Analysis of Middle East Political Tensions

I follow the Arab media closely, that's where I pick up what I pick up.

They're afraid of you,

they're afraid of you. I want to tell you, it paralyzes them.

They see what happened in Gaza, they see what happened in Lebanon, they see what

happened in Iran.

The name Netanyahu brings

fear there.

It's not— not by chance that they all openly say Iran,

Hezbollah, Hamas, Mansour Abbas, Mahmoud Abbas, all of them

say we need to bring down Netanyahu's government.

Someone on one of the Lebanese channels said they need to make a statue of

Netanyahu in every Arab city that doesn't want

Iran, Iran to take it over. That's how far it goes.

We have many voters in Iran, we have many voters among the Druze

in Suwayda, and we also have many, many,

many in Lebanon, because they want, they want life, they need to get rid of Hezbollah.

Who will get rid of Hezbollah? Gadi Eisenkot, who said we need to make an agreement with Nasrallah?

Nasrallah is no longer here. We took care of that. He said the same thing about Gaza.

He said we need to make a deal with Sinwar. Sinwar could leave for a villa

in Qatar, but we're leaving the Strip. Salvation will not come from there.

We have a simple choice: victory or defeat, revival

or collapse. We are done falling. We rose like a lion, and there is still work

to complete. Who will complete it? Not them, only us.