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Source: Hadath.net
General Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, paid a secret visit to Lebanon to meet with the Secretary General of the Hezbollah militia, Hassan Nasrallah, according to the Lebanese newspaper “L’Orient Le Jour.”
The purpose of the visit, according to the newspaper, is to ask Nasrallah not to provoke Israel at this delicate stage.
Secretary General of the Hezbollah militia, Hassan Nasrallah
Qaani stressed, during his meeting with senior political and security officials of the Hezbollah militia, that no action should be taken that could end a growing tension with Israel, with the aim of “not taking advantage of this Israeli tension to launch a expanded military operation “.
With the assassination of prominent Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, there is concern in the region about Iranian retaliation, after Tehran accused Israel of being behind the murder in the world.
A senior Lebanese Hezbollah official said: “Iran’s response to the assassination of Fakhrizadeh will be the same, and despite this, Tehran has no intention of taking military action against Israel through Lebanon or Syria.”
The repercussions of Fakhrizadeh’s assassination have weighed on the Hezbollah militia and its popular incubator.
Hezbollah flag and an image of Nasrallah in a village in southern Lebanon
In this context, the “Times of Israel” magazine confirmed the growing security concerns among the Lebanese militia against its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, adding that the latter canceled his movements after his security team advised him to remain in his place. .
The “Times of Israel” described Nasrallah as “Israel’s easy target for years,” and he is likely to be next on the list of American and Israeli targets.
In this context, sources close to Hezbollah confirmed the declaration of general alert, especially in the villages that are considered to be within the incubation environment of the party, adding that Nasrallah met with his field leaders and gave his instructions in anticipation of any operation. military that Israel could launch that awaits an Iranian response.
The same sources noted that Hezbollah has monitored unusual movements and infiltration operations almost daily, while the Israeli army continues its combing operations. However, the party “is watching without moving because the green light has not yet been given,” he said, especially since any response will be deliberate because it will provoke a war that will seriously inflame the region.
This comes amid diplomatic fears that the situation will flare up again in southern Lebanon and the 2006 scenario will recover.
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