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HEZBOLLAH TO ISRAEL: WE WILL NEVER SURRENDER

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​Says The Field Will Decide’

 

​By SCM REPORTER

​THE new leader of Hezbollah has issued a chilling “victory or death” ultimatum, vowing to drag Israel into a brutal, long-term war of attrition.

​In a defiant first major address, Sheikh Naim Qassem—the man tasked with leading the terror group after the spectacular assassination of Hassan Nasrallah—declared that “defeat” does not exist in his dictionary.

​The white-turbaned cleric warned that the group’s “martyrdom-seeking” youth are “rushing” to the front lines to engage in an “existential battle” for the fate of Lebanon.

​Addressing his fighters directly in the televised rant, Qassem praised his troops as the “salt of the earth” and the “flags of pride.”

​”The enemy’s threats do not scare us,” Qassem barked, claiming his forces have prepared for a “long confrontation” designed to act as a “solid dam” against Israeli advances.

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​The terror chief’s rhetoric reached fever pitch as he glorified death, telling his followers: “Killing is a custom for us, and our honor from Allah is martyrdom.”

​The speech, peppered with religious war cries, signals that Hezbollah has no intention of backing down despite losing its veteran leadership and much of its communication network in recent months.

​Qassem claimed the group is now waging the “Al-Asf Al-Ma’koul Battle”—roughly translated as the “Battle of the Devoured Straw”—promising that “the word now is for the field.”

​VOWS OF VENGEANCE: KEY POINTS
​NO RETREAT: Qassem insists the group will not retreat regardless of the “sacrifices.”

​EXISTENTIAL WAR: The leader claims the fight is to stop Israel from “eliminating” Lebanon’s existence.

​MARTYRDOM CULT: He hailed his fighters as “youths who do not fear death.”
​LONG GAME: Hezbollah claims to be prepared for a “long confrontation” rather than a quick ceasefire.

​The outburst comes as Israeli forces continue to pound Hezbollah strongholds in Southern Lebanon and Beirut, targeting the very infrastructure Qassem claims will grant them “victory.”

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