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The article focuses on Hassan Fadlallah, Hezbollah's deputy, and his stance on the situation in Lebanon. He views the issue of the South not merely as a matter for a party or a faction but as a national concern that requires national unity to confront Israeli aggression, which targets the country through various military, security, economic, and media means. He condemns Lebanon's signing of agreements with Israel, which he considers to be electoral gifts to the Israelis, and confirms that Israel does not intend to withdraw its forces from Lebanese territories before the Israeli elections in October. He also asserts that these agreements are not practically implementable on the ground. Fadlallah emphasizes that Iran prioritizes Lebanon and that the resistance will continue by all means to liberate Lebanese lands from Israeli occupation, which the enemy previously destroyed and has failed to maintain despite repeated attempts. He remains committed to the resistance stance and works to alleviate Lebanese suffering caused by the war, through efforts to repair displaced villages and assist displaced populations. The article concludes by reaffirming that Lebanon faces a multi-dimensional war and that the resistance remains steadfast, with hopes of liberating the land and building the Lebanese state through resistance and ongoing efforts.
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