Naim Qassem

PM Netanyahu:

“Look at what Israel’s enemies want. Erdoğan says: "Netanyahu must fall."

And in Hezbollah, Naim Qassem says: "Netanyahu must fall."

Why are they saying this? Because they understand that we will strike them; we will finish the job.

On the other hand, they understand that the alternative is a feeble, weak government.”

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem:

We reject the framework agreement with Israel and call for its cancellation. We do not agree to the pilot zones or their outcomes. The framework agreement is illegitimate, illegal, humiliating, and undermines Lebanese sovereignty.

The Lebanese authorities have chosen a path that dishonors them, Lebanon, and the sacrifices of the Lebanese people. Say no for once. Try to show that you have what it takes to achieve something in the future.

It’s political season in Israel.

Sign with Mamdani, Erdogan, Mojtaba and Qassem reads:

“They want Netanyahu to lose, don’t let them”

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem addressing his supporters: "You are allowed to be angry, and you are allowed to express what you want. But we ask you to keep the anger in your chest, and prepare to use it when it helps achieve your goals. This anger has a time. It may explode."

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem, speaking on the 20th anniversary of the Second Lebanon War under the slogan "In our unity we will win": "Seven rounds of negotiations have passed. Give us one achievement. Nothing."

He said the Lebanese government has failed, must use its forces including the resistance to fight Israel, and warned continued talks bring only "disgrace and shame." He called it surrender: "We will not accept surrender."

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem, speaking on the 20th anniversary of the Second Lebanon War under the slogan "In our unity we will win": "Seven rounds of negotiations have passed. Give us one achievement. Nothing."

He said the Lebanese government has failed, must use its forces including the resistance to fight Israel, and warned continued talks bring only "disgrace and shame." He called it surrender: "We will not accept surrender."

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem, speaking on the 20th anniversary of the Second Lebanon War under the slogan "In our unity we will win": "Seven rounds of negotiations have passed. Give us one achievement. Nothing."

He said the Lebanese government has failed, must use its forces including the resistance to fight Israel, and warned continued talks bring only "disgrace and shame." He called it surrender: "We will not accept surrender."

Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem:

"We are facing a U.S.-Israeli aggression against Lebanon, Gaza, Iran, Iraq and Yemen, aimed at extinguishing the flame of the resistance and occupying the region."

"The only option before the Israeli enemy is a full withdrawal from Lebanon, and it will withdraw."

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem: "A stable Syria supports Lebanon, just as a stable Lebanon supports Syria."

Qassem said a public meeting between Hezbollah and Syria's leadership faces no obstacle and can be held when both sides see fit. He also credited the "memorandum of understanding signed between Iran and the United States" as the path to an IDF withdrawal from Lebanon.

Hezbollah's Naim Qassem, speaking in Baalbek: the resistance will continue and Israel will be forced to withdraw. He said Hezbollah backs the Lebanese army deploying south of the Litani, and pledged to confront anyone working against the group.

Official letter from Hezbollah to Mojtaba Khamenei:

• Renews its pledge of allegiance to Mojtaba Khamenei.

• Describes the current conflict as a continuation of the Battle of Karbala.

• Vows to continue armed resistance.

• Says Hezbollah will remain under Secretary General Naim Qassem while following Mojtaba Khamenei’s leadership.

• Expresses full solidarity with Iran and the IRGC, portraying both as united in the same struggle.

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem: We remain committed to the Iran-U.S. understandings and stay on the battlefield.

He again urged the Lebanese government to cancel its framework agreement with Israel, calling it a bad deal that benefits only Israel.

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem on the Lebanon-Israel Framework Agreement: "No one has the right to sign anything that undermines Lebanon's sovereignty. No normalization, no end to hostility with Israel. Israel must withdraw in defeat and humiliation."

Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem on the Lebanon-Israel framework agreement:

No one may sign anything that undermines Lebanon's sovereignty. He ruled out normalization or any end to hostility with Israel, saying Israel must withdraw "in defeat and humiliation."

Hezbollah Leader Naim Qassem:

Legitimizing the presence of occupiers in southern Lebanon could lead to prolonged occupation and even annexation of these territories to the Zionist regime.

Hezbollah Leader Naim Qassem:

Linking Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon to the disarmament of the resistance crosses every red line and turns Lebanon into a pawn in the hands of the enemy.

Hezbollah Leader Naim Qassem:

The agreement reached in Washington is a humiliating, disgraceful, and illegitimate agreement.

Instead, the provisions of the Iran–U.S. understanding regarding a ceasefire in Lebanon should be implemented.

Lebanon's Hezbollah Secretary General, Qassem: It is essential to use the path of understanding between Iran and the United States as a key support for Lebanon's sovereignty.

Hezbollah Leader Naim Qassem:

Israel has no choice but to completely withdraw from Lebanon and cease its land, sea, and air incursions.

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem:

“Israel will not remain in Lebanon”

Hezbollah Leader, Sheikh Naim Qassem:

Israel will leave the last inch of Lebanese soil. Be sure of that.

Victory in every sense means the expulsion of Israel from our land, which will definitely be achieved.

We are not people of surrender.