One year after the killing of leader Nasrallah, Hezbollah says not to disarm Israel attacks Lebanon news

The Lebanese government has supported Hezbollah’s disarmament plans, which was badly developed through its recent war with Israel.

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said that the Lebanese armed group will not abandon its weapons, one year after Israel PredecessorHassan Nasrallah, in an air attack on southern Beirut.

Speaking on Saturday to the thousands who gathered in the grave of Nasrallah in the capital of Lebanon, Beirut, Qasim promised to preserve the military capabilities of Hezbollah, which was largely weakened by its recent war with Israel.

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“We will not abandon our weapons, and we will not abandon it,” he said, adding that Hezbollah will continue to “confront any project that serves Israel.”

His comments come after the new Lebanese government publicly come committed To disarm the Iran -backed group.

In the period leading up to the first anniversary of the death of his attractive predecessor, tensions between Hezbollah supporters and opponents in Lebanon increased.

Pictures of Nasrallah, his apparent heir, Hashem Sanddin, who An Israeli air strike was killed A few weeks after his boss, he was shown on rocks off the coast of Beirut this week, despite orders from Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam prohibiting them.

On Saturday, thousands of men, women and children who wore black were flocking to the burial site of Nasrallah, with many pictures of the dead leader. The Iranian National Security Council, Ali Larijani, also attended the celebration.

“We came here to tell everyone in Lebanon that Hezbollah is still strong,” said Fatima, who killed her husband in the war with Israel last September.

Speaking to the News Agency to Agence France -Presse, Ali Jaafar, a 21 -year -old university student, said he believed that disarmament in Hezbollah would not happen.

He said: “The delivery of weapons is the dream of enemies, the internal and external enemies – but it will remain just a dream.”

Nasrallah was killed on September 27 last year, when Israel brought down a series of Bunker Buster bombs on the Hezbollah complex in southern Beirut. He was responsible for the movement for more than 30 years.

After Israel began its war on Gaza in the wake of the deadly Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, Hezbollah fired missiles in Israel in solidarity with the Palestinian people who are being attacked in the coastal pocket.

A year after joining the battle against Israel, Hezbollah dealt with a serious blow when the Israeli Intelligence Agency Explosives I was secretly planted inside thousands of recalling devices used by the group members to communicate. Many Lebanese civilians were victims of random birth explosions, including an eight -year -old girl who was killed.

Since the Israeli army targeted and killed Nasrallah and other leaders in a huge air strike, it also sent thousands of forces across the border to destroy cities and villages and occupy the areas of southern Lebanon.

Despite the ceasefire agreement to end the conflict that was signed between Lebanon and Israel in November 2024, the Israeli army is still occupying Lebanese territory and continues to make air strikes inside Lebanon that killed many civilians, but claims to be members of Hezbollah.