Pasukan penterjemah pembina telah selesai menterjemahkan Ucapan Jurucakap Briged Al Qassam, Abu Ubaidah.
"Maka bermula dari saat ini, kami isytiharkan bahawa setiap sasaran ketenteraan terhadap anak bangsa kami yang aman di rumah2 mereka, tanpa sebarang amaran awal, akan kami balas tanpa segan dengan membunuh tawanan penduduk haram israel"
Mari kita dengar sama-sama. Moga ianya menjadi penguat semangat untuk kita.
Pasukan penterjemah pembina telah selesai menterjemahkan Ucapan Jurucakap Briged Al Qassam, Abu Ubaidah.
"Maka bermula dari saat ini, kami isytiharkan bahawa setiap sasaran ketenteraan terhadap anak bangsa kami yang aman di rumah2 mereka, tanpa sebarang amaran awal, akan kami balas tanpa segan dengan membunuh tawanan penduduk haram israel"
Mari kita dengar sama-sama. Moga ianya menjadi penguat semangat untuk kita.
Kredit Sarikata: Ibrahim Allam
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