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Host: Al Mayadeen English
On the morning of August 1, Iran held a funeral procession for martyr Is-ma-il Ha-ni-yeh, the head of H-am-as' Political Bureau, who was killed in an Israeli strike along with his guard in Tehran. Thousands of mourners filled the streets of Tehran to pay tribute to Ha-ni-yeh, recognized for his steadfast commitment to the Palestinian cause. The ceremony, led by Iranian Leader Sayyed Ali Khamenei, featured poignant eulogies that highlighted Ha-ni-yeh’s leadership, resilience, and pivotal role in uniting resistance efforts. As Tehran bid farewell, Ha-ni-yeh's legacy as a symbol of resistance and dedication to Palestine’s liberation will endure. He will be laid to rest tomorrow in Lusail, Qatar.
