Hezbollah leader says Lebanese gov’t must do more to end Israeli attacks | Hezbollah News

Naim Qassem’s comments occurred when the Israeli army said he carried out more than 50 attacks in Lebanon this month.

The leader of Hezbollah, Naim Qassem, has asked the Government of Lebanon to work harder to end Israel’s daily attacks in the country, a day after an Israeli air strike was heading to the suburbs of the south of Capitalfire it was for a long time.

Qassem said in a televised speech on Monday that Hezbollah implemented the high fire agreement that ended the 14 -month war, but Israel has continued to launch relentless air attacks.

Qassem’s comments occurred when the Israeli army said it carried out more than 50 attacks in Lebanon this month, he says, to threats against Israel and Hezbollah allegedly violating the high fire of the United States.

The rights groups have denounced Israeli attacks against Lebanon, saying that they are violating the truce agreement.

On Sunday, Israeli combat aircraft attacked the suburbs of southern Beirut after issuing a warning of one more hour, marking the third Israeli strike in the area from the high the fire of November. The Israeli army said it hit a precision -guided missile installation.

‘Put pressure on America’

After the strike, Lebanese president Joseph Aoun accused Israel of undermining stability in Lebanon and increasing tensions. He said that Israeli attacks represent “real dangers for security” of the region.

“Yesterday, an aggression addressed the South Suburbs of Beirut. This attack lacks justification … It is a political attack aimed at changing the rules by force,” Qassem said about Sunday’s attack.

“The resistance complied 100 percent with the [ceasefire] Deal and I tell state officials that it is their duty to guarantee protection, ”said Qassem, adding that Lebanese officials must contact the sponsors of Alto El Fuego to press Israel to stop attacks.

“Put pressure on the United States and make you understand that Lebanon cannot increase if aggression does not stop,” Qassem said, pointing to Lebanese officials. He added that the United States has interests in Lebanon and “stability achieves these interests.”

Qassem said that the priority should be for a complete Israeli withdrawal of Lebanon, the end of Israeli attacks in the country and the liberation of heroes of the Lebanese peoples in Israel since the War official ended on November 27.

Hezbolá began throwing rockets, drones and missiles to Israel the day after his ally Hamas led the attack of October 7, 2023 and Israel responded with a massive bombing of Gaza. Some 1,200 people in Israel were killed and another 251 others were kidnapped the attack in southern Israel.

The war was further lit last September when Israel carried out waves of air attacks throughout Lebanon and murdered most of the group’s main leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah. The fight killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon, most civilians.

The Lebanese government said earlier this month that 190 people have been killed and 485 courts in Lebanon for Israeli strikes since the effect of toke from Alto El Fuego.