Israeli Media Comments on Sayyed Nasrallah's Speech
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Several Israeli media outlets commented on Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's speech, saying he used to "attack Israel and threaten it."
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The Israeli occupation forces conducting military exercises in the occupied Palestinian territories
Israeli media commented Thursday on Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's speech, which he made today to commemorate Martyrs Day in Lebanon.
Israeli Maariv newspaper said, "Nasrallah attacked Israel as usual, referring to military training in the north by saying Israel was concerned over Hezbollah fighters entering al-Jalil."
It underlined that Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah saw the Israeli military exercises as a reflection of "Israel's" grave concern in the region.
The newspaper noted that "Hezbollah's secretary-general touched on the normalization agreements between "Israel" and gulf states," adding that he stressed "Israel" is trying to defeat the resistance through normalization.
"The Israeli military exercises also reflect their fear of Lebanon storming the settlements in al-Jalil," Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said earlier today, emphasizing they also reflect the existing hypothesis of the Israelis fearing that the resistance would enter al-Jalil.
"The Israelis have a premonition over the axis of resistance growing, especially after the Seif al-Quds battle," he declared, denying that the axis is faltering in light of talks in Lebanon that suggest so. Sayyed Hassan asserted that all data suggest otherwise.
