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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considered that Israel and the Arab countries together face the greatest enemy of peace in the region, which is Iran, and also accused the Lebanese Hezbollah of storing weapons in a residential neighborhood in Beirut, which led the party to deny and accuse Israel of incitement.
In a videotaped address to the United Nations General Assembly, Netanyahu said: “Israel and the Arab countries are not united only for the sake of peace, we are united in the face of the greatest enemy of peace in the Middle East, Iran. “.
He added that Iran repeatedly attacks its neighbors and is involved by proxy in acts of violence in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Gaza and Lebanon.
Hezbollah charge
Netanyahu warned that an arms depot in the Jnah neighborhood in the southern suburbs of Beirut is “the place where the next explosion could occur”, following the August 4 explosion in the port of Beirut, which killed about 200 people and more than 6 thousand injured. .
Netanyahu showed a map of what he said was a “secret arms factory”, noting that it was located 50 meters from a gas station and a gas company.
“I tell the residents of the wing that they must act now. They have to protest against that, because if this thing explodes, it will be another tragedy,” Netanyahu added.
The Israeli prime minister addressed his speech to the Lebanese, saying: “Israel does not want you to do evil, unlike Iran, which, together with Hezbollah, has deliberately exposed you and your families to great danger.”
Netanyahu also called on the international community to insist that “Hezbollah stop using Lebanon and its citizens as human shields.”
Hezbollah responds
On the other hand, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah was quick to respond in a televised speech, saying that Netanyahu “aims to incite the Lebanese people against Hezbollah as usual.”
He added that Hezbollah does not place missiles in the Beirut port or near a gas station, and that it knows very well where the missiles should be placed, noting that Lebanon and Israel are officially in a state of war.
Hezbollah organized a media tour inside an iron manufacturing and smelting facility in the Jnah area, and the party’s media relations official, Muhammad Afif, said the purpose of the visit was to “refute the allegations. Israelis. “
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