Qasim suppresses anger without Bri
The article focused on the speech of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem, in which he called on party members to "accumulate their anger" and avoid engaging in impulsive street reactions, amid internal escalation and efforts to calm tensions. It indicated that Qassem's speech reflects both internal and external messages and aims to pressure the state to halt its policies regarding the weapons issue and negotiations with Israel, while keeping the option of escalation as a future bargaining chip. It also clarified that most of Qassem's positions are made in direct coordination with Tehran, and that his statements do not represent an official stance from Nabih Berri, who plays the role of mediator between the party and the state to prevent street upheavals and reduce internal tensions.
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