The representative of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Najaf,Mojtaba Hosseini, confirmed that "we are studying the response after the clear Israeli violations, even if it is delayed." Hosseini said that "the martyrdom of His Eminence, despite the pain, has increased our determination and steadfastness in the resistance." He said in a press conference, "We are studying the response after the clear Israeli violations, but the response, even if it is delayed, must be calculated, as we are fighting global powers represented by America, Britain, Israel and France. Khamenei's representative stressed that "the Islamic Republic will not stop supporting the resistance in Lebanon after targeting His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, and we support the new leadership. Hosseini called on the Arab peoples to move against their government by demonstrating in order to stop the genocide in Palestine and Lebanon because it may spread to their countries due to the recklessness of the Zionist entity. He expressed his regret for the positions of the Arab countries, unlike the position of Iraq, which he described as honorable towards Lebanon and the Palestinian cause. Regarding the possibility of identifying Nasrallah's body and those who were with him, Hosseini said, "We do not know more details about the fate of the martyr's body and those with him until now due to the difficult conditions in Lebanon. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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