Following the Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, made his first public appearance. He revealed that he would not be discussing the Israeli strikes in detail until the following Friday. Hezbollah’s Al-Manar channel quoted Nasrallah, stating that due to the interconnectedness of events in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Syria, he would wait to discuss the topic in detail on International Quds Day, which was going to take place on the following Friday. He called for a large turnout to commemorate the occasion and defend Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Previously, the Lebanese Hezbollah had reported three Israeli raids hitting an open area in the Tyre region, and they claimed that the Israeli planes had left Lebanese airspace.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – In his first appearance following the Israeli strikes in Lebanon, the Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said on Friday that he would leave talking in detail regarding the Israeli strikes until next Friday.
And Hezbollah’s Al-Manar channel quoted Nasrallah as saying: “In view of the events that took place yesterday and at dawn today in southern Lebanon, and given the interconnectedness of events in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Syria, as they revolve around one axis and one issue, I will leave the discussion in detail until next Friday, when we celebrate an occasion.” International Quds Day.
Nasrallah called in his speech: “For the widest participation in commemorating the occasion of International Jerusalem Day as part of the confrontation waged by the Palestinian people and the peoples of our region in defense of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque.”
The Lebanese Hezbollah had said that three Israeli raids hit an open area in the Tyre region, pointing out that the Israeli planes had left Lebanese airspace, according to the party’s Al-Manar channel in a previous report.
It is not yet clear what exactly Hassan Nasrallah will reveal next Friday regarding the Israeli strikes in Lebanon. However, it is evident that the events in southern Lebanon are part of a wider issue that involves Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Syria. Nasrallah’s call for wider participation in commemorating International Jerusalem Day highlights the ongoing conflict in the region and the efforts of the Palestinian people and their allies to defend their sacred sites. The situation in the Middle East remains complex and volatile, and it is important to stay informed and attentive to developments as they occur.
