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The Secretary-General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement, Hassan Nasrallah, said on Wednesday that violating Al-Aqsa Mosque will cause an explosion in the region. Nasrallah made his comment in a speech on the anniversary of the liberation of southern Lebanon from Israeli occupation forces. The Hezbollah leader made it clear that in the coming days, dangerous developments may occur in Palestine and Jerusalem, as extremist settlers plan to organise their annual Flag March. This march sees far-right Israeli ultra-nationalists flooding through Muslim areas as a celebration of the capture of East Jerusalem by Zionist occupation forces and a second wave of ethnic cleansing in 1967. Chanting “death to Arabs” and singing racist and highly offensive songs, thousands are seen parading through Muslim […]
