Beirut - Saba:
Sheikh Naim Qassem, Deputy Secretary-General of Hezbollah, affirmed that Lebanon will remain strong thanks to its resistance, army, and people, refusing to make any concessions that would undermine the country’s strength.
- Priority for Lebanon: Ending Israeli aggression and ensuring the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon.
- Criticism of Government Inaction: He condemned the state’s failure to exert sufficient international pressure despite Israel’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement.
- Call for Diplomatic Action: Urged the government to take active diplomatic measures, including summoning relevant ambassadors, to hold Israel accountable.
- Condemnation of Internal Criticism: Pointed out that some domestic voices unjustly attack the resistance instead of directing their criticism toward the occupation.
- Reconstruction Delay Warning: Stressed the need to accelerate reconstruction efforts, warning that delays only deepen citizens' suffering and threaten national stability.
Sheikh Naim Qassem, Deputy Secretary-General of Hezbollah, affirmed that Lebanon will remain strong thanks to its resistance, army, and people, refusing to make any concessions that would undermine the country’s strength.
- Priority for Lebanon: Ending Israeli aggression and ensuring the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon.
- Criticism of Government Inaction: He condemned the state’s failure to exert sufficient international pressure despite Israel’s repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement.
- Call for Diplomatic Action: Urged the government to take active diplomatic measures, including summoning relevant ambassadors, to hold Israel accountable.
- Condemnation of Internal Criticism: Pointed out that some domestic voices unjustly attack the resistance instead of directing their criticism toward the occupation.
- Reconstruction Delay Warning: Stressed the need to accelerate reconstruction efforts, warning that delays only deepen citizens' suffering and threaten national stability.