Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stated, "The Rafah massacre confirms the brutality of this enemy and its treachery, and the Israeli enemy has no conscience or limits and is worse than the Nazis." In his remarks at the conclusion of condolence receptions for his mother at the Sayyid al-Shuhada complex in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Nasrallah indicated that "the Rafah massacres should awaken those who are silent and oblivious in the world. Furthermore, the Rafah massacre has removed all the false facades aimed at presenting the Israeli entity as 'a disciplined entity,' and we tell those normalizing relations how will you normalize with individuals whose brutality knows no bounds."
Nasrallah emphasized that "the horrific massacres must be condemned and should serve as a strong reason for the world to pressure for an end to the aggression." He affirmed that "Israel challenges the will of the world, the international community, and the International Court of Justice, which ordered a halt to the attack on Rafah, while American hypocrisy regarding Rafah has played a significant role in recent weeks." He noted that "Israeli massacres should serve as a lesson for us and for those who bet on the international community and international laws to protect Lebanon."
