Qassem reconnected the Lebanon and Gaza fronts, indicating in a televised speech that was the third of its kind since the assassination Hassan NasrallahHe pointed out that “this attribution prevents the expansionist project and the occupation of Lebanon.”
He also stressed that “as long as you target… Israel In all of Lebanon, Hezbollah has the right to target any point inside Israel as long as the war on Lebanon continues,” stressing that “the current equation is to cause pain to the enemy.”
After the speech of the Deputy Secretary-General of Hezbollah, observers wondered whether Naim Qassem was talking about… cease-fire Does this mean that we have retreated from previous positions, or is it a matter of a new equation?
In this regard, Dr. Mohammed Al-Zaghoul, a researcher at the Emirates Policy Center, said in his interview with Sky News Arabia that talk about a ceasefire is not considered a “new equation.”
Dr. Muhammad Al-Zaghoul added: “Naim Qasim seemed flexible in his speech, but not flexible to the extent that we expect him to separate the two fronts (the two fronts). Gaza and Lebanon).
He continued: “Hezbollah He wants a comprehensive ceasefire, and this is also evident in the overall Iranian positions.”
Al-Zaghoul explained: “Naim Qassem does not lead Hezbollah, and he does not have field influence or political charisma… Those who currently lead Hezbollah are a group of the Revolutionary Guards, and therefore it is an Iranian decision in the end.”
For his part, the former minister and representative of… Likud Party Ayoub Kara told Sky News Arabia: “Lebanon has long been a hostage of the Revolutionary Guards and Iran.”
He added, “We do not want war, but we understand that the presence of Hezbollah in Lebanon, armed, is a disaster for us and for the entire region.”
He highlighted: “Our position has not changed. We want the people of the north to return to their homes, but also to eliminate Hezbollah.”
Kara explained this by saying: “The presence of armed Hezbollah on the Israeli border and its establishment of a government within a government in Lebanon “We absolutely cannot agree to this matter.”