Hezbollah's New Leader Vows Continued Conflict with Israel
- Hezbollah has launched rockets and drones at three military positions in northern Israel, including locations near Haifa and Acre.
- Hezbollah's position is that it will not ask for a ceasefire, stating it has not received a credible offer.
- United Nations chief Antonio Guterres condemned the civilian casualties, stating he was 'deeply shocked' by the strike.
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The new secretary general of Hezbollah, Sheikh Naim Qassem, said this Wednesday that the Lebanese Shiite militia will follow the plan of war and fight against Israel promoted by former leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was assassinated by Tel Aviv troops on September 27. “My work plan is the work plan of our leader, Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, and we will continue to implement the war plan that he and the party leadership developed,” Qasem said in his fi…


New Hezbollah chief vows to continue ‘war program’ against Israel
In his first speech since being appointed Hezbollah leader earlier this week, Naim Qassem vowed to continue the path of his slain predecessor Hassan Nasrallah, he declared on Wednesday.
Hezbollah chief says group will hold out in its war with Israel for ’suitable’ ceasefire terms
BEIRUT — Hezbollah's newly named leader Naim Kassem said in his first public comments aired Wednesday that the militant group will keep fighting in its ongoing war with Israel until it is offered ceasefire terms it deems acceptable.
“If the enemy decides [to agree to] a ceasefire, we will say yes, but with conditions. The path will be to hold indirect negotiations for this purpose,” said Naim Qassim.
Israel, which has been at war since September against Hezbollah, has increased the number of bombings on the strongholds of the Shiite movement in Lebanon in the east and south of the country. The new leader of Hezbollah, Naïm Qassem,
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