“Great War” to be the end of the Zionist regime

Tehran (qodsna)- In this meeting which held at the office of Iran based Society In Defense of Palestinian Nation (SDPN), Salah Fass, the representative of Amal Lebanon Movement in Tehran, and an ally of Lebanon's Hezbollah, along with the former cultural attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Lebanon, Dr. Abbas Khameyar, talked about the recent developments in southern Lebanon (the Zionist regime's border encroachments in the Shebaa Farms and the Kfarchouba, and the tents of Lebanon's Hezbollah in the village of Al-Ghajar, etc.).

Recent events and developments , including setting up of military tents by Hezbollah on the borders, the removing spy cameras of Zionist regime, etc., are a piece of the puzzle, and we must think about the last piece that completes the picture of the puzzle, and for this we return to the 33-day war. The 33-day war was the origin of new developments in the region and a unique and completely new phenomenon that introduced the word “retreat” and “withdraw” in the literature of the enemy, for the first time, Khameyar said.  

Before the 33-day war, it was unprecedented for Israel to retreat, he said, adding that the 33-day war stopped Israel's advance from the Nile to the Euphrates and changed the equations.

The 33-day war took place in two dimensions, one was a military dimension and the other was a psychological war. The achievement of the 33-day war was an unprecedented increase in the deterrence power of the resistance, which is considered a masterpiece, and this is the greatest danger for the Zionists, Khameyar added.

He went on to say that Al-Harb Al-Kobra (Great War) is happening and will be the final war for destruction of the temporary regime. This undeniable war will mark the end of the Zionist regime. This war is neither an ideal nor a wish but a reality.

Meanwhile, Salah Fass, the representative of Amal Lebanon Movement in Tehran, pointed to the important periods of Lebanese history said that “In the past, the Lebanese government did not care about the southern regions of the country and the Shiites, and the percentage of the budget allocated for the Shiite regions was much smaller than the Sunni and Christian regions. Social discrimination was so great that Lebanese Shiites were employed in low jobs and did not have the least privilege to find government jobs.

For more than 60 years, Israel was known as an invincible army, but since 1982, it’s deterrence power has decreased , and despite Israel's equipment being more advanced than in 1982, Lebanon's Hezbollah was able to bring this well-equipped Zionist army to its knees, he added.