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The Palestinian Iran-aligned terrorist group Hamas has called on Iran to not target neighbouring countries, while still reaffirming Tehran's right to respond to the U.S.-Israeli attacks.
It's the first time Hamas has publicly commented on Iranian policies © Mena Today
The Palestinian Iran-aligned terrorist group Hamas has called on Iran to not target neighbouring countries, while still reaffirming Tehran's right to respond to the U.S.-Israeli attacks.
This is the first time the group has publicly commented on Iranian policies. It has expressed solidarity with Iran during the war but appeared to steer clear from threatening any retaliatory actions so far.
"While the group affirms Iran's right to respond to this aggression by all available means in accordance with international norms and laws, it calls upon our brothers in Iran not to target neighboring countries," it said.
It also called on all countries in the region and international organizations to immediately stop the war.
Reporting by Jaidaa Taha
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