Sources from Hezbollah revealed to Al-Jumhuriya newspaper that "the speech of the Secretary-General of the party, Hassan Nasrallah, is a continuation of his speech from last week, with a definite development regarding the rules of engagement in terms of expansion, especially after the recent Israeli aggression (the day before yesterday) in Homs, which led to the deaths of seven party members." The sources noted that "Nasrallah may address what is issued by the Arab summit scheduled to be held in Saudi Arabia today, Saturday, regarding the condemnation of the genocide being perpetrated by Israel against Gaza, as well as calling for an immediate ceasefire and halting the massacres committed by Israel in the sector and rejecting the mass displacement of its people."
According to informed sources on Hezbollah's stance, the southern Lebanese front will remain in a state of exhaustion under the ceiling of the wide war, as long as the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip continues. However, the evolution of the situation towards larger confrontations than what is currently happening hinges on two conditions: the first is an attempt to eliminate the Palestinian resistance, and the second is that the Israeli army initiates a major attack on Lebanon.
Journalist and political analyst Ghassan Jawad confirmed in a special interview with "Warda" that the anticipated word of the Sayyid will not deviate from the general framework set by him in his speech last week, namely adhering to a strategy of distracting the enemy to ease the pressure on Gaza and responding to any aggression against Lebanese territory. Jawad emphasized that the unity of the theaters requires armies, not armed factions, which is currently unlikely given the prevailing policy of inaction in the region.
