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Sheikh Qassem: Resistance is a source of power for Lebanon that must be preserved.

Sheikh Qassem: "Israel" must implement the agreement as Lebanon has already done so, and any new accord would amount to absolving it and opening the door to further attacks.

Sheikh Qassem: We do not wish to assume anyone's role; those accusing us of this must cease their accusations.

Sheikh Qassem: We will recover our lands through national solidarity; Resistance's goal is national liberation, while enemy goal is occupation.

Sheikh Qassem: Protection of sovereignty protects Lebanon. It is in real danger because of US belligerence, greedy Israeli expansion.

Qassem to Lebanese people: We are not asking for support but for us not to be stabbed in the back in the back or for some to serve Israeli interests; government is primary party responsible for [preservation of] sovereignty.

Sheikh Qassem: "Israel" can occupy, but it cannot persist in occupation of our land.

Sheikh Qassem: Intimidation will not change our stance of resistance and steadfastness. We are not advocates of surrender or defeat, and we will never accept it.

Sheikh Qassem: Where does US stand regarding enemy's unjustified assassination of a government worker and other civilian martyrs?

Sheikh Qassem: Is the Lebanese Army's defense of its land and citizens an accusation [leveled against it]? Where does US stand regarding the enemy's killing of civilians and constant destruction?

Syria bids farewell to dozens killed in Homs attack

6 Oct 2023 14:25

Syria laid to rest numerous individuals who lost their lives in an attack on a military academy in Homs.

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