Hezbollah deputy head: Israel does not have ability to survive

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Publish Date: 11:10 - 12 July 2020
Sunday, 12 July 2020 _A high-ranking official with the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement has dismissed US President Donald Trump's controversial proposal for “peace” between the Israeli regime and Palestinians, dubbed “the deal of the century,” stating that the initiative obliges the Palestinians to bequeath their own land.

Hezbollah deputy head: Israel does not have ability to surviveThe so-called deal of the century is a stillborn plan ever since it was released [in late January], because it is unilateral and part of the international injustice campaign against Palestinians. Palestinians’ united front together with international consensus will frustrate the proposal,” Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem said as he addressed a virtual forum called “United against the Deal of the Century and Annexation Plan” on Saturday.

“Since the Occupation set foot on the land of Palestine, with British sponsorship and supervision, division has been pervasive, and Palestine and the entire region has lived in a state of turmoil, confrontation, aggression and criminality,” he said.

The senior Hezbollah official added, “It has been the resistance of the Palestinian people and the sacrifices of their martyrs and fighters that have prevented the demarcation of the borders of the usurping regime, and safeguarded the rights of Palestinian generations.”“It is now a proven fact that Israel does not have the ability to survive, and that its existence depends merely on international injustice and support of the United States and major powers,” Sheikh Qassem added.

Sheikh Qassem then called for unison among all Palestinian political factions, saying, “Israel cannot achieve what it wants when the ultimate goal is to resist occupation and liberate Palestine.”

The deal of the century envisions Jerusalem al-Quds as “Israel’s undivided capital” and allows the Tel Aviv regime to annex settlements in the occupied West Bank and Jordan Valley. The plan also denies Palestinian refugees the right of return to their homeland, among other controversial terms.

Trump’s plan has triggered waves of protest around the globe.

Many Palestinians believe the Israeli plans to annex one-third of the already illegally occupied West Bank, including parts of the strategic Jordan Valley, is only a formality and a de facto Israeli occupation of their land has been under way for many years.

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