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TEHRAN - Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf averred on Sunday that the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) movement has proven
that any single faction of the Islamic Resistance is capable of destroying the largest defensive fortification of the Zionist
entity.Speaking at an open session of Parliament, Qalibaf underlined that the demise of the Israeli entity can be predicted as soon as
possible by uniting the ranks of the Resistance.Qalibaf referred to the anniversary of the heroic resistance recorded by the Lebanese
Iranian parliament speaker praised the Islamic resistance, which confronted an entity that, during nearly eight decades of its founding, has
been committing crimes against every free person in the world, carrying out assassinations, occupying the lands of others, and committing
world today is witnessing more crimes committed by this entity and the evil plans of the Zionists and their complicity with the arrogant and
wars in Syria and Iraq, some people made a mistake in their calculations, but when they saw the reality of the crimes committed by the Daesh
those Iranians who fought Daesh in Syria and Iraq.Praising the martyrs who defended the holy sites in Iraq and Syria, Qalibaf said they
sacrificed themselves for the Iranian people and for the preservation of the holy shrines.Those who asperse these heroes these days are
bringing themselves disappointment and loss by insulting these righteous martyrs, noted Qalibaf, a former military commander and national
police chief.Qalibaf has recently spoken over the phone with Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PJI) secretary general Ziyad al-Nakhalah.In the
conversation, Qalibaf congratulated the Palestinian leader on the recent victory achieved by the Palestinian Islamic resistance against
of the most effective resistance movements of the Palestinian people against the occupying regime of Jerusalem, which plays an important
to the Palestinian people in order to achieve their rights for freedom of the occupied territories.Al-Nakhalah, for his part, expressed
