Hamas has mourned Nasrallah’s death, although it is confident that a new generation of even “stronger and more determined” leaders will succeed him. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has warned that military operations against Hezbollah have not yet ended.
Iran assured this Saturday that the path of the top leader of the Lebanese Shia group Hezbollah, Hasan Nasrallahcontinues below his death in the Israeli bombings on Friday on the southern neighborhoods of Beirut.
“The glorious path of the resistance leader, Hassan Nasrallah, will continue and its holy goal liberate Jerusalem will be carried out, God willing,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Naser Kananí wrote on his X account.
Shortly before Hezbollah confirmed Nasrallah’s death, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei stated this Israel is ‘too small’ enough to cause significant damage to the Lebanese movement.
“Zionist criminals should know that they are too small to cause significant damage to the Hezbollah structure,” Khamenei said in a statement.
Hamas is confident that he will be succeeded by an even “stronger” leader
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has mourned Nasrallah’s death, although it is confident that a new generation of even “stronger and more determined” leaders will succeed him.
“Hamas expresses its sincere condolences, sympathy and solidarity to the brotherly Lebanese people, to the brothers of Hezbollah and to the Islamic resistance in Lebanon,” begins a statement condemning the “barbaric aggression” carried out by Israel this Friday through the neighborhood Dahieh, in the south of the Lebanese capital.
Israel warns that the war is not over yet
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Admiral Daniel Hagari has warned that military operations against Hezbollah have not ended with the death of its leader.
“This isn’t over yet, Hezbollah has more options“Hagari said in a statement reporting that the air force will continue this Saturday to bomb positions of the Shia organization in various parts of Lebanon. Hagari has celebrated the death of Nasrallah and has emphasized that this has been the case for decadesone of the greatest enemies of Israel of all time’ and poses a threat to its citizens. “Eliminating him has made the world a safer place,” he emphasized.
Source: EITB
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