SS: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah’s acting leader, delivered a long speech today. He spoke from an apologetic position. Tried to deal with the claims that Iran does not support the axis enough and tried to deal with the claims about Hezbollah’s lackluster results.
The very fact that he comes from such a position indicates the state of Hezbollah and the Axis. If he has to apologize and explain it means that their actions so far do not satisfy the the demands of their supporters.
Qassem points out that Hezbollah supports Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal movement, who will lead an outline for a ceasefire. There are two things to note here:
1. Hezbollah wants a ceasefire.
2. Hezbollah does not have a leader and is relying on Nabih Berri, the leader of the second biggest Shiite movement in Lebanon.
Qassem points out another important thing: Iran and Hezbollah are not supposed to liberate Palestine.
This is the campaign of the Palestinians, Iran and Hezbollah are only helping from the side…
He lowers expectations. This is not a matter to be taken lightly and it also indicates the state of the Iranian axis. After all, if they could, they would “March at the head of the Road to the Liberation of Jerusalem”, as they have stated so far.
Sounds like Hezbollah needs to suffer more losses.
Looks like someone is going to be assassinated this next week.
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SS: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah’s acting leader, delivered a long speech today. He spoke from an apologetic position. Tried to deal with the claims that Iran does not support the axis enough and tried to deal with the claims about Hezbollah’s lackluster results.
The very fact that he comes from such a position indicates the state of Hezbollah and the Axis. If he has to apologize and explain it means that their actions so far do not satisfy the the demands of their supporters.
Qassem points out that Hezbollah supports Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal movement, who will lead an outline for a ceasefire. There are two things to note here:
1. Hezbollah wants a ceasefire.
2. Hezbollah does not have a leader and is relying on Nabih Berri, the leader of the second biggest Shiite movement in Lebanon.
Qassem points out another important thing: Iran and Hezbollah are not supposed to liberate Palestine.
This is the campaign of the Palestinians, Iran and Hezbollah are only helping from the side…
He lowers expectations. This is not a matter to be taken lightly and it also indicates the state of the Iranian axis. After all, if they could, they would “March at the head of the Road to the Liberation of Jerusalem”, as they have stated so far.
Sounds like Hezbollah needs to suffer more losses.
Looks like someone is going to be assassinated this next week.