Beirut – “Rai Al-Youm” – from Nour Ali:
Today, Tuesday, the Secretary-General of the Lebanese “Hezbollah” Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said, “We are facing decisive hours” in the matter of demarcating the borders with Israel and extracting oil and gas, and we are waiting for the official position from the enemy government, even if it was said that the head of the enemy government announced his approval, but what is important is what It will take place tomorrow because it was said that there is a government meeting.”
In his speech on the occasion of the Prophet’s birthday, Nasrallah added, “During the past weeks, we have followed the contradictory positions and mutual accusations, and there is a sharp division in the Israeli position, and we will wait until the Israeli negotiators go to Naqoura with the agreed upon mechanism.
And he added, “We have all followed, during the past months and weeks, the contradictory statements in the enemy entity, sharp divisions and mutual insults.. We do not know what will happen tomorrow and the day following tomorrow.. We must be careful because there are those who can change their opinion at every moment, and negotiations were difficult and difficult.” .
And the Secretary-General of Hezbollah added: “From the beginning, we said that we stand behind the state on the issue of Lebanese demands, and I always said: “We want to eat grapes,” and to extract oil. As for the resistance, things have been accomplished, and until then we must remain vigilant.”
Sayyed Nasrallah added, “When the Lebanese president announces his position in support of the agreement, matters regarding the resistance will have been completed. After publishing the text, every person can approach the understanding and its results in the spirit of responsibility required to judge it positively or negatively.”
He stressed, “The approach to the agreement, following publishing its text, must be carried out in a patriotic spirit,” stressing that “those who are happy with the agreement must approach achievement in an objective spirit.”
He continued, “We are facing a new experience in which the presidents and officials in the state cooperated and enjoyed a great embrace of the environment that incubates the resistance,” adding, “Lebanon will be able to obtain this great achievement in a time period that no one is interested in and in obtaining its rights.”
Sayyed Nasrallah said, “After the issue of the marches, we did not need to send others or conduct maneuvers because the goal was to make the enemy understand that the resistance is serious.” He added, “For us in the resistance, our sea extends to Gaza. .
On the Lebanese internal file, Sayyed Nasrallah said, “In the presidential file, I have nothing new, and we call on those concerned to form a government. In this file, there is a cold gift and a hot gift, and we must not despair.”
Sayyed Nasrallah expressed his concern regarding corruption in the post-agreement phase, stressing that “this entails a responsibility in the first place on the House of Representatives.”
Sayyed Nasrallah added, “I say to the resistance fighters, you will remain on your readiness, vigilance, and measures until we see with our own eyes that the understanding has occurred, and following the understanding another day.”
As for occupied Palestine, Sayyed Nasrallah said that “what is happening in the West Bank shocks the enemy entity and all its political forces.”
He added that “many things that the resistance did, the Israelis witnessed, realized and heard of, and people did not see them through some of the activities that convey the message,” stressing that “the resistance today in the West Bank needs all kinds of solidarity, politically, media and popularly.”
He continued, “The resistance in the West Bank needs support, has the ability to change equations, and many hopes are pinned to it,” noting that “Hamas’ decision, with regard to strengthening the relationship with Syria, is a brave, wise and sound decision.”
Nasrallah considered that “the decision to restore relations between Hamas and Syria is at the heart of the resistance axis, through its governments, armies, movements and factions.”
