Israeli fighter jets flew over Beirut during a speech by Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the Iran-backed terrorist group Hezbollah, in which he vowed revenge for recent attacks that killed dozens of Hezbollah members. The IAF's show of force aimed to embarrass Nasrallah amidst his vows to continue fighting Israel.
The Israeli Air Force buzzed Beirut during a speech by Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Iranian-backed terror group Hezbollah , in which he vowed revenge for a wave of pager and walkie-talkie attacks over the previous two days.
The rotund Hezbollah leader vowed revenge, acknowledging that the terror organization had suffered a heavy blow but vowing to continue fighting Israel, and to thwart Israel’s goal of restoring 60,500 Israeli civilians to their homes. “The Israeli effort has largely been thwarted,” Nasrallah says. “We will probe what happened,” he adds, adding that an investigation committee has been established.“We tell Netanyahu, Gallant and the Israeli people: We will not stop our attacks as long as the enemy does not halt its war in Gaza.”
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