The Social Reform Society: The martyr Sinwar embodied the Palestinian cause in all its details.
The Social Reform Society offered its deepest condolences to the Islamic and Arab nation, the brave Palestinian people, and the free people of the world, following the martyrdom of the resistance leader Yahya Sinwar (Abu Ibrahim), the head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas".
The association said in a statement today, Friday: The martyr Sinwar embodied the Palestinian story in all its details, including fatigue, resilience, and sacrifice, as he was a refugee, pursued, injured, imprisoned, and besieged.
It added that God chose him to fulfill his wish in the end he wished for, as he fought his enemy and our enemy all with courage and bravery, to join the ranks of martyrs in beloved Palestine.
The association affirmed that "this condemned assassination is a new evidence that the head of the terrorist enemy government does not seek peace or negotiations, but seeks to continue the war and expand its scope, and ignite its fires in the entire region."
It explained that "words of condemnation are no longer sufficient to express the shock of the international silence in the face of a whole year of Zionist extermination of our people in the Gaza Strip, where the massacre is devouring humans, stones, and sanctities without the international community moving to stop it. Indeed, great countries directly participate in supplying the occupation with weapons and ammunition to kill women, children, and displaced people."
Islamic Constitutional Movement: Losing a leader like Sinwar is a loss for the Palestinian people.
The Islamic Constitutional Movement "Hadas", mourned today, Friday, the head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) leader Yahya Sinwar.
The movement said in a statement: "With deep faith and certainty in the victory of Allah and empowering His weak servants, we mourn for the steadfast Palestinian people and the Arab and Islamic nations, the head of the political bureau of Hamas, the jihadist Yahya Sinwar, who was martyred in the face of the brutal Zionist Nazi enemy who has committed and continues to commit the worst crimes against the Palestinian people for seventy-five years."
It added, "The martyr did not let the decades of captivity he spent in the occupation's prisons deter him from defending his people's rights and leading their struggle and jihad for liberation and emancipation from the brutal and tyrannical colonization."

Presidents of countries and governments mourned the head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the leader of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle, the martyr Yahya Sinwar.
According to Anadolu Agency, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said: After my brother Ismail Haniyeh, the last elected Prime Minister in Palestine, I mourn the leader of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, who was martyred.
Erdogan recited the noble verse: (And do not think of those who have been killed in the way of Allah as dead. Rather, they are alive with their Lord, receiving provision) (Al-i-Imran: 169). He pointed out the responsibility of the "Israeli" occupation forces for the killing of 50,000 innocent people in Gaza and Lebanon, stressing that supporters of the "Israeli" government, who send arms and ammunition without any conditions, are openly complicit in this crime. He also criticized the international community's silence towards the violations of the occupation, saying: The United States, Europe, and the Security Council have become a game in the hands of a thug named Netanyahu.
In the same context, Iranian President Masoud Bazshkian said in a statement issued last Friday, according to the Iranian news agency (IRNA): The martyr Sinwar spent many blessed years of his life in the slaughterhouse of the Zionist entity and then fought tirelessly until the last moment of his noble life.
He added: Like martyr, Ismail Haniyeh said: When the leader is absent, another leader will rise. The enemy must know that the martyrdom of heroic leaders will not weaken the resistance of the Islamic nation against injustice, oppression, and occupation.
Bazshkian considered that jihad against aggression and granting freedom to the owners of occupied land is a great renaissance and a noble goal that will not be stopped by the elimination of the heroes of this battle.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim also mourned the martyr Yahya Sinwar, describing him as a fighter and defender of the Palestinian people. In a post on the "X" platform, Ibrahim strongly condemned the assassination of Sinwar by the occupation forces in Gaza, affirming Malaysia's support for the Palestinian cause.
Former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki wrote on his Facebook page: May Allah have mercy on Abu Ibrahim, this resistance fighter who did not die in a tunnel hiding with hostages as the enemy claimed, but on the ground, in military uniform with a weapon in his hand, defending the land where he was born and martyred.
In a related context, the interim Afghan government sent a message of condolence for the martyrdom of Sinwar, expressing its deep sorrow and calling on the Islamic world to stand in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people.
The leader of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle, Yahya Sinwar, was martyred on Wednesday, October 16th, in an unplanned clash with a Zionist force in Rafah.