Hezbollah Secretary-General: Israel can never achieve its battlefield goals
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Sheikh Naim Qassem, Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah
Pars Today – The Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, pointing to the "failure of the Israeli project," has emphasized that the regime can never achieve its goals on the battlefield.
According to a report by Pars Today citing IRNA, Sheikh Naim Qassem, Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, stated during a speech at an Ashura commemoration ceremony: "We are in a new phase in the history of Lebanon, the resistance, the army, and the nation. We are currently in a phase called breaking the Israeli plan."
Sheikh Naim Qassem said: "The only way to liberate Lebanese territory, achieve independence and sovereignty, is resistance against occupation, and what is necessary is that the army, the people, the resistance, and all the people cooperate for resistance."
The Hezbollah Secretary-General, referring to the broad alignment between the United States and the Zionist regime, continued: "It has become clear that there is agreement and alignment between America and Israel; America is not a guarantor. For us, there is no guarantor other than our own strength. Our strength is a resistance based on faith, will, and capability. We endured for 15 months, and patience is an inseparable part of the battlefield. Do not confuse patience with retreat."
Naim Qassem added: "We entered the war relying on and with the support of Iran, and we increased our capabilities. We thank Iran and tell them that they are the noblest in the world. We were able to reach this stage, and the timing, the choice, the battle, and all the stages were very important. What has happened now is the establishment of a ceasefire, followed by Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon. The withdrawal must take place according to a timeline, and Israel has no choice but to withdraw from Lebanese soil."
He emphasized: "Israel cannot, under any pretext, occupy even a single inch of Lebanese territory. Ground, air, and sea violations must stop, and the Lebanese army must be deployed."
