
Secretary General of the Lebanese Resistance Movement Hezbollah Seyed Hassan Nasrallah called on the Muslim nations to be more aware and united against the new Israeli plots. During his speech in Beirut's Southern suburb of Dahiyeh on Wednesday, Nasrallah said the Tel Aviv regime is happy with the divisions in the Muslim world and the conflicts ongoing in some regional states, noting that it is part of an Israeli plot to have a divided region to impose its hegemony. “There is no doubt Israel is happy today with what is happening in our Arab and Islamic world, that is, the conflicts, the problems and the wars,” he said. “Netanyahu has become an expert on Shiite-Sunni affairs and this is Israel's project, to have all nations in the region weak and divided on a sectarian or ethnic basis,” the Lebanese leader stated. Early in June, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei urged the Muslim nations to be vigilant against the plots hatched by the enemies to create rift among them. "Hegemonic powers intend to sow discord among Muslims in order to distract them from their main issues and making the necessary progress," Ayatollah Khamenei said. The Supreme Leader noted that the most important duty of Muslim nations under the present conditions is to remain vigilant against the enemy plots in a bid to be able to take appropriate measures and avoid mistakes. "The enemy's main scheme is to create rifts and conflict among Muslims. So, unity, solidarity and cooperation are the most pressing needs of the Muslim world," Ayatollah Khamenei underlined. He said that the enemies seek to drive a wedge between Muslims to deflect their attention from their main enemies which are corrupt capitalism and the Zionist regime of Israel.
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