Gaza Genocide08 October, 20263 min read
Hezbollah Warns Regional Rulers Silence Toward Israel Weakens Them on Al-Aqsa Flood Anniversary
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Hezbollah says the resistance remains steadfast three years after Al-Aqsa Flood, condemning silence by regional rulers. Hezbollah asserts Israel failed to decisively defeat Hamas and Gaza resistance despite tactical gains.
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Anniversary, Hezbollah frames Gaza
Hezbollah issued a statement on the third anniversary of Operation al-Aqsa Flood, saying the repercussions of the October 7, 2023 operation exceeded the Gaza Strip and touched the future of the Palestinian issue, the region, and the international system. Hezbollah said the Israeli entity did not succeed, despite its wide war on Gaza, in ending the resistance or imposing a stable strategic reality in its favor. Hezbollah affirmed renewed support for the Palestinian factions and stressed the need for their cohesion and steadfastness in confronting the Zionist entity and its supporters.
Hezbollah called on the peoples of the world to move in defense of human rights and justice, holding the American administration and Western countries responsible for supporting the enemy and remaining silent about its crimes. Hezbollah warned regional rulers that continued silence and flattery toward the Zionist entity and its allies would lead to their weakening and enable the enemy to influence the future of their countries and peoples.
Hezbollah says resistance endures
Hezbollah said in a statement on the third anniversary of the storm of Al-Aqsa that three consecutive years had passed since October 7, 2023, and that debate about the narratives of the storm remained unsettled. Hezbollah described the storm of Al-Aqsa as a courageous, natural, justified, and legitimate act when measured against the size of the injustice and erasure that threatened Palestine and its people with dissolution. Hezbollah asserted that the enemy could not finish Hamas and the resistance factions nor the people of Gaza, and that the situation remained open to developments that go beyond the Strip to the entire region’s future, Palestine’s issue, and international security and peace.
Hezbollah said, “No security to hope for, no stability to bet on, while the rights of peoples are squandered and their fate is not up to them.” Hezbollah added that three years after the Al-Aqsa Storm did not end the operation’s aftereffects, and it said the so-called “raging wave” still threatened its opponents despite “tactical successes.”
Multiple factions issue aligned messages
On the third anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood, simultaneous statements from Hamas’ Al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas, the Palestinian factions, and Hezbollah described the battle as a turning point in the history of the conflict. The spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Obaida, said, “there is no deterrence, no decisiveness, or warning left,” and he extended greetings “to the heroes and martyrs of the great crossing, leaders and soldiers, and to our great people.” Hamas stated in its البيان that “the Al-Aqsa Flood is a natural response and a culmination of a bitter suffering imposed by the occupation over decades,” and it said the spirit of the flood remained alive in its people and nation.
The Palestinian resistance factions said the phase “calls for stopping the war, rejecting displacement, protecting our people, ensuring aid delivery and reconstruction,” and they said October 7 “revealed major failures in the Zionist security, intelligence, and military capabilities.” The Resistance Committees in Palestine asserted that October 7 “constituted a pivotal moment in the history of the conflict, breaking the image of security, military, and intelligence superiority,” while the statements reaffirmed calls to halt the war, reject displacement, and rebuild.