Sheikh Qassem: Reconstruction is not a favor from anyone, and we will not accept blackmail under this pretext.
Qassem: Lebanon cannot move forward under US guardianship, and the US must respect the Lebanese people’s will for independence and non-interference in its affairs.
Sheikh Qassem: They say they are linking reconstruction to disarmament, we say we are the ones linking weapons to reconstruction.
Sheikh Qassem: Moving to the second phase requires implementing the first phase, which includes the withdrawal of “Israel,” an end to its aggression, and the actual start of reconstruction.
Sheikh Qassem: Hezbollah has fulfilled its responsibilities; let “Israel” fulfill its own, and let the Lebanese state fulfill its own.
Qassem: We will not discuss the details of the defensive strategy in the media, nor will we preempt the principles that will be agreed upon once we sit at the dialogue table.
Sheikh Qassem: Let “Israel” withdraw and stop its aggressions, including its air violations, as an important step toward engaging in discussions on the defensive strategy.
Sheikh Qassem: When we are invited to dialogue, we will be ready, but not under the pressure of occupation.
Sheikh Qassem: There was an exchange of messages with the President of the Republic regarding the implementation of the agreement south of the Litani, and the messages were positive and will remain so.
Sheikh Qassem: The second principle stipulates that any dialogue serves to leverage the strength of the resistance and its weapons in any defensive strategy.
Disney's Snow White: Is the hate campaign against Rachel Zegler the unfairest of them all?
When Disney’s Snow White flopped, Hollywood quickly found a scapegoat: Rachel Zegler. Media outlets like Variety pushed the narrative that her pro-Palestine stance alienated audiences, while Gal Gadot, a former IOF soldier who has openly defended "Israel’s" war on Gaza, faced no backlash for starring in the same film. The industry’s bias is glaring: Those who speak for Palestine are punished, while those who defend an apartheid regime remain untouchable. But audiences are taking notice, and the growing boycotts against Hollywood’s complicity in "Israel's" genocide on Gaza are clear proof that the tide is turning.