Iran’s Khamenei in Israel: Lebanon will make aggressors regret their crimes

By the Palestine Chronicle team

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei issued a message on Saturday regarding recent developments in Lebanon.

In his message, Khamenei condemned the killing of civilians in Lebanon, describing it as a reflection of the brutal nature of the Zionists.

He argued that this act further revealed the short-sightedness and misguided policies of Israeli leaders.

Khamenei criticized the Zionist regime for failing to learn lessons from its year-long war in Gaza, saying the massacres of women, children and civilians had no impact on the Resistance.

He stressed that “now they are pursuing the same insane policy in Lebanon.”

Khamenei also issued a warning to the Zionist regime, saying it is incapable of causing significant harm to Hezbollah’s strong structure in Lebanon.

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“All the Resistance forces in the region are alongside Hezbollah and support it,” he stressed.

Khamenei further emphasized that the fate of the region will be determined by the Resistance forces, emphasizing the collective memory of the Lebanese people regarding Hezbollah’s past actions against the Zionists.

He expressed hope that Lebanon will once again make the aggressors regret their crimes.

“It is obligatory for all Muslims to stand with the Lebanese people and the proud Hezbollah with its resources and help them confront this usurping, cruel and evil regime,” he said.

Attack on Beirut

The Israeli army claimed on Saturday that it had assassinated Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah when it launched a massive airstrike on Friday targeting a residential area in Beirut’s southern suburbs.

According to Lebanese news network Al-Mayadeen, at least six buildings were destroyed in the attack, which was reportedly carried out with 2,000-pound bunker busting bombs.

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According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, at least six people were killed and 91 injured. However, the number of deaths is likely to rise since the Lebanese Civil Defense indicated in a press release that hundreds of people are still missing.

At least 720 people have been killed and thousands injured in Israeli attacks across Lebanon, according to the country’s health ministry.

(PC, more)