Nasrallah emphasized that Hamas is representing all Palestinian factions and the people of Gaza in the ceasefire negotiations.

Nasrallah criticized the perceived hypocrisy of the US administration, particularly President Biden, regarding the Gaza issue. He asserted that Biden should take decisive action to halt the Israeli offensive on Gaza, rather than engaging in mere aid ploys.

Directing his remarks to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Nasrallah stated that the Israeli leader has failed to achieve any of the goals set out in the Gaza war, including the recent operation in Rafah, which he claimed would not portray a victory image.

Nasrallah commended the steadfastness of the people of Gaza in the face of Israeli aggression and cruelty, noting that even American officials have acknowledged the impossibility of eradicating Hamas.

Highlighting the pressure exerted on the Israeli enemy from various support fronts, Nasrallah affirmed that the Lebanese front supports Hamas and its ceasefire terms.

Nasrallah also addressed reports of Israeli losses on the northern front, quoting Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi acknowledging heavy losses among their soldiers in Gaza and the North.

Responding to critics who claim Hezbollah's border battles have not aided Gaza, Nasrallah asserted that the Israeli occupation army faces personnel shortages and is deploying thousands of soldiers near the Lebanon border to prevent a potential invasion by the Resistance.

Nasrallah concluded by expressing confidence that the axis of Resistance will achieve a significant victory with patience, highlighting the exhaustion of the Zionist military, economic, and political sectors.

He emphasized the role of Quranic education in facing challenges, noting the presence of Quranic verses in the wills of Resistance martyrs as a testament to the Holy Book's significance in their lives. (ILKHA)