Hezbollah secretary general said in a speech to the Lebanese people that the IDF suffers from "psychological flaws" • Nasrallah referred to the negotiations around the naval borders as a "technical issue"
Hezbollah Secretary General, Hassan Nasrallah // Photo: AFP
The secretary general of the terrorist organization Hezbollah delivered a speech to the Lebanese nation this evening (Wednesday) and praised the readiness of its people for a possible war with Israel.
"The enemy used to talk about sending a band to occupy Lebanon, while today he is doing calculations before he thinks of attacking. This is a strong point for Lebanon, especially when the enemy goes maneuvering in the shadow of the corona, even if hundreds of soldiers are infected during the same maneuvers. "In his ground force, and therefore the enemy goes out to maneuver to plant a sense of trust among his soldiers," Nasrallah said.
Nasrallah went on to address the military issue, saying: "The Israeli navy has a limited range of action and in the 2006 war one missile took it out of the equation. In a new war the naval force will be more helpless and will achieve nothing. The enemy army has serious air force ، but no air force to decide There are many examples of this today in Yemen. The most important thing in any campaign is the ground force that suffers from a loss of confidence in the enemy entity. In the days of the maneuver there were units in resistance on different levels without any concern or fear. The Israeli knows this and we wanted him to know. "So that he does not commit any stupid act and knows that we have the trigger. In Syria, too, we took all measures and the messages were clear to the enemy."
The secretary general of the terrorist organization also referred to the negotiations between Israel and Lebanon on the maritime borders and said: "As a result of the gas presence, there was talk of drawing a maritime border with occupied Palestine and parliamentary speaker Nabia Berry is behind the initiative for negotiations.
We as a resistance agreed that a maritime border be drawn so that they could start looking for gas.
"It is the Lebanese state that draws the borders and it is the one that says that the Shebaa farms and the hills of Kfar Shuba and part of the village of Ajar are Lebanese.
We have previously emphasized the need to define the issue of border drawing as a purely technical issue.
The opposition is committed to what the state defines in the matter of drawing the borders and subsequently helps the army to liberate any occupied territory.
"After 2000, the Lebanese state went into indirect negotiations over the points of conflict and dispute with Israel and returned some of them," Nasrallah said.