Hassan Nasrallah

It was an action that was heroic, brave, innovative, and it was very well-executed. It was great. It was a huge earthquake in the region.

We know that we do not like each other. We are in Syria. We are going to be in Syria.

There is no army in the world that can force us to drop our weapons.

It's immoral. This is unbecoming of you to even discuss the question of Hezbollah's arsenal.

Hezbollah rose to the occasion, battled, at least to a bloody draw down in southern Lebanon, with the Israeli forces. And that is construed as a victory.

Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, his image would be elevated in the Islamic world.

As long as there's a bullet, as long as there's a grenade, as long as there's a rocket, as long as there's ability to fight, they are still fighting.

The one who will be at the borders will be a national army and not (UNINTELLIGIBLE) forces or mercenary forces or forces that will adhere to the enemies. The national army will operate by the orders of the government.

We want the aggression to stop, all of the aggression. But if there's a ground war, we'll come into the ground war.

I support Lebanon's proposal to send 15,000 troops to the region. The draft U.N. peace plan gives the Israelis more than they asked for.

I want the Israeli aggression, as he called it, to stop. But warned if it continues, he'll turn the region into a graveyard for Israeli soldiers.