Hezbollah leader Mahmoud Qamati stressed the necessity of the Israeli occupation forces' immediate and unconditional withdrawal from all Lebanese territories. Qamati explained in media statements that the occupation has no right to impose withdrawal mechanisms or determine its conditions, considering Lebanese sovereignty non-negotiable under military pressure.
Qamati pointed out that the occupation army is facing severe field dilemmas in several strategic border points, especially in Ali Al-Taher Hill and the vicinity of Arnoun Castle, in addition to the areas of Hadatha and Zawtar. He added that these military complexities make the occupation seek a way out that ensures it saves face after failing to achieve its declared field objectives.
Regarding security arrangements, the leader affirmed that the Lebanese army is the only party authorized to assume deployment and security tasks in the areas evacuated by the occupation. Qamati categorically rejected the idea of turning the South into experimental areas or giving the enemy an opportunity to impose a new security reality that serves its interests at the expense of Lebanese national sovereignty.
Qamati considered that Israel's insistence on establishing a so-called 'security zone' is not due to defensive fears, but rather part of a broader Zionist strategic project aimed at controlling areas adjacent to the borders. He saw that this plan extends to include the occupation of parts of Syria and the control of the Gaza Strip and the displacement of West Bank residents within a comprehensive aggressive vision for the region.
He explained that the occupation fully realizes that its presence in these areas will not provide security guarantees for its settlements in the North, but will rather increase the attrition of its forces. He affirmed that the resistance is closely monitoring Israeli movements and dealing with them according to field data that has proven the failure of the theory of absolute military superiority in the face of guerrilla warfare.
Regarding the cards of strength that Hezbollah possesses, Qamati said that the party relies on two main pillars: the strength of the resistance in the field and the regional political track. In this context, he referred to movements and diplomacy taking place in capitals such as Islamabad and Switzerland aimed at formulating understandings that guarantee Lebanese rights.
Qamati revealed the existence of regional power factors supporting the resistance's position, including the ability to influence vital waterways such as the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab. He also noted that Iranian military support remains a standing and available option if the occupation decides to go towards a comprehensive escalation that exceeds the currently established rules.
Despite acknowledging the occupation's possession of a massive military machine, Qamati stressed that the resistance has developed effective elements of strength capable of harming the enemy. He affirmed that human losses among the occupation soldiers are the biggest price the entity pays, especially with the increasing effectiveness of kamikaze drone attacks and guided missiles.
Qamati concluded his speech by referring to the 'Ali Al-Taher Hill' model, which exhausted the capabilities of the occupation army for a full week despite its use of all land and air capabilities. He considered that this field steadfastness is the strongest message confirming that the option of resistance is the only way to impose withdrawal and protect Lebanese territories from expansionist ambitions.
Israel does not want to withdraw but faces military dilemmas in several border locations and needs to exit while saving face.
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Qamati: The occupation must withdraw from Lebanon unconditionally, and the resistance is betting on regional equations