Hezbollah Leader Says Gaza People Able To Annihilate Israel

Sayed Hassan Nasrallah made the remarks during a speech on Ashura day, the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussain (A.S) and his companions. The 10th day of Muharram, known as Ashura, marks the date in 680 CE when Imam Hossein and his followers were martyred in Karbala.

Seyed Nasrallah argued that scholars of the Israeli enemy estimated that the regime will be gone 70 to 80 years after its establishment, and their natural, historical, and social data prove that the entity has reached a critical stage.

The Hezbollah secretary general said that the present generations in Gaza and the fronts supporting the oppressed nation will be the ones to eradicate the Israeli regime. He said: “We believe that what the resistance did on October 7 is their full right.”

He added that if the Arab nations were allowed and borders were opened for them, we would see them fulfilling the duty of supporting Gaza.

Seyed Nasrallah stated that one of the results of Operation Al-Aqsa Storm was that the negative effects of the US sectarianism project in the region were at a minimum.

He also valued the solidarity and unity among the resistance forces, which have helped decrease tensions in the area.

The leader of Hezbollah stated that the Israeli regime has been engaged in significant corruption and aggression against Arab states since 1948.

He mentioned that certain nations, which have not backed Palestinians in Gaza, have been stirring up sectarian problems.

Seyed Nasrallah anticipated that Western intelligence agencies will resume their efforts to incite sectarian tensions in the region following the end of Operation Al-Aqsa Storm.

He further threatened Israel, “If your tanks come to Lebanon and South Lebanon, you will no longer have a shortage of tanks, because you will not have a tank left!”

Sayed Nasrallah warned Israel that continued attacks against civilians would push the resistance to rocket attacks and target new settlements that were not previously targeted.

During his speech, the Hezbollah leader offered his sympathies for the death of several mourners following a shooting in Muscat, Oman.