Arab-Israeli Conflict

Hezbollah leader boasts how ‘Our rockets can strike anywhere in Israel’

Speaking in a televised address marking ten years since the Second Lebanon War, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah again threatened Israeli citizens – Jews and Arabs – with death and destruction.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday again threatened the Israeli public with war, saying it is prepared for any future conflict with Israel and has rockets that can “strike anywhere in Israel.”

In a televised address marking the 10th anniversary of the Second Lebanon War, Nasrallah also said that Hezbollah’s persistence during the month-long conflict in 2006 had weakened Israel’s defenses and that “the Israeli public has lost faith in the military and political leadership of the Zionist entity.”

Hezbollah receives weapons and funding from Iran.

By: World Israel News Staff

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