Avenging Sayyed Nasrallah’s Blood Requires Achieving Palestine’s Victory

Sayyed Nasrallah‘s lovers were aggrieved by the loss of the leader and the guide; however, their faith and patience helped them to accept Holy God’s will and move on to the stage of consecrating the great martyrs objectives in a general framework to be followed.

The main question that is raised in the aftermath of the Zionist massacre is focused on the manner of avenging Sayyed Nasrallah’s blood.

The Lebanese politician, Nasser Kandil, told Al-Manar TV that avenging Sayyed Nasrallah’s blood necessitates working for achieving victory in Palestine through the eradication of the occupation entity.

Kandil stressed, in an interview with the Resistance Channel, that observing the requirements of achieving victory is much more important that dealing a loud blow in order to take an emotional revenge.

The editor-in-chief of Al-Binaa newspaper called for maintaining trust in the resistance and its choices established by the martyred leader, underlining the loyalty to the Resistance in accordance with the teachings of Sayyed Nasrallah.

Deputy Leader Sheikh Naim Qassem assured on Monday that the Lebanese resistance group is strong enough and ready for all scenarios, adding that Hezbollah will go on with its goals and its battle.

In this regard, Kandil indicated that all the Israeli aerial attacks and their consequences will fail to achieve any of the enemy’s goals, including the return of the northern settlers to their houses.

Iran and the regional war

The Lebanese politician affirmed that the Palestinian cause needs the operations of the resistance groups who are free of all the state considerations, explaining that state wars always lead to compromises that delay the ultimate victory.

The resistance groups can inflict accumulating losses upon the enemy without involving the regional states in devastating wars, he said, recalling Sayyed Nasrallah’s notion of achieving victory through scoring successive goals, not dealing not dealing a mortal combat.

Kandil noted that Hezbollah has the border advantage of firing heavy missiles from short distances and within a very limited time, and is not in need of any Iranian help to destroy Tel Aviv.

The relation between Iran and Hezbollah is not based of servitude, Kandil said, mentioning instances in which Tehran rejected to strike any deal with the United States at the expense of the Lebanese resistance group.

Kandil called for trusting the resistance and its choices established by the martyred leader Sayyed Nasrallah, ridiculing all the malicious media attempts to cause strife and sedition among the components of the axis of resistance.