Iran’s Response to Attack on Consulate in Damascus Changes Regional Equations: Sheikh Nabil Qaouk

A member of Hezbollah’s Central Council, Sheikh Nabil Qaouk, confirmed that “the enemy of Israel thought and bet, by targeting the Iranian consulate in Damascus, that he was putting pressure on the opposition axis to stop aid and support Gaza, to isolate and force it. position against, but what happened was the answer. “A brave and strong ironist who surprised the enemy.”

Qawouk’s words came at a ceremony of honor held by the party for the martyrs “On the road to Jerusalem” Ismail Youssef Baz and Muhammad Hussein Mustafa Shahhouri in Husseiniyah in the southern city of Shehabiya, in the presence of members of the “Loyalty to the Resistance” bloc, the MP Hassan Izz al-Din and Hussein Jishi, and several scholars, activists, figures, and families of the martyrs and a large crowd.

He emphasized that “Iran’s response is a bold, strong and courageous historic strategic decision that changed the equations and calculations in the region. .”

He emphasized that “Iran’s response increased the dignity of the loved ones, and increased the humility of those who were humble, and the degree of distortion of this response shows the extent of anger, hatred and envy of those who are complacent and involved in it . Israel’s enemy.”

He believed that “the equation has changed due to the strength and boldness of Iran’s response. Israel did not want to go beyond the Iran equation, and they failed to bring back the Israeli blockade. The -today, after Israel’s response, it was confirmed that the Iranian power and prestige are unattainable at equation.”

He reiterated his statement that “America is a partner in the attack against the Palestinian people, and as for the Arabs, the Palestinian people know who supports them and abandons them to the today, international military aid still reaches the enemy from America, France, Britain, and Germany, and non-military aid and goods are still transferred from Arab and Islamic markets to.. .this entity.”

Qawouk concluded: “We are not betting on a fake Arab, or on the international community, but instead we are betting on the fronts of struggle that are expanding from Palestine to Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen, and this is a win-win bet.”