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Lebanon Shows Israel 's True Face
Iran News

BEIRUT, March 24-- The Lebanese resistance revealed the reality of the Israeli occupation army, which promoted as an invincible one, said the Hezbollah Secretary General, Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah on Monday.

Hassan Nasrallah said that a new Israeli war on Lebanon or Syria is unlikely; adding that any kind of US strike on Iran would not take place as well.

Nasrallah declared the Israelis can not afford any new and serious war, stressing that the demise of the Zionist regime is a realistic and natural issue.

Lunching war against Iran , Syria or Lebanon in not easy for the United State and Israel , Nasrallah told a mass rally in Beirut marking the 40-day mourning of Hezbollah commander, Imad Mughniyeh who assassinated in Damascus car bomb last month.

Nasrallah added that the Zionist regime's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000 and Hezbollah's victory over Israel in 2006 mean that a new war is "no longer that simple.''

Hezbollah Secretary General, vowed to avenge last month's slaying of a top commander in Syria , and said that most Lebanese are united in their wish to see Israel disappear.

He said Hezbollah will choose the "time, the place, the way and the means" by which the resistance group will seek revenge for the martyrdom of Imad Mughnieh in a Damascus car bombing on February 12.

"The Israelis are worried as they should be because our blood will not be spilled in vain," said Nasrallah.

"Those who killed Mughnieh must be punished and must taste vengeance," Nasrallah said to the cheers of thousands of Hezbollah supporters.

He added that a poll conducted by clerics after Mughnieh's murder showed that nearly all Lebanese -- be they Sunni, Christian, Druze or Shiite -- wanted to see Israel disappear.

Nasrallah had threatened to wage "open war" against Israel after Mughnieh's martyrdom, prompting the Zionist regime to alert its citizens traveling abroad to exercise extreme caution for fear of reprisals.

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