Existential struggle

Arab capitals are deluding themselves if they think that they will be immune to the Israeli colony’s plans to control the Arab region and dominate its political, security and economic decisions. Its program is moving towards this plan in a gradual, multi-stage manner.

First: It seeks to control the entire land of Palestine through successive cumulative steps: A- Unified Jerusalem as the capital of the colony, B- The Palestinian West Bank, Judea and Samaria, i.e. part of the map of the colony, C- Working to Judaize, Israelize and Hebraize Jerusalem and the Palestinian West Bank, D- Reducing the number of Palestinian residents through forced and voluntary displacement through studied and prepared programs, E- Gradually ending the Palestinian Authority, undermining its position by feeding and maintaining manifestations of division, and waiting for the departure of the Palestinian president.

Second: Weakening Lebanon, ending Hezbollah’s influence, fueling Lebanese divisions, and strengthening the influence of political forces allied with the American and European West, which adapt to Israeli realities.

Third: Weakening Syria and continuing to feed divisions within it with its internal wars.

Fourth: Weakening Iraq and tearing it apart between Arabs and Kurds and between Sunnis and Shiites.

Fifth: Normalizing Israeli-Gulf relations.

Sixth: Confronting Iranian influence and confronting its allies from Arab parties and organizations.

Hezbollah, in its initiative to side with Palestine, does not only aim to support and back the Palestinian resistance, its steadfastness, and thwart the Israeli expansion project on the land of Palestine, but also aims to undermine and thwart the Israeli expansion project to control and expand at the expense of Lebanon and its Arab surroundings. The motives for the Israeli-Lebanese clash are exposed to both parties, to both sides of the conflict.

The Jordanian leadership has the understanding and awareness, and has exposed the plan of Israeli expansionist ambitions in the entire region, and for this reason it is working to thwart the Israeli endeavor that targets Jordan from two aspects: first: the expulsion and displacement of the Palestinians towards Jordan, and second: weakening Jordan’s position so that it becomes smaller in front of the Israeli program and submits to it.

The battle in Lebanon is an extension of the battle in Palestine, and the colony’s conflict with the resistance factions is not motivated by ideology, or a struggle for influence, or an Israeli-Iranian conflict as Netanyahu wants to call it, but rather it is, as he described it: “a struggle for existence.”

This existential struggle is what explains the speeches of King Abdullah, the Emir of Qatar, the Palestinian, Algerian and Egyptian presidents before the United Nations General Assembly, each in his own way and understanding, but flowing into one stream: the cause of tension, wars and instability in our Arab world and our Arab region is the existence of the Israeli colony and its expansionist plans at the expense of the Arabs, their countries, their dignity and the unity of their components on the path to restoring their heritage and history and ending the fragmentation of the unity of their land and nationality.

The conflict in our region is truly an existential conflict: to be a unified nation facing one enemy, the colony, or not to be.

Hezbollah understands its own motives and the motives of the colony, and that is why it works and fights with the Palestinian people.