Nasrallah warned, on the occasion of the “Resistance and Liberation Day”, that the state was “going to collapse”, reiterating the call “from a position of strength and power for partnership and cooperation (…) If you want to discuss everything together, please go ahead.”
Nasrallah considered that Lebanon “has two options: a strong and rich Lebanon, and a weak and beggar Lebanon,” recalling that “Lebanon has a treasure and a huge wealth of oil and gas.” While he saw that the problem of Lebanon could only be solved by “oil and gas in the territorial waters”, he called on the political parties to work to protect and extract them.
Nasrallah considered that the questioning of political forces about who assigned the resistance to defend Lebanon expresses “political backwardness and moral decadence,” noting that whoever assigned it is its “national, humanitarian, moral and religious duty.” He also pointed out that some in Lebanon “do not consider the Israelis an enemy.”
Nasrallah stressed that the only resistance that achieved victory and did not rule is the “resistance in Lebanon, especially Hezbollah,” indicating that attendance in the government aims “to protect the resistance’s back and follow up on people’s needs, otherwise this authority is not a goal for us.”
Nasrallah stressed that the resistance today is protecting Lebanon “in light of division, and the achievement of protection has been achieved.” He said that the resistance feels today more than ever that it is “strong and embraced”, stressing that it is stronger “than you expect and imagine.”
Violation of the sacred… and maneuvering
Nasrallah warned the Israeli enemy that violating the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and persisting in the aggression against the sanctities, “will lead to a major explosion in the region and have unimaginable consequences.”
As for the maneuver carried out by the enemy in the occupied territories three weeks ago, and which have only one week left to finish, Nasrallah stressed that the resistance in Lebanon is still “on alert and ready.”