Hezbollah: Any Israeli aggression on Gaza, Lebanon could turn into all-out war
Mariam Saleh
Press TV, Beirut
In a televised speech, Hezbollah’s secretary general warned Israel that any act of aggression on the Gaza Strip or Lebanon could turn into an all-out war.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah reiterated that the Israelis, especially Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will continue to magnify normalization deals with some Arab states and use the agreements for political and electoral gains. Hezbollah’s leader, however, stressed that the people of the region will continue to boycott Israel.
Experts believe the resistance has had exceptional achievements in its struggle against the Israeli regime.
Nasrallah was speaking on the anniversary of the martyrdom of Hezbollah’s former Secretary General Sayyed Abbas Moussawi, Scholar Sheikh Ragheb Harb, and military Commander Imad Mughniyeh.
The martyrdom of these leaders represents the continued path toward liberation, although they were martyred at different intervals in the history of the resistance,
After some 40 years of resistance and struggle, Hezbollah has lost many commanders, three of whom are commemorated in February of every year. Despite its growing strength and many victories, Hezbollah’s resistance is constantly in a state of defending Lebanon and advocating the need to remain apprehensive of US-Israeli and Takfiri threats.
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