Nasrallah: We will not accept any imposed conditions on dialogue

Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday that Hezbollah is wronged when accused of being behind the political assassinations that took over Lebanon. “These accusations are unfounded,” he said, pointing out that the party is keen on preserving civil peace.         

In a speech held on the 10th day of Muharram aka Day of Ashura at Sayyed Shohada's compound in Beirut's southern suburbs, he said that the party is ready to heed the call for dialogue on November 29. “We will not accept any imposed conditions in regards to the dialogue,” he said.         

Addressing Israelis, Nasrallah said “The confrontation with us will extend from the Lebanee borders to Eilat on the Jordanian border. “The phenomenon of terrifying Israel is long gone; some people are still haunted by the fears they had dozens of years ago,” he said.         

Regionally, Nasrallah said that the Syrian people, military and even existence are wronged, calling on all parties to spare no effort to put an end to the bloodshed.          

Nasrallah warned all those who consider Israel as a friend, considering them as Israel’s servants. “Day after day, I am becoming more certain that Iran is the friend of all Arabs and Muslims,” he said.       

On Palestine, he said “It is our main cause and it will remain so.”