Wounded from the “Pager Explosions” Join the Fight Against Occupation in Lebanon (Watch)

Hezbollah has released a powerful video showcasing its wounded fighters from the “Pager Explosions” actively participating in operations against the Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon.

The video, titled “Despite the Wounds… Present on the Battlefield”, features several injured members of the group with visible injuries to their eyes and hands as they assist in preparing rockets and ammunition for battle.

Unwavering Resolve Despite Injuries

One of the fighters, still undergoing treatment in the hospital, shared a defiant message:

“We will continue until the very last moment. God willing, if I can regain vision in even one eye, I will be the first to join the fight in the south.”

This sentiment exemplifies the resilience and determination of Hezbollah’s fighters, who see their injuries not as a limitation but as a motivation to persevere in their resistance.

Historical Context: A Message of Steadfastness

The video also included an excerpt from a historic speech by the late Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah following the “Pager Explosion.” In his address, Nasrallah boldly declared:

“You will face hundreds of those who were wounded on Tuesday and Wednesday. These individuals are now even more determined to resist, confront, fight, and exhaust you.”

These words resonate deeply with the fighters’ ongoing commitment to the cause, portraying them as symbols of steadfastness and sacrifice in the face of aggression.

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Symbol of Resistance in Southern Lebanon

The participation of injured fighters in active operations serves as a testament to the spirit of resistance within Hezbollah. It underscores a message that injuries and adversity will not deter them from defending Lebanon’s sovereignty and opposing the Israeli occupation.

This latest video is not only a rallying cry for their cause but also a reminder of the enduring struggle and sacrifices being made by resistance groups in their fight against oppression and occupation.