Hezbollah’s New Chief Defiant on War Even as Biden Ramps Up Quest for Cease-Fire
‘Temporary appointment. Not for long,’ Israel’s defense minister quips of Naim Qassem’s accession as head of the terrorist group.
As Washington attempts a diplomatic Hail Mary pass, pushing for a Lebanon cease-fire before the presidential election, the newly-installed Hezbollah chief, Naim Qassem, is threatening to intensify the war even as the Israel Defense Force methodically dismantles the terror group’s capabilities.
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