Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah, recommended Arab and Islamic countries to end diplomatic relations with Israel and stop oil and natural gas exports to Israel. His words are broadcast on the TV channel Al Jazeera.
The leader of the organization called out, “It is necessary to cut diplomatic relations, expel ambassadors and stop oil, gas and food exports to Israel.”
Nasrallah emphasized that Arab and Islamic states must take action to stop Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip, and that just talking about it is not enough.
According to him, “it is necessary to achieve victory for the Gaza Strip and the Palestinian radical group Hamas, because this is in the interest of all neighboring countries, including Jordan, Egypt and Lebanon.”
On November 3, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of the Lebanese Hezbollah party, gave a speech at a time when the Palestinian-Israeli conflict was escalating. A day earlier, Nasrallah was expected to declare war on Israel in his first public appearance in nearly 20 years. Moreover, Iranian sources claimed that Hezbollah gave an ultimatum and that the IDF should withdraw from the Gaza Strip by November 3. However, Nasrallah did not declare war, but noted that the current Palestinian-Israeli conflict was a “turning point” and gave absolute support to Hamas. More details in the material “socialbites.ca”.
Former Hezbollah Secretary General explained The importance of a possible victory for Hamas and Gaza.