Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement, has called for intensified international efforts to dismantle the Zionist regime, labeling Israel as a "cancerous tumor" that must be eradicated from the region.
In a televised address on Friday, Nasrallah emphasized that the conflict in Gaza represents an existential struggle. He asserted that an Israeli defeat in this war would positively transform the region's dynamics. Despite the silence of some governments in the face of Israel's brutality against Palestinians in Gaza, Nasrallah noted that global public opinion has increasingly isolated the Israeli regime.
Nasrallah linked the ongoing clashes between Hezbollah and Israel to broader regional security and strategic interests, underscoring that the conflict's outcome would significantly impact Lebanon and the region as a whole.
He also lauded the recent operations by the Yemeni army against Israel, expressing solidarity with the Yemeni people and their military efforts. Nasrallah praised the resilience of the Yemenis in supporting the Palestinians in Gaza and their determination to continue operations against Israel despite external pressures from the United States and Britain.
Moreover, Nasrallah highlighted the growing support for Palestine among students in the United States, suggesting that these protests are expanding the struggle against imperialism within Western countries. He commended the students' efforts in raising awareness and mobilizing against what he described as oppressive regimes.
Nasrallah's speech underscores the continued solidarity among various resistance movements in the Middle East and their collective stance against Israeli policies. It reflects the broader regional implications of the Gaza conflict and the persistent tensions between Israel and its adversaries.
