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Archival: In 2006, Hezbollah hit an Israeli warship with an Iranian‑supplied missile, killing four IDF sailors; it happened live on air, with Hezbollah’s Secretary General announcing it as it occurred.

Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem

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Do problems in Lebanon Benefit Israel?

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The BBC - 2019 - 3/4

Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem

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“What if Israel/US attacked Iran?”

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Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem

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“Israel only understands the language of weapons.”

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The BBC - 2019 - 2/4 (corrected version)

This is how the Saudi/UAE-backed Yemeni leadership spoke with Hamas’ then-leader and co-founder Khaled Mashal, reflecting a broadly similar, stance shared by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Yemen toward Hamas leadership.

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Hezbollah’s Naim Qassem adresses Netanyahu’s threats: “When my time comes, no one can prevent it.”

Hamas co-founder and leader abroad Khaled Mashal on Alliance with Iran:

“Iran was the only country that offered us help; no Sunni country did.

We were knocking on the doors of North African Countries, Gulf States, Saudi Arabia.

Tehran used to invite us for back to back visits” — Archive

Archival: Saddam Hussein sentenced to death, November 5, 2006.

During a previous meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and the country’s Shia leadership following the fall of the Assad regime, people familiar with the meeting told Al Mayadeen that al-Sharaa spoke positively about Hassan Nasrallah because of his aggressive stance toward Palestine.