In an interview published on Monday, Nasrallah said the danger of the Syrian government fall has ended, as we passed the danger of partitioning. He also noted that the military option has failed, adding that the Syrian battle’s aim is not making democracy or justice or fighting corruption, but changing the position of Syria, and the offers President Bashar al-Assad received more than once prove this.
He said that the majority of states today are speaking of a political solution. He predicted that the Russian position will get tougher in the next stage, Al-Manar reported.
Nasrallah also expressed confidence in the course of events in the south of Syria and on its northern border, saying the developments in Syria came to achieve the most important Israeli choices after July 2006 defeat, but the field developments made them more worrisome and their eyes turned on the Galilee, that is not to mention the Israeli concern of Iran which is increasing day after day.
Nasrallah stressed the importance of cohesion among the resistance mass and community, saying, “We do not face a problem with our mass about our involvement in Syria, on the contrary, some of those who were hesitant have now made their choice to support us.”
He also reiterated his comprehensive view on the so-called “Arab Spring”, and said that he had heard years before the developments on the Arab arena debate about the division of a number of Arab countries.