Hezbollah’s Nasrallah: ‘The Worst Day In The History Of Israel’

Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah expressed satisfaction with the ongoing political turmoil in Israel related to changes in the legal system, labeling it as the “worst day in Israel’s history.” Nasrallah, the leader of the Shiite terror organization in Lebanon, asserted that “there was a time when Israel’s invincibility and threat were seen as undeniable by many countries in the region.” However, he now perceives the current situation “as setting Israel on a path towards disappearance.”

In a recent sermon, Nasrallah addressed tensions on the Lebanon border, which escalated after Hezbollah allegedly set up two posts on Israeli territory. He clarified that there was only one post on Lebanese soil according to the border line, and there was no dispute about it. Reports suggested that Hezbollah established two tents in Israeli territory, and an exchange of fire occurred between the IDF and the terror organization in response to a Katyusha rocket being fired into the border area.

While one post was dismantled earlier in the month, negotiations are reportedly underway between Israel and Hezbollah regarding the second post. Nasrallah implied a warning to Israel, suggesting that actions against the tent would not go unanswered.

Israeli officials believe Nasrallah’s actions go beyond previous provocations, with the potential to lead to miscalculations and escalate into a military confrontation. Despite this, Nasrallah seems confident in his position, as he believes he is not in danger.

The situation remains tense on the Lebanon border, with Israel cautioning against further provocations, which could have severe consequences and potentially result in a full-scale conflict.

{Matzav.com Israel}