Naim Qassem, Secretary General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, emphasized in statements that the Israeli regime will never be able to achieve its expansionist goals, including the formation of a “Greater Israel” and the division of the countries of the region.
He considered Lebanon to be facing three main threats to Israel: Takfiri groups on the eastern borders and the United States, and described Hezbollah’s disarmament as part of Israel’s expansionist agenda.
Referring to Hezbollah’s role in liberating Lebanese lands and preventing Israeli influence in Beirut, Qassem said that this movement has restored stability to Lebanon with its power and prevented Israeli settlements on the country’s soil.
He added that Israel has violated the ceasefire agreement 3,800 times, but Hezbollah, with its resistance, forced Israel to accept the agreement and withdraw its forces.
He emphasized that Hezbollah is ready to defend itself against any Israeli aggression and that as long as this movement exists, Israel will not achieve its goals.
