Qassem: The Resistance Will Continue Until Our Last Breath
4/10/2026 3:17:44 PM
Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem affirmed that “the resistance will continue until our last breath,” calling on officials to “stop making free concessions.”
He added in a message to the Lebanese: “We as a state, army, people and resistance protect our country, restore its sovereignty and expel the occupier, and their threats and weapons will not intimidate us because we are the people of this land and we have the faith, the will and the capability to prevent them from achieving their goals.”
Qassem continued: “The Israeli enemy has failed on the battlefield and was unable to carry out a ground invasion, and was surprised by the resistance’s tactics, the flexibility of the fighters’ movements and their defensive capabilities and legendary courage. The enemy resorted to bloody criminality on Wednesday in Beirut, Dahiyeh, the South, the Bekaa and Mount Lebanon, targeting civilians in neighborhoods, villages and towns across the country to cover its failure on the battlefield,” noting that “mobilizing one hundred thousand Israeli soldiers will not help the enemy occupy, but they will turn into corpses and remains.”
He said: “The fighters on the frontlines are an impenetrable barrier that has shattered the Zionists’ dreams and ambitions.”
He also stressed that “our Lebanese people are far stronger and more resilient than they think, and the displaced have set an example of pride and high morale.”
He added in a message to the Lebanese: “We as a state, army, people and resistance protect our country, restore its sovereignty and expel the occupier, and their threats and weapons will not intimidate us because we are the people of this land and we have the faith, the will and the capability to prevent them from achieving their goals.”
Qassem continued: “The Israeli enemy has failed on the battlefield and was unable to carry out a ground invasion, and was surprised by the resistance’s tactics, the flexibility of the fighters’ movements and their defensive capabilities and legendary courage. The enemy resorted to bloody criminality on Wednesday in Beirut, Dahiyeh, the South, the Bekaa and Mount Lebanon, targeting civilians in neighborhoods, villages and towns across the country to cover its failure on the battlefield,” noting that “mobilizing one hundred thousand Israeli soldiers will not help the enemy occupy, but they will turn into corpses and remains.”
He said: “The fighters on the frontlines are an impenetrable barrier that has shattered the Zionists’ dreams and ambitions.”
He also stressed that “our Lebanese people are far stronger and more resilient than they think, and the displaced have set an example of pride and high morale.”