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Hezbollah deputy delivers defiant message following killing of Nasrallah
Sheikh Naim Qassem asserts that despite killing of leader, Hezbollah remains militarily capable and ready to meet any Israeli ground offensive.
Hezbollah’s deputy chief has pledged that the Lebanese armed group is ready to meet an Israeli ground offensive, despite the killing of its leader and many senior commanders.
Israel has not hit Hezbollah’s military capabilities, said Sheikh Naim Qassem on Monday as he delivered a message of defiance in a public address. Despite the setbacks suffered during the bombardment of Lebanon in recent days, he insisted that the Iran-linked armed group will continue to fight.
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Hezbollah’s operations have continued at the same pace and more since the killing of leader Hassan Nasrallah on Friday, Qassem asserted.
He added that Hezbollah will install a new leadership soon via “internal mechanisms”. The choice of new leadership is clear, Qassem continued, without offering further details.
‘Ready’
“We are quite ready, if the Israelis want a ground incursion, the resistance forces are ready for that,” Qassem declared.
Hezbollah will continue with its main goals despite Israel’s aim of creating chaos with aggression and massacres against civilians in Lebanon, Qassem continued.
“Israel is committing massacres in all areas of Lebanon until there is no house left without traces of Israeli aggression in it,” he said. “Israel attacks civilians, ambulances, children and the elderly. It does not fight fighters, but rather commits massacres.”
Qassem also underlined the role of the US, which he called “a partner with Israel, through unlimited military support – culturally, politically, financially”.
“We will win, just as we won in our confrontation with Israel in 2006,” said the deputy chief as he ended the video message.
Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr, reporting from Beirut, said Qassem’s message was intended to reassure Lebanon’s Shia population, who feel vulnerable after losing Nasrallah, having seen him as a father figure.
“He was trying to reassure his people that Hezbollah still has the military capabilities to fight, telling Israel it’s not ready to surrender,” Khodr said.
However, Khodr also noted that Hezbollah needs to regroup after a wave of Israeli assassinations decimated its leadership.
The armed group will also have to assess whether and how to use its arsenal of weapons – including long-range missiles – against a military power which has already inflicted significant damage on Lebanon.
“The question is, if they do hit population centres in Israel, what kind of response will there be from Israel – carpet bombing?” Khodr said.
More than 1,000 people have been killed in the past two weeks in a wave of ferocious Israeli attacks mostly on southern and eastern Lebanon.
The dramatic escalation has come as Israel has shifted its focus from fighting Hamas in Gaza to its northern frontier where it has traded nearly daily crossfire with Hezbollah since the start of the war in Gaza in October.
Israel’s stated aim in its offensive in Lebanon is to allow the return of tens of thousands of Israeli civilians to their homes in the north of Israel.
However, its operations against Hezbollah, including the detonation of electronic communications devices that killed 39 and injured thousands, and its subsequent killing of Nasrallah, appear to have raised confidence that it could destroy its longstanding enemy in Lebanon.
For the first time since stepping up its attacks on Lebanon, Israel on Monday struck a central area of the capital Beirut, signalling further potential escalation towards an all-out war.
Wary
Hezbollah’s insistence that it can defend Lebanon was supported by backer Iran, which appears wary of the risk of a wider regional war that any direct confrontation with Israel would carry.
Tehran will not deploy forces to Lebanon or Gaza to confront Israel, its Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Monday, despite Israel’s bombardments of both.
“There is no need to send extra or volunteer forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran,” said Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani, adding that Lebanon and fighters in the Palestinian territories “have the capability and strength to defend themselves against the aggression”.
However, with signs building of a likely Israeli ground offensive, Lebanon’s caretaker prime minister, Najib Mikati, said on Monday in a news conference that the government remains committed to an immediate ceasefire.
With that in mind, he said, Beirut is prepared to deploy the army in the south of the country to implement a United Nations resolution aimed at preventing war with Israel by ending Hezbollah’s armed presence south of the Litani River.
Mikati said Lebanon was ready to fully implement UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and deploy the army south of the river, which lies about 30km (20 miles) from Lebanon’s southern border.
Israel will promote him to meet his perfect Houris soon enough.
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ReplyDelete🚨BREAKING - Lebanese PM has conveyed a message to Israel saying that they are prepared to deploy the Lebanese Military south of the Litani River.
War is about deception, right?
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ReplyDelete🇦🇪🇱🇧🇮🇱⚡- "You [Palestinians] dared to strike at a wise and courageous people on October 7th - committing genocide, kidnapping their children, and violating their women," - Amjad Taha, UAE-state funded journalist.
...series of continuing post at the same channel. mf
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ReplyDeletePresident Trump will meet with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday, according to a source with knowledge of the matter as foreign leaders scramble for face time with the Republican presidential candidate ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
Starmer is set to meet the former president at his Trump Tower property in Manhattan after addressing the U.N. General Assembly on Thursday evening, said the source, who requested anonymity as Trump's schedule was not public.
Their encounter follows a separate meeting on Wednesday between Trump and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the United Arab Emirates president widely known as MBZ, the source added.
The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment, nor did the embassies of the United Kingdom or the UAE in Washington.
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(from Sept 27)
A series of update posts following the link below. Stay calm, see where the wind blow.
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🇱🇧🇮🇱⚡️- BREAKING: The IDF has begun ground intrusions in at least 3 places on the Lebanese border. The IDF is now invading Lebanon.
I guess nothing new nor out of the usual here...
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I’m not big on making predictions, but I think it’s safe to assume that the next few months are going to be insane.
Only a month out from the election, and regardless of who wins, I don’t foresee a smooth resolution.
Be prepared for anything and surprised by nothing.
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ReplyDelete🇮🇱💥🇸🇾 The Israeli strikes on Damascus killed the Official Syrian TV host Safaa Ahmad.
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Allegedly, fosforus putih, being deployed...
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Coincidence?
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JULIAN ASSANGE ARRIVES IN STRASBOURG
He is due to testify to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in just over 1 hour.
It will be his first speech since his release from prison.
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(circa 8am 1 Oct 2024, Strasbourg time -mf)
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1840987102139277445?s=19
🇪🇺WHY IS JULIAN ASSANGE TESTIFYING IN STRASBOURG?
His appearance before the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe follows the release of their report into his case.
Authored by Rapporteur Thórhildur Sunna Ævarsdóttir, the report focuses on the implications of his detention and its broader effects on human rights, particularly freedom of journalism.
The report found that he qualified as a political prisoner and called on the UK to conduct an independent review into whether he was exposed to inhuman or degrading treatment.
Source: @wikileaks
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After Rus-sial used white phosphorus extensively against civilian cities and towns in Ukraine, with zilch noise being made by the usual "Humanitarian groups" , the gates are now wide open.
ReplyDeleteMfer, do check WHO the f*ck is the initiator of the WMD on warfronts all-over the world.
DeleteThat gate has long been opened by yr Yankee idol!