While sending a threatening message to the Christian forces party and its leader, Samir Jaja, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah spoke tonight (Monday) against the background of the shooting incident in Beirut last week, in which seven demonstrators were killed.
"The recent events are very dangerous and a position needs to be expressed," Nasrallah clarified in a speech broadcast on Al-Manar.
"There is a party that wants people in Ein a-Ramana and Poren a-Shubakh (areas south of Beirut) to think that the Dahiya (Hezbollah) people are their enemies. Some senior members of the forces mentioned the name 'Resistance' (Hezbollah) as carrying weapons in front of demonstrators. "This party is trying to create an imaginary enemy for our neighbors and the rest of the Christians are taking care of their existence."
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According to the secretary general of the terrorist organization, “The purpose of spreading this fear is to promote the same party as the central defender of Christians.
This party is the Lebanese forces party and is headed by someone who cannot be named, because we did not want any tension with anyone.
We did not respond to this party despite all the curses and insults it directed at us. "
"What has happened is a new and critical step for us when it comes to dealing with internal affairs. This party is trying to invent an enemy in order to gain legitimacy and has chosen Hezbollah as an external target," Nasrallah attacked.
Nasrallah said: 'Jajah is making wrong considerations.
I turn to him and to the Christian forces please abandon the idea of civil war.
Let's learn the lesson from your wars and our wars.
Hezbollah is stronger today than it has ever been.
Our fighters are trained at the highest level to defend Lebanon from both outside and inside.
And we have over 100,000 such trained fighters.
Hezbollah should not stand the test. "
Funeral of Hezbollah members killed in clashes in Beirut, Photo: AFP
As you may recall, only last Friday did a newspaper close to the terrorist organization present Samir Jaja as Hitler and the editor-in-chief published a column in which he sharply attacked the Christian leader.
Jaja has been accused over the years of political assassinations as the leader of the Christian factions and even has a long time in prison.
On Thursday, Hezbollah supporters demonstrated in the vicinity of the judge's home in an investigation into the Beirut port explosion disaster in 2020. This is the third judge to be appointed to head the investigation team and is ignored when he summons senior ministers for questioning.
During the demonstration, a sniper shot at protesters, killing seven of them, including a woman killed by a stray bullet.
The incident immediately raised fears in Lebanon of another civil war that would tear the country to shreds.
This is against the background of one of the worst economic and energy crises she has ever known.