Hassan Nasrallah, head of the Lebanese military, Hezbollah, has given a speech on the ongoing Israeli aggression in the Palestinian Gaza Strip. In his speech, he called upon the Arab and Muslim countries to work together to stop the Gaza war. Al Jazeera.

On October 7, the conflict started anew with a surprise operation by Hamas. In response to Hamas attacks, Israel began indiscriminate airstrikes on its controlled Gaza Strip the next day. which is still ongoing.

As of Friday (November 3), more than 9,000 innocent Palestinians have been killed. More than 20,000 were injured. Hezbollah is also involved in this conflict between Hamas and Israel.

Since the beginning, the group has been attacking various positions of the Israeli forces. The head of Hezbollah addressed the conflict for the first time since the conflict began on Friday (November 3).

In addition to Hamas' campaign, Hezbollah's role in the conflict, he talked about various issues. However, he did not say anything about Hezbollah's next steps or strategy in this war.

Hassan Nasrullah began his speech by offering prayers and supplications for the dead fighters and civilians of various groups fighting with Hezbollah and Israel.

"I begin by expressing my deepest condolences to the families of the victims here in Lebanon and at the same time we congratulate those among you whose loved ones have achieved the honor of martyrdom," he said.

The head of Hezbollah also expressed his condolences to the families of those killed in Gaza and the occupied West Bank in the Israeli attack. Then Hassan Nasrullah spoke about the attack by Hamas. He said the war has expanded to several fronts following Hamas's operations inside Israel.

The Hezbollah chief called the war "an unrelenting war on a humanitarian, moral and religious level". He said, "Our real strength in this fight lies in our strong faith, unwavering conviction, our dedication and commitment to achieve our goals." The Hezbollah chief called this war "an unceasing war at the human, moral and religious levels." He said, in this struggle, 'our real strength lies in our strong faith, steadfast conviction, our devotion and commitment to achieve our goals.' 

Saudi is collecting funds for the devastated Gaza

Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have started collecting funds for the Gaza Strip devastated by Israel's constant airstrikes. On Thursday (November 2), Saudi aid agency KSRelief launched a campaign to collect relief for Gazans on its associated Sahem platform.

According to a report by Saudi Gazette, King Salman and Prince Mohammed announced a large amount of support at the beginning of the fundraising. King Salman started this campaign by donating 3 crore and Prince Salman 2 crore Saudi Riyals.

Advisor to the Saudi Royal Court and supervisor of KSRelief General Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabiyyah said, "The fund will be collected through multiple channels, including the Sahem application of the Sahem platform and bank accounts.

Al-Rabiyyah also said, "Saudi launched this campaign to stand by Palestine during this crisis." Saudi humanitarian and development assistance to the Palestinians has never stopped.

In addition, Al-Rabiyyah expressed gratitude and praise to the guardian of the two holy mosques of Saudi Arabia and the crown prince, and said, "Saudi is at the top of the countries that provide assistance to the Palestinians."