Iranian Leader: Hezbollah’s power is too great to be defeated by Israel and assassinations will not shake it

The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, Ali Khamenei, said today, Wednesday, that Hezbollah's power is too great to be defeated by Israel, stressing that assassinations will not shake it. During his speech with "a group of the first generation of the sacred defense and resistance in the capital, Tehran," Khamenei said: "Hezbollah in Lebanon is striving for the sake of God in its uprising in support of Gaza and therefore is exposed to what it is exposed to." He added: "If the Zionist entity could defeat the resistance in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon, it would not have committed massacres against civilians," and said: "Killing civilians is the result of the enemy's defeat in front of the resistance forces." He continued: "Washington knows about the crimes of the Zionist entity and supports it and needs its victory." He said: "The assassinations will not shake Hezbollah because it has the steadfastness that makes it not shaken by these strikes, and its strength is greater than to be defeate d by the enemy," stressing that "the loss of some influential leaders in Hezbollah is a loss, but it will not affect it." The Iranian leader continued by saying: "The resistance forces do not have the capabilities and equipment of the enemy, but they will win in the end.. The Palestinian resistance will win and Hezbollah will win." The Iranian leader stressed that "Iran did not submit to pressures and we will not submit to them now either," stressing that "the enemy does not dare to attack our lands because of the steadfastness of our people, but it practices hostility in another way. Source: National Iraqi News Agency

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