Lebanese resistance vows to punish the Israeli enemy for its crime against the Lebanese people

Arab Newsfeature

Beirut (ST) – The Lebanese resistance confirmed that it will continue its operations to support the Palestinian people in Gaza, vowing to punish the Israeli enemy for the crime it committed yesterday against the Lebanese people, through the cyber aggression and the detonation of communication devices.

The resistance said in a statement on Wednesday that “it will continue today, as in all the past days, its blessed operations to support Gaza, its people and its resistance, and to defend Lebanon, its people and its sovereignty.

This path of resistance will continue and it is separate from the inevitable punishment that the criminal enemy must await for its massacre on Tuesday in Lebanon, the resistance added.

The resistance explained that “what happened yesterday will increase our determination and insistence to continue on the path of resistance, and we are absolutely certain of victory,” expressing its condolences to the families of the martyrs who were martyred yesterday on the southern front or those who were killed in the treacherous and widespread aggression through the bombing of communication devices “Pagers”.

Aourwa Deep

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