Nasrallah: He who is capable of disarming the resistance by force, let him come

Hezbollah Chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah confirmed on Thursday his readiness to discuss a national defense strategy, adding that “if no agreement was reached on the issue of arms let the issue be postponed.”  

Nasrallah spoke live on Thursday during a graduation ceremony at the Dawrat al-Nour school for reading and writing education.

“They table issues such as the resistance’s arms; it seems like they cannot build a state without first solving the arms issue, they cannot settle administrative corruption without solving the arms issue. This is unrealistic. Certain parties are obligated to the West and the U.S. to solve this issue at any expense,” he said.

Nasrallah elaborated "he who is capable of disarming the resistance by force, let him come."

Commenting on the Syrian issue, Nasrallah stressed the importance of reaching a political solution for the crisis and steer clear of violence and the use of arms.   

Highlighting the importance of education, Nasrallah said that it is in some Arab regimes and rulers’ interest to have “illiterate” people that are unaware of the surrounding events.

The Hezbollah chief added that drugs invasion of schools is an evitable reality of everyday life that should not become a divisive issue.

Nasrallah added that it is not permissible to bicker over “an issue or two”, thereby obstructing the country.