Israel’s expansionist agenda
The latest Israeli attacks on Syria have sparked a range of reactions across the region, reflecting the complex and evolving dynamics of Middle East geopolitics. The leader of Hayat Tahrir-Sham, in his comments on the situation, said the new government of Syria has no intention of confronting Israel.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah secretary general Sheikh Naim Qassem offered a different perspective, asserting that Israel’s recent assault against Lebanon was not connected to the Gaza conflict but part of Israel’s broader expansionist agenda. He reiterated Hezbollah's strong support for Syria, citing the country’s anti-Israeli stance in line with bolstering resistance movements both in Lebanon and in Palestine.
Furthermore, Abu Obaida, the spokesperson of al-Qassam Brigades, accused Israel of deliberately targeting a site where Israeli captives were being held, claiming that the Israeli military bombed the location multiple times to ensure their death.
Iran’s shortcut to progress through localization
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Senior Iranian diplomat warns of Syria’s disintegration, spread of insecurity to Iraq
Genocide denial: UK-based Zionist ‘think tank’ under fire for disputing Gaza death toll
UN relief chief: Gaza ‘apocalyptic’; almost impossible to deliver aid amid Israeli siege
Iran nuclear chief urges IAEA to uphold impartiality, refrain from provocations
VIDEO | Russia arrests suspect 'recruited by Ukraine' over killing of top general
Swiss parliament passes resolution to ban Hezbollah despite govt. opposition
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
