Sayyed Nasrallah Delivers Wednesday Televised Speech on Hezbollah Marty Day
Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah is scheduled to deliver a speech to mark the Martyr Day on Wednesday at 20:30 (Beirut Time).
The speech is going to tackle the latest political developments and events, including the normalization deals with the Zionist enemy, the military drills of the Israeli occupation army and the situation on Lebanon’s southern border.
Hezbollah Martyr Day refers to the anniversary of the martyrdom bombing operation carried out by martyr Ahmad Kassir who detonated the headquarters of the Israeli military command in southern Lebanon in 1982.
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