Hezbollah Vows Continued Resistance Against Israel Despite Leadership Loss

Hezbollah's deputy leader, Naim Kassem, has vowed to continue fighting Israel and is prepared for a prolonged conflict following the death of its top commanders, including leader Hassan Nasrallah. In his first speech since Nasrallah's death, Kassem assured that new commanders would fill the void, maintaining the group's capability to defend Lebanon.

Hezbollah's deputy leader, Naim Kassem, has vowed unyielding resistance against Israel, asserting readiness for a prolonged conflict despite the recent elimination of its top commanders, including Hassan Nasrallah.

In his inaugural address since Nasrallah's death, Kassem, now the acting leader, declared that Hezbollah fighters are prepared to retaliate robustly should Israel initiate a ground offensive into Lebanon.

Kassem assured that despite significant losses in leadership, the militant group remains operational, with new commanders poised to take up roles and ensure continued defense of Lebanon.