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Naim Qassem



Hezbollah chief says truce can’t be one-sided, vows to respond to Israel attacks

  • “Because we do not trust this enemy, the resistance fighters will remain in the field with their hands on the trigger, and they will respond to violations accordingly,” Qassem said
  • “There is no ceasefire from the side of the resistance only, it must be from both sides“
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Hezbollah leader asks Lebanon to cancel Tuesday meeting with Israel

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Hezbollah chief says would be ‘surrender’ to negotiate with Israel under fire

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Lebanon’s official media scale back Hezbollah coverage after Cabinet ban

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Hezbollah says will confront Israel-US ‘aggression’, will not surrender

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Lebanese politicians file lawsuit against Hezbollah chief for ‘inciting war’

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Hezbollah rejects timetable for disarmament as Lebanese Cabinet forms plan for arms restrictions

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Hezbollah says it will act if Israel’s attacks on Lebanon continue

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Lebanese president calls for population to see beyond partisan, sectarian views

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Hezbollah chief warns Israel over ‘hundreds’ of truce violations

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Hezbollah pledges to help army build Lebanon’s defensive capacities

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Hezbollah says Israel ‘cannot impose conditions’ for truce

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Israeli army expands its assaults to the south, Bekaa, and Beirut’s southern suburbs

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