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Hezbollah Rejects US Elections, Calls for Resistance Against Israel

Hezbollah rejects US election outcomes and calls for "resistance" to stop Israeli attacks on Lebanon.

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Naim QassemHasan NasrallahKamala HarrisDonald TrumpBenjamin Netanyahu

What are Hezbollah's views on Benjamin Netanyahu's goals?: Qassem highlighted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ambition to fundamentally reshape the Middle East. He sees the attacks on Lebanon as an attempt to eliminate Hezbollah, partially occupy Lebanon, and redraw the map of the Middle East.
What is Hezbollah's stance on the attacks against Lebanon?: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's Secretary-General, stated that the only way to stop attacks on Lebanon is through "resistance on the ground," and that they do not trust either the current political climate or the outcome of the US elections.
What is the overall message conveyed by Naim Qassem's statement?: Qassem's statement underscores Hezbollah's defiance of Israel and their commitment to resisting any perceived aggression against Lebanon. The statement also highlights the group's skepticism of external political solutions to regional conflict.
What conditions does Hezbollah set for negotiations with Tel Aviv?: Qassem emphasized that for negotiations with Tel Aviv to be possible, Israeli attacks must cease and Lebanon's sovereignty must be completely protected. He believes that Hezbollah's resistance and infliction of losses on Israel will compel it to end attacks.
What is Hezbollah's level of preparedness for a potential conflict with Israel?: Hezbollah claims to have been preparing for a confrontation with Israel since the 2006 war, and Qassem stated that they possess tens of thousands of trained fighters ready for conflict.

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