The few months of Al-Sharaa administration’s rule saw firm actions in retaliation for alleged attacks attributed to Hezbollah and pro-Assad supporters, and complete inaction towards Israel’s recurrent aggression.

The aerial attacks followed dozens of violations committed by Israel in Lebanon that jeopardized the already-fragile ceasefire deal.

The last few days marked the worst cross-border conflict between the two countries since the fall of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad.

By attending the funeral, the massive crowds showcased their support to the resistance and defiance to the Israeli occupation.

Iranians paid homage to former Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine, assassinated by Israel last year.

Israel has violated the ceasefire deal with Hezbollah on numerous occasions and now threatens it further by refusing to withdraw on the agreed-upon deadline.

The funeral will be held after a five-month delay caused by Israel’s perpetuated aggression on Lebanon.

Israel threatened Lebanese displaced people not to return to their home regions in southern Lebanon after the deadline of its 60-day ceasefire deal with Hezbollah expired.

Since the ceasefire deal took effect last November, IOF has committed repeated violations which have resulted in the death of civilians and extensive destruction.

The election highlights Hezbollah’s continued political power in Lebanon, and ends over two years of political gridlock.

The leader also emphasized that Iran does not have proxy forces in the region, but that its allies fight because of their belief in resisting oppression.

Ayatollah Khamenei accused the US and Israel of driving Syria’s crisis while expressing hope that Syrian youth will liberate all occupied territories and strengthen resistance against imperialism in the region