Hassan Nasrallah Vows ‘Hell’ For Israel

Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah vowed to turn Israel’s actions into a “hell”, Thursday, after the group suffered a “severe blow” when communication devices were detonated earlier this week in Lebanon.  

Nasrallah made the remarks during a televised speech to address the explosions that killed 37 people and injured thousands.  

“We admit we have received a severe blow which is natural as we acknowledge Israel’s technological superiority, backed by the US, NATO, and the West,” said Nasrallah. “The Israeli enemy sought to kill 5,000 people within just two minutes, showing no regard for anything.”  

“The number of pagers carried by Hezbollah members is 4,000, which implies that Israel intentionally sought to kill 4,000 people,” he said.  

The explosions “will be met with a just retribution, severe reckoning, timing, place, the nature of which we will determine,” said Nasrallah.  

He warned Israel that if it establishes a security belt on Lebanese territory, “it will be turn into a trap and a hell.”  

Nasrallah added that multiple investigative commissions were formed to examine the circumstances of the explosions and they have reached a nearly definitive conclusion, but the Lebanese resistance group is awaiting confirmation.  

He noted that the severity of eye injuries from the explosions “has placed significant pressure on hospitals in Lebanon.”  

Furthermore, Nasrallah pointed out that many of the explosions occurred in hospitals, markets, public roads and homes – areas predominantly inhabited by civilians, including children and women.  

His speech coincided with the intensive flights of Israeli warplanes flying at low altitude over the Lebanese capital, Beirut, breaking the sound barrier multiple times, Anadolu reporter said.

The Hezbollah chief considered the blasts to be a natural occurrence, stating: “This is the nature of war and conflict. We know that our enemy has a technological superiority because America stands behind it, along with NATO and the West.”   

He emphasized: “the Lebanese front will not stop until the war on Gaza stops.”  

Nasrallah noted that senior Hezbollah leaders do not carry the type of pager devices that exploded on Tuesday, asserting that the resistance’s structure “remains large and cohesive.”  

Nasrallah concluded his speech by affirming that what occurred on Tuesday and Wednesday will be met with “just retribution and severe reckoning,” indicating that Hezbollah “will determine the timing, place, and nature of the response.”  

At least 37 people were killed and nearly 3,000 others injured on Tuesday and Wednesday in explosions that targeted thousands of wireless communication devices across the country.  

There has been no Israeli comment on the blasts, which came amid an escalation in cross-border warfare between Israel and Hezbollah since the start of Israel’s deadly war on the Gaza Strip, which has killed nearly 41,300 people, mostly women and children, following a cross-border attack by Hamas last Oct. 7.  

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Crown Prince: KSA Will Not Establish Relations With Israel Without a Palestinian State

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said, Wednesday, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel without the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.

The Saudi Crown Prince explained during the opening of the first year of the 9th session of the Shura Council. He told its members:

“The Palestinian issue is at the forefront of your country’s concerns, and we renew the Kingdom’s rejection and strong condemnation of the crimes of the Israeli occupation authority against the Palestinian people, ignoring international and humanitarian law in a new and bitter chapter of suffering.”

The Prince added: “The Saudi Kingdom will not stop its tireless work towards the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, and we affirm that the Kingdom will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel without that.”

He pointed out: “The Kingdom is keen to cooperate with all active countries in the international community, certain that what protects humanity and preserves its civilizational values ​​is the joint pursuit of a better future based on fruitful cooperation between countries and peoples, respecting the independence and values ​​of countries, adopting the principle of good neighborliness, non-interference in their internal affairs, and avoiding resorting to force in resolving disputes.”

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Lebanon Under Cyber Attack, Israel Owns up!

Israeli sources acknowledged responsibility for a covert attack targeting the communication systems in Lebanon, which resulted in multiple explosions and significant casualties as reported over the past two day by the local and international media.

Israeli intelligence services carried out a two-phase attack, starting, Tuesday with the detonation of pager devices used by Hezbollah members among other people that created death and many injuries in the country.

In a second wave of cyber attacks, Wednesday, Israeli operatives destroyed thousands of walkie-talkies that had been booby-trapped and delivered to Hezbollah as part of the group’s emergency communication system.

According to Lebanese news reports, the explosions caused widespread devastation across the country, with at least three people killed and dozens injured. In total, nine people were killed, including a child, and over 2,800 people were wounded.

Sources familiar with the attacks revealed to Axios that the ultimate goal of the second wave of attacks was to create paranoia and internal mistrust within Hezbollah ranks. The hope, according to Israeli sources, was to encourage Hezbollah to distance itself from Hamas and consider negotiating separately with Israel.

The explosions occurred amidst rising tensions in the region. On Tuesday, a series of blasts destroyed thousands of pager devices across Lebanon, leading to significant casualties. During the funerals of some of the victims on Wednesday, a second series of explosions took place according to the Quds News Network.

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‘We won’t be silenced. We won’t be intimidated’

She still smiles amidst all the destruction that is glaring and intense.

In an July assessment the UN stated it would take up to 15 years to clear the more than 40 million tonnes of the rubble caused by the continuous Israeli bombardment Gaza.

We won’t be silenced. We won’t be intimidated. We won’t lose hopes!!

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