Organized by the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, and with the participation of the Center of the United Ummah, the intellectual webinar “Palestine; our first Cause” will be held with lectures by figures from different countries.

The director of the Yemeni Al-Nun Quranic Institute said, “We cannot live without resistance culture.”

A researcher said, “The Zionist regime indiscriminately detains women, girls and children. Since 2000, 12,000 Palestinian women have been detained and tortured mentally by the Zionists.”

The advisor for women affairs of the president of the Islamic Azad University said, “Movements are won in which, in addition to the determination of their leaders, there are women who support the resistance. Women play an important role in sustaining resistance movement.”

The daughter of the former Lebanese Hezbollah Secretary-General said, “The target of the Western media is not only the youth. Rather, they target all sections of the Islamic world, including women and children. In return, the young Muslims felt responsible for defending Islamic values and defending the identity of the Islamic society in the path of God with all the means at their disposal. This is an important role that young people have taken on.”

The former representative of Tehran in the Islamic Consultative Assembly said, “Quds is the axis of Muslim unity and the symbol of resistance against global arrogance and international Zionism.”

With the participation of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the international conference “Women and the Holy Quds” will be held with the presence of the guests from Iran and other countries.

Like last year, this year the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly has a significant presence in the 29^th International Holy Quran Exhibition, with 177 new books in seven languages: Persian, Arabic, Turkish, English, French, Urdu and Azeri, and has been well received by enthusiasts. The pavilion of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly in the Great Prayer Hall of Tehran is located in the publishers’ hall, the pavilion No. 41.