In 2000 we in Lebanon, we with modest capabilities and efforts and with a small number of mujahadin, with few supplies and little equipment, presented a model of how resistance can overcome an occupation army.
Hassan Nasrallah reflects on Hezbollah's past successes against Israeli forces and the concept of resistance.
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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.
We know that we do not like each other. We are in Syria. We are going to be in Syria.
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.
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.