Hezbollah vowed to break the “Yellow Line” through resistance, confirming that it will not disarm.

Sheikh Naim Qassem gave a televised speech declaring that Hezbollah would issue a strong response, should the US and Israel move forward with their planned aggression against the Islamic Republic.

In a speech broadcast on August 25, the Hezbollah leader suggested that the group may return to combat against Israel if the disarmament plan proceeds.

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

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

Hezbollah has inflicted considerable military losses on Israel, which obliged the US to press Netanyahu for a ceasefire deal.

For Hezbollah and Hamas, US Democrats and Republicans are two sides of the same coin as they have both provided unlimited support to Israel, and sought to create a “New Middle East”.

Just one month after several of its top leaders were assassinated by Israel, the Lebanese resistance group has demonstrated its resilience and bounced back from the significant setbacks.

Israel has adopted the assassination of resistance leaders as an approach for decades. However, resistance within the region has grown stronger and more ubiquitous than ever.

The warning comes days after Israeli forces shot down three drones launched by Hezbollah towards the Karish gas field, 80 kilometers off the coast of Haifa, allegedly on a reconnaissance mission