Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah: Hezbollah Will Displace Millions of Israelis in Next War on Lebanon

Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah warned the Israeli enemy on Friday of any possible war that may be imposed on Lebanon, stressing that the Zionist home front is not immune to wars anymore, and that all the threats waged by a number of Zionist officials lately are part of the psychological war that "we have become accustomed to since the establishment of this entity."
Speaking at the celebration marking the founding of Imam Mahdi Scouts in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, Sayyed Nasrallah addressed the Israelis, urging them to realize that they have a defeated army that cannot deter the Resistance capabilities.
"You are admitting in this drill that you have a defeated army by saying fully and in details that the resistance is able to reach all the areas where the exercises are taking place," his eminence said, noting that the enemy leadership and people know this fact very well, stressing that the recent Zionist threats will have no effect on Hezbollah.
"Hezbollah is not preoccupied by the Qalamoun battles. Qalamoun has nothing to do with this matter," he said, urging the Lebanese not to become afraid of these threats.
Sayyed Nasrallah made it clear that the "time in which Israelis destroyed our homes and maintained their homes has ended in 2006," and what is going to happen in the future will be more significant than the July war 2006, threatening the Israelis that Hezbollah will displace their settlers in case the enemy entity imposes a possible war on Lebanon in the future.
"I clearly say to Israel: the Resistance threatens to displace millions of Israelis in the next war if imposed on Lebanon," his eminence warned.
Touching upon Arsal and Qalamoun battles in the border areas between Lebanon and Syria, Sayyed Nasrallah reviewed how the Lebanese domestic politics tackled the security situation in the area, underlying that Hezbollah was clear from the very beginning and didn't say that he will enter the town of Arsal.
"We always used to say that this town [Arsal] has been occupied and its liberation is the responsibility of the Lebanese state and army," Sayyed Nasrallah stated, adding that the Lebanese people "are hopeful that the army would bear this great national responsibility."