In a rare move, Khamenei spoke in part of his Friday sermon in Arabic, addressing the latest developments in Lebanon and Gaza, where Israel is conducting ongoing aggression.

:Here are the key points from the Iranian leader's sermon:

The policy of the oppressors and tyrants is based on sowing division and discord among Muslims.
The enemy of the Islamic nation is one, despite differing methods from one country to another.
We must tighten our belts in defense of the Islamic nation, from Afghanistan to Yemen, and from Iran to Gaza and Lebanon.
Every nation has the right to defend its land and sovereignty against occupiers and usurpers.
The Palestinian people have every right to rise up against the occupier who has wasted their lives.
No one has the right to criticize the Lebanese for supporting their Palestinian brothers in defending their land.
The actions of our armed forces in supporting Gaza a few days ago are legal and have full legitimacy.
The Al-Aqsa Flood is a natural and legitimate movement for the Palestinian people.
The Islamic Republic will do what is necessary with strength and determination; we will not hesitate or be reckless.
Martyr Hassan Nasrallah was a flag of resistance and a brave defender of the oppressed.
The cowardly enemy has failed to deliver a significant blow to the infrastructure of the resistance factions, resorting instead to assassinations and destruction.
Hezbollah's defense of Gaza and its support for Al-Aqsa Mosque is a crucial service for the entire region.
Every blow inflicted on the usurping entity is a service to the region and all of humanity.
The entity that has received enormous assistance from America and the West has faced defeat against a few thousand mujahideen.
The enemies will never achieve victory over Hamas and Hezbollah.
Resistance in the region will not waver with the martyrdom of its leaders and fighters, and victory will be its ally.
The resistance in Gaza has astonished the world, and the struggle of the men of Palestine and Lebanon has set the usurping entity back 70 years.