If Israel is foolish to cross the red line, war will flare up - Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah threatens in a Quds Day speech

Beirut – Hezbollah, which has gained confidence due to the ongoing efforts to ease relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia, issued a new threat to Israel. Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah has warned that Al-Aqsa has been a red line for them, and if Israel behaves stupidly enough to cross this red line, war will flare up. At the same time, due to the events of the last year, Israel’s influence in this area has waned, and in the coming years, Israel will become more powerless, and their influence will increase, Nasrallah has claimed.

A week ago, terrorists from Gaza Strip and Lebanon had struck as many as 78 rockets at Israel. About 44 rockets were fired from Lebanon. Later, Israel announced that it destroyed terrorist sites by launching airstrikes on Gaza Strip and Lebanon. But Hassan Nasrallah, chief of the Iran-linked Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon, refuted the claim. Saying that only the banana trees fell during the Israeli attack, Nasrallah mocked Israel’s action.

Simultaneously, saying that the place of worship in Jerusalem is a ‘red line’, i.e. a boundary line for them, the chief of Hezbollah threatened that if Israel crosses this boundary line, a big war will erupt. At the same time, Nasrallah also warned that the attacks launched by Israel in the southern part of Lebanon would receive an equally strong response. Besides, in a video broadcast in Beirut, the Hezbollah chief claimed that Israel’s army could not do anything to Hezbollah and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Moreover, Nasrallah said the Abraham agreement between Israel and Arab countries, brokered by the US two years ago, has suffered tremors. He further said there were efforts to build an Arab-Israeli front against Iran, but they failed. International affairs have been responsible for this. Nasrallah mentioned that anti-Israel groups have been getting growingly stronger because of this. In addition, Nasrallah drew attention to the fact that US’s influence in the region was ending, and the relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia had been strengthening.

Besides, the relations between Syria and Arab countries have also been improving. On the other hand, a civil war has erupted in Israel. He added that the tensions going on for the past few weeks had divided Israel, and there was a high possibility of bloodshed. Nasrallah warned that although the civil war in Israel has been averted for now, the tension was not over. Also, according to the developments over the last year, the US seems to have left Israel, Hezbollah’s chief claimed.

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