Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed on Tuesday that Hezbollah’s intended replacement of its former leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed late last month, has also been 'taken out.' Netanyahu emphasized that Hezbollah is currently weaker than it has been in many years, attributing this to the degradation of Hezbollah’s capabilities and the elimination of key terrorist figures.
Netanyahu accused Iran of exerting control over Lebanon to further its own interests, turning the country into a stockpile of weapons and ammunition for Hezbollah, which he described as an Iranian military base on Israel’s border. He urged the people of Lebanon to take back their country and free it from Hezbollah’s influence to pave the way for peace and prosperity.
