What is the validity of the argument for the permissibility of individual jihad based on the actions of Abu Basir with the disbelievers of Quraysh? And what is the ruling on suicide operations?

The questioner : There are several questions here, and it says:The questioner : First, regarding the issue of Palestine and jihad, there are some groups that approve of individual jihad, citing the stance of the Companion Abu Basir, and they carry out what are called martyrdom operations—I do not call them suicide operations. So the question asks: What is the ruling on these operations?

The Shaykh : Let us look at the ruling. How long has it been?

The questioner : Four years.

The Shaykh : So they gained nothing and lost nothing.

The questioner : They lost.

The Shaykh : Fine. It says, "By their fruits you will know them." This requires discussion; it requires debate.

The questioner : Their argument based on the stance of Abu Basir?

The Shaykh : What did Abu Basir do? Did he do what the group is doing now, or did he leave?

The questioner : He left.

The Shaykh : Ah, we are back to where we were.

The questioner : Yes, he left.

The Shaykh : Did these people leave?

The questioner : Yes, they carry out operations from outside.

Another questioner: There is no power nor strength except with Allah.

The questioner : From outside Palestine into inside Palestine.

The Shaykh : You have made things difficult for Abu Bakr. This is just your question.

The questioner : Yes.

The Shaykh : So what is his situation when he hears the answer...