with the fragrance of the birth of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), the "National Center" in northern Lebanon held a magnificent ceremony hosted by Hajj Kamal al-Khair in the "Al-Minyah" region.

The ceremony, attended by a wide range of scholars, political figures, and Palestinian and Lebanese national groups, became a platform for emphasizing the unity of the Islamic Ummah, confronting sedition-mongering, insisting on the path of resistance, and firmly rejecting any path of compromise or negotiation with the regime occupying Palestine.

Sheikh Mohammad Amro, the head of Hezbollah in the Mount Lebanon and North region, while calling for following the Prophetic conduct for unity of purpose, raised a critical question to the Islamic Ummah regarding the genocide and ongoing crimes in Gaza against the Palestinian people.

He emphasized the religious and moral duty of the Ummah to help the oppressed, and called on religious scholars and Islamic governments to rally their nations in support of Palestine.

In continuation, Sheikh Maher Hammoud, the head of the International Union of Resistance Scholars, warned against America's plans for division and the promotion of takfiri ideas, and identified the preservation of Islamic unity as the way to confront them.

While appreciating the principled positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran in supporting Palestine and the resistance, he challenged the policies of some Lebanese parliamentary figures regarding negotiations with the enemy, and described the weapons of the resistance as a legitimate right that guarantees Lebanon's survival as long as occupation exists and the government is unable to provide security in the south.

Mohammad Reza Mortezaei, the Cultural Attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran, also described Islamic unity not as a slogan, but as a matter of existence and destiny, and stated that Unity Week should be an opportunity to negate differences and block the path of sedition-mongers. Stating that Iran has sacrificed many martyred commanders in defending the cause of Palestine and Gaza, he raised the question of what steps other Islamic countries have taken to help this oppressed nation.

In conclusion, Hajj Kamal al-Khair, the head of the National Center, praising the Islamic Republic of Iran as a strong fortress of resistance and supporter of Palestine, commended Tehran's stances in confronting the enemy, and considered military and economic conspiracies against Iran doomed to failure.

He also strongly condemned the policy of some Lebanese parliamentary figures towards Tehran, as well as the path of direct negotiation with the enemy, which he described as a cause of humiliation and weakening of national sovereignty, and called on the Lebanese government to exit the negotiation space, resort to the resistance option, and preserve Hezbollah's weapons as a source of the country's dignity and honor.