Hezbollah and Iran Condemn Israeli Actions

Hezbollah's Executive Council head, Sayyed Hashim Safieddine, declared that Israel is struggling to achieve its goals following its military actions in Gaza and southern Lebanon, asserting that the Palestinian resistance remains strong despite ongoing violence. Safieddine emphasized that the recent 'Al-Aqsa flood' operation demonstrated the resilience of the resistance and hinted at a broader regional struggle against perceived Israeli aggression. Meanwhile, Iranian envoy Mojtaba Amani criticized the Israeli regime's belief that escalating attacks could intimidate the resistance front, predicting imminent failure for Israel's strategy. Additionally, reports emerged of Iran supplying Hezbollah with electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons capable of disrupting Israeli communication systems, raising concerns about increased tensions in the region. Iranian officials, including Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kan’ani, condemned Israel's actions in Gaza and Syria, describing the regime as a source of regional malice and calling for international condemnation of its military operations. The situation remains volatile as violence escalates in both Gaza and the West Bank, alongside Iran's commitment to supporting resistance efforts.