Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah received the head of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement Ziyad al-Nakhalah to discuss the latest developments in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and the region as the Israeli war on the Strip nears its 5-month mark.

The two Resistance leaders assessed the current situation of fronts supporting Gaza and emphasized "the necessity of steadfastness and continued strong efforts to achieve the promised victory," Hezbollah's military media stated.

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As regional tensions continue to rise due to the ongoing Israeli genocide in the Strip, the discussions touched upon the Resistance Axis' support of the Gaza front across various arenas, including the military, popular, and political levels.

They outlined forthcoming developments and deliberated different potential scenarios for unfolding events, whether on the battleground, or regarding the war on Gaza.

This comes just two days after Hezbollah's Media Relations Office revealed that a meeting took place last week between Sayyed Nasrallah and Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, who was on an official visit to Lebanon.

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Amir-Abdollahian also met with al-Nakhalah, Hamas official Osama Hamdan, and Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) Deputy Secretary-General Jameel Mizhir.

During his meeting with Iran's top diplomat, Hezbollah's Secretary-General underscored the significant capabilities of Resistance factions and their synchronized efforts in backing Palestine and Gaza.

He stated that the "Zionist enemy" is currently entangled in a "strategic crisis", having failed to accomplish any of its objectives on the battleground.