In a speech in honor of the anniversary of the death of Imad Mourniyeh, Hezbollah's secretary general distributed a blood libel • Addressed Chief of Staff Kochavi and threatened: "If you declare war - we will fight it"
"No one is talking about the Plan of the Century gone anymore."
Nasrallah
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"Israel is killing the Jews itself to serve its mission," Hezbollah secretary general Hassan Nasrallah said tonight (Tuesday) in a speech on the anniversary of the death of Imad Mourniyeh. According to Nasrallah, "they killed many Jews in different countries because they refused to immigrate to Israel. .
Nasrallah referred to Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi: "You do what you want, and we will do what we want.
We are not looking for a confrontation or a war, but if you declare war we will fight it, and if you bomb a city - we will bomb a city, and if you bomb villages - we will bomb back. "
Regarding the Palestinian arena, Nasrallah added that "no one is talking anymore about the plan of the century that has disappeared, or alternatively is getting out of hand."
As expected, he also referred to the 42nd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, which was celebrated by supporters of the Ayatollahs regime last Thursday.
"This republic has developed over the years in all areas until it has become a regional power," said Hezbollah secretary general. Nasrallah even referred to Bahrain, the second country to join the Abrahamic Accords with a Sunni monarchy, Beit Khalifa, which controls an absolute Shiite majority.
Shiites, of course, disregard the structure of the monarchy and often protest against the regime in Manama.
However, most Bahraini Shiites are identified with the moderate Shiite religious leadership, rather than with the ayatollahs' regime in Iran.
And yet - there are Bahraini Shiites who operate under Tehran's "Axis of Resistance" command.
Therefore, in July 2016, the al-Wafek movement was outlawed in Bahrain, and all its assets were confiscated.
The important figure of the kingdom is a spiritual leader named Ayatollah Issa Qassem, who is considered the representative of the supreme leader of Iran Ali Khamenei in Bahrain.
The monarchy deprived him of his citizenship - and he was expelled from Iran.
Still, both Qassem and Nasrallah continue to "stir" what is happening in Bahrain.
In this context, Hezbollah's secretary general said today: "We salute the citizens of Bahrain who have sacrificed many victims in order to achieve their freedom, and above all - Sheikh Issa Qassem."
Regarding the IMF's assessment that Hezbollah is not interested in a war with Israel, but does not rule out a few days of fighting to return to the "equation" it created, Nasrallah responded that "no one can guarantee that a war or a few short days of war will not degenerate into total war."
