Palestinian factions mourn Hamas figures after 'Israeli' strike in Doha

Palestinian resistance factions expressed outrage following an 'Israeli' attack in Doha, Qatar, that killed several Palestinian figures.

In a statement, the groups mourned the deaths of Jihad Labad, Hamam al-Hayya, Abdullah Abdel Wahed, Momen Hassouneh, and Ahmed al-Mamlouk.

“These martyrs ascended to the highest ranks following the cowardly and treacherous Zionist crime in the Qatari capital,” the factions said, highlighting that some of the victims were staff members at the Hamas office and one was a member of Qatar’s security forces.

The statement accused 'Israel' of acting with direct support from US President Donald Trump’s administration and of violating the sovereignty of Arab and Islamic nations. “This targeting operation exposes the malicious and criminal face of the Zionist entity, which recklessly disregards all values, customs, and international law,” it read.

The resistance groups emphasized that 'Israel’s' assassination policy reflects its failure to confront the steadfastness of Palestinian leadership and the resilience of the people, particularly after recent operations in Jerusalem and Gaza. They warned that the strike indicates 'Israel’s' intention to prolong the war, continue its campaign of mass destruction in Gaza, and hinder any progress toward peace.

The factions called on Arab and Islamic nations, as well as global supporters of justice, to stand against 'Israel’s' actions. They extended condolences to the Palestinian people, Qatar, Hamas leadership, and the families of the martyrs, praying for patience and solace.

“This attack reinforces the ongoing struggle of our people and the unyielding resolve of Palestinian resistance,” the statement concluded.