PNN – Despite the fact that almost a year has passed since the war against the Gaza Strip and the goals of this regime have not been achieved, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime claimed that he is not looking for an all-out war with Hezbollah, but that this movement must be removed from the borders, and the Secretary General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah regrets his association with Gaza.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoted by the Palestinian news agency “Sama” Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist regime, said in a speech at the session of the Knesset (Parliament) of this regime that he is not looking for an all-out war with Hezbollah, but that this movement must be removed from the borders.
He claimed: “Nasrallah made a big mistake by accompanying Gaza, great damage to Hezbollah; it will help us in the south (Gaza Strip).
Netanyahu, who has failed to achieve the goals of this war, including the release of Zionist prisoners, after about a year of the war against the Gaza Strip, said: 101 people have been kidnapped, and half of them are alive.
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He also claimed: We are witnessing the increasing destruction of the military arm of Hamas, and 90% of the population of the south has also returned to their homes.
The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, despite the recognition of the authorities of this regime to the inability to confront Hezbollah, claimed: We are trying to remove Hezbollah from the borders and weaken it; Nasrallah (Sayed Hassan) will regret what he did as Al-Sanwar (Hamas leader) regrets.
While according to the media of the Zionist regime, about 120 rockets were fired from Lebanon this morning, Netanyahu claimed: It seems that Israel’s recent attacks against Hezbollah have changed the “Iranian axis” perception of Israel. We will weaken Hezbollah and drive it away from the borders and cut off its limbs so that it stops attacking us. The pressure on Hezbollah may force the leader of Hamas, Yahya al-Sanwar, to come to the negotiating table.
Netanyahu’s remarks come as domestic observers and Israeli media say Benjamin Netanyahu is the biggest obstacle to peace talks.
During terrorist operations on Tuesday and Wednesday in Lebanon, the Zionist regime killed at least 37 Lebanese citizens and injured more than 4,000 others by blowing up thousands of pagers, wireless devices and communication systems.
Many countries of the world and international organizations condemned the recent explosions in Lebanon and emphasized the need to reduce tensions in the region.