Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday Hezbollah owns a precision missile factory near a gas company in downtown Beirut.
Netanyahu’s statements came during his speech on Tuesday evening at the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
The Israeli Prime Minister warned that if this armament is not prevented, the disaster of Beirut Port will repeat.
Netanyahu released pictures of homes and civilian facilities in Lebanon, in which he claimed that Hezbollah had hidden the missiles in them.
Not long after Netanyahu’s speech, Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah responded to the Israeli leader’s allegations.
The Hezbollah leader challenged the media to head to the location that Netanyahu mentioned and see for themselves.
Nasrallah said the media will see that Netanyahu is lying about the presence of a precision missile factory in Beirut.
Trending
- Israeli buffer zone in Lebanon continues the war indefinitely
- U.S.-Iran peace talks: disputes, tensions and global implications
- Escalating Tensions Between Turkey and Israel: Rhetoric, Regional Rivalry, and Strategic Competition
- “Netanyahu insists on continuing the war and is against including Lebanon in the ceasefire,” interview with Wael Malaeb
- Shaky ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran on the table in Pakistan
- Will the Lebanese government fly the white flag?
- The U.S. robs the Gulf defenses for the benefit of Israel
- Global Energy Shock Looms as Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb Face Escalation Risks

