Demir highlighted Sinvar's courage and leadership in the jihadist struggle, stating: "The loss of such a unique commander is very painful, but the more painful is the helplessness of the Ummah." He emphasized that the Palestinian cause has historically gained strength through the sacrifices of martyrs like Sinvar, and he called for a unified response to what he termed "brutal Zionists."

Offering condolences to Hamas and the Palestinian people, Demir remarked: “The silence of the Islamic Ummah causes the Zionist beast to become more savage every day." He noted Sinwar’s significant role in the Gaza resistance and highlighted his 24 years spent in prison, asserting that his martyrdom should not diminish the Palestinian struggle.

Demir further articulated his belief that the martyrdom of leaders like Sinwar often galvanizes the Palestinian cause. He stated, "Yahya Sinwar's martyrdom will surely lead to the freedom of Palestine, Jerusalem, and the defeat of Zionism." He drew parallels to previous martyrs, citing figures like Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi, suggesting that each martyrdom has historically elevated the Palestinian struggle.

While expressing grief over Sinwar's death, Demir pointed to the larger issue of the Islamic Ummah's perceived weakness, which he argued emboldens Zionist actions. He urged for increased solidarity and cooperation among Islamic nations, lamenting the lack of effective trade and political stances against Israel.

Demir also raised concerns about dual citizens of Israel residing in Türkiye, calling on authorities to take action against those involved in acts of genocide. “The local Zionists who cooperate with them in Türkiye should be punished, and their citizenship should be revoked,” he insisted.

Concluding his statements, Demir stressed the urgent need for collective action against Zionism, warning that inaction would lead to further losses for Islamic countries. "If we do not act decisively, no Islamic country will be saved from this fire," he asserted, emphasizing the necessity for international cooperation to combat Israeli aggression. (ILKHA)