Hassan Fadlallah, a member of the Lebanese parliament and a senior official in Hezbollah, said on Tuesday that "the resistance will remain and continue" after the end of its war with Israel, amid anticipation of an imminent announcement of a ceasefire in Lebanon.

Reuters quoted Fadlallah as saying, "The resistance is part of a national equation whose title is the army, the people, and the resistance," and that the Israeli war could not break the bonds of this equation.

The Hezbollah MP explained that "the evidence for this is that when the Israeli hostilities against Lebanon end, the resistance that was fighting on the ground is the same one that will work to contribute to helping its people return and rebuild."

He added that "the resistance is one, whether in the field of military confrontation or in the field of collecting the effects of aggression," including helping displaced Lebanese return to their villages and rebuilding areas destroyed by Israeli attacks in cooperation with state institutions and others.

A member of the Loyalty to the Resistance bloc stated that Hezbollah's health, social and development institutions are ready "for the next day, and will coordinate with the Lebanese state to house the displaced, remove rubble from the affected areas, bury the victims and assist in reconstruction."

Fadlallah pointed out that Lebanon is going through "dangerous and sensitive" hours before the expected announcement of a ceasefire, due to the intensive attacks by the Israeli army this afternoon on Beirut and its southern suburbs.

"At the same time, we are facing a historic ground failure for the Israeli army, which has not been able to impose its control over the areas it tried to advance into," the Hezbollah official said.

Fadlallah explained that the Israeli army was "expelled" from positions and was unable to control the Khiyam area, and its tanks were destroyed there today, in addition to repelling an Israeli force that tried to infiltrate the Litani River "whose concern was to take a picture on the basis of: photograph and run!", according to what Reuters reported.