Hassan Fadlallah is a Lebanese MP affiliated with Hezbollah. Known as a vocal defender of Hezbollah's armed status and its role as a resistance force, consistently opposing efforts to disarm the group. Recently, Fadlallah has publicly rejected ceasefire agreements he views as threatening Hezbollah's weapons, while framing Iranian diplomacy as central to Lebanon's security. Last updated 2 days ago
Hezbollah MP Hassan Fadlallah to al-Mayadeen: The Lebanese government cannot enforce the Washington agreement -- "Without Hezbollah, nothing will pass." Fadlallah vowed to block implementation, said Hezbollah will hold its weapons, and accused Washington of torpedoing Pakistan-sponsored talks. He called the government's concessions a gift to Israel with no effect on the ground and warned Netanyahu not to rush announcements to Israeli society.
Lebanese MP from Hezbollah Hassan Fadlallah told Lebanon’s Al Mayadeen: “We learned today from the Iranian ambassador in Beirut that Iranian efforts led to a comprehensive ceasefire in Lebanon. The American side committed to informing the Israeli prime minister of this decision, as well as conveying it to the president of Lebanon.”
"We learned today from the Iranian ambassador in Beirut that Iranian efforts led to a comprehensive ceasefire in Lebanon. The American side undertook to inform the Prime Minister of Israel of this decision."
"The renewal of Iran's negotiations with the USA is conditional on the implementation of this commitment."
Lebanese parliament member from Hezbollah Hassan Fadlallah:
"The enemy tried to compensate for its defeat on the ground through negotiations in Washington. The Lebanese government must reconsider its calculations and return to its people. It is the one that withdrew the army from southern Lebanon to leave it as prey for occupation and give it free opportunities."
