Nasrallah: We are humbly the biggest political party but the least powerful political force exerting influence in the Lebanese state

Nasrallah: We are humbly the biggest political party but the least powerful political force exerting influence in the Lebanese state
Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, in a new speech, spoke about the internal situation in Lebanon and the war in Syria.
Nasrallah said that "the United States intervened to prevent the Lebanese army from participating in the battle against Daqash in the grove, and threatened to cut off aid for the Lebanese army in the event of his participation in the battle against Dahesh."
Nasrallah's speech came on the first anniversary of the Second Liberation Day - "The Victory and Victory" in Hermel, Bekaa.
He added that "the second liberation would not have been achieved in Lebanon had it not been for the victories of the Syrian Arab army against terrorism. If Nasrallah had extended a call in Lebanon, what would have happened in all these regions?" He said. "God has men."
On the situation in Syria, Nasrallah said that "when the Americans talk about being defeated, they are lying, but they are working to prolong the life of a supporter."
He added: "At every stage was besieged the American helicopters were coming to save them."
Nasrallah pointed out that "the data talk about the preparation of a new chemical play aimed at attacking Syria to prevent the Syrians from completing the liberation of their land."
On the situation in Lebanon, Nasrallah denied the accusations against his party that he is the one who governs Lebanon, adding that these accusations are intended to hold the party responsible for the problems and "to distort our image and lead the people."
"We are humbly the largest political party, but the least powerful political force exerting influence in the state." He pointed out that "since the election of President Aoun is said in the internal and external circles that he will implement the policy of Hezbollah dictated by him and that the free flow is carrying out the policy of Hezbollah, they lie and know that they are lying."
Nasrallah said he was still betting on "internal dialogue in the formation of the government," but added: "But time is narrowing and must quickly address the matter."
"Is Lebanon's national interest in the return of Syrians displaced with dignity or not, and whether resorting to the Nisib crossing to export Lebanese products is a national interest or not?" Nasrallah asked.
Nasrallah: We are humbly the biggest political party but the least powerful political force exerting influence in the state - Al-Manar channel