The Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said on Saturday that the Zionist entity's goal in the war in Gaza is to tell "the Palestinians to forget your land, your prisoners, and your sanctities, which are being destroyed in Gaza, addressing Lebanon and saying look, people of Lebanon, what is happening in Gaza because it resisted and rebelled," according to him.

This speech by Hassan Nasrallah came on the anniversary of "Martyr's Day," his second since the aggression on the Gaza Strip began on November 7 last year.

Nasrallah said in his speech, "This day is Hezbollah Martyr's Day, and we mean every martyr from the first martyr since the start of the resistance movement to the last martyr who was laid to rest."

Nasrallah also spoke about the entity and the war in Gaza, saying: "The enemy is inflicting losses on itself, including that its brutal and barbaric nature is becoming clearer to the world," according to him.

The Secretary-General of Hezbollah pointed out that "the most important thing is the change of global public opinion and the exposure of the falsehood of Zionist claims."

He also added, "The occupier is the one who must despair and must know that from the fragments of the martyrs and children, generations and generations of resistance will arise, stronger in faith, fiercer in battle, and determined to resist this occupier and remove it from existence."

Nasrallah continued, saying: "The aggression, war crimes, and brutality in the narrow besieged area under bombardment since October 7 has no sanctity for anything; the strange thing about the crimes of this aggression is the blatant and shameless attacks on hospitals under flimsy pretexts, and these large numbers of martyrs, most of whom are children and women."

He also said, "This expresses an unlimited spirit of revenge, and one of the main goals the enemy wants is to subjugate not only the people of Gaza but also the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples and the peoples of the region, and to crush the will to demand legitimate rights."

He said that "the one who can stop this aggression is America, which is managing this aggression, and no one in the world supports the continuation of the aggression except the American administration and those attached to the American administration," according to him.

The Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, continued that the Palestinian people are not asking for the sending of Arab and Islamic armies to liberate their lands.

He also confirmed, "The Palestinian people are waiting for the Arab-Islamic summit to stand as one man and to raise a cry in the face of the American administration to stop the war on Gaza."

He pointed out that resistance operations in Lebanon against the Israeli enemy will escalate quantitatively and qualitatively, noting that "the resistance front will remain pressuring."

Nasrallah also added in his speech, "The general stance in Lebanon is helpful, good, and strong, making Lebanon's front strong. I again commend the heroic resistance fighters and praise the direct supportive environment that bears the burden of this confrontation, the burden of sacrificing martyrs, and the burden of displacement from the frontline villages, and the general stance in Lebanon that is in solidarity with Gaza."

Nasrallah said, “For the first time, we have used attack drones and for the first time, we used the volcano rocket weighing half a ton. You can imagine the extent of the losses… The operations carried out, whether in retaliation with Katyushas or with drones, are deeper than before; we are at a certain escalation and this was necessitated by the battle and the related escalation ongoing in Gaza and Lebanon."

He concluded, "We pledge to all our martyrs to continue on this path to preserve their goals and accumulate their achievements to reach the coming victory, which is coming, coming."