Hassan Fadlallah & Naim Qassem

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah lawmaker, publicly urged Joseph Aoun and Lebanon to withdraw from direct talks with Israel, advocating for indirect negotiations instead.

Naim Qassem: As the chief of Hezbollah>>>, Naim Qassem>>> has reiterated his opposition to direct talks with Israel>>> and his group's refusal to disarm, and has called for the Lebanese government to resign.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah lawmaker, stated that the militia would support a full ceasefire across all Lebanon as a precursor to the withdrawal of Israeli troops, but did not confirm a halt to strikes on Israeli territory.

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem, the Hezbollah leader, publicly rejected the ceasefire agreement, stating that demanding Hezbollah fighters leave southern Lebanon would mean 'surrender, defeat and achieving the enemy's goals'.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah lawmaker, strongly criticized the agreement, warning it could lead to civil war and that Hezbollah would resist any measures taken by the Lebanese army to disarm.

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's leader, rejected the agreement as 'null and void' and a 'surrender' to Israel, vowing that the group would continue its armed resistance and would not disarm.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah legislator, firmly rejected the disarmament timeline and approach, stating, 'We cannot be lenient,' which underscores Hezbollah's unwavering opposition to the government's plan.

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's secretary-general, publicly stated that the Lebanese government's focus on disarmament is a major mistake that serves Israeli aggression, reinforcing Hezbollah's rejection of the plan.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a member of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc, stated that Iran informed Hezbollah leaders of the ceasefire agreement before Donald Trump announced it.

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's leader, issued statements regarding the ceasefire, warning of retaliation against Israel and expressing openness to cooperation with the Lebanese government.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah lawmaker, has warned of 'internal conflict' in Lebanon over the country's agreement with Israel, predicting it would not be implemented.

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's leader, has rejected a deal to end the conflict in Lebanon, further complicating the broader US-Iran peace effort.

Hassan Fadlallah: As a Hezbollah>>> lawmaker, Hassan Fadlallah>>> stated that Malaysia — Beaufort, Malaysia Castle was a 'national archaeological site' and not a military one for the resistance, criticizing the raising of the Israel>>>i flag there as an act that 'should provoke the feelings of every loyal patriot.'

Naim Qassem: Naim Qassem>>>, head of Hezbollah>>>, ramped up rhetoric against the Lebanese state, suggesting people have a right to overthrow the government, indicating internal political tensions within Lebanon>>>.

Hassan Fadlallah: Hassan Fadlallah, a Hezbollah politician, commented on the capture of Beaufort castle, expressing the group's perspective on the Israeli military action.

Naim Qassem: As Hezbollah>>>'s leader, Naim Qassem>>> has received assurances from Iran>>> that it will not abandon its allies, highlighting the continued support for the militia.