77) Nasrallah: The American military leadership lined up behind @realDonaldTrump day after strike. Look at their faces. Did their faces show victory? A United States that is hegemonic and victorious?

78) Nasrallah: Even @realDonaldTrump's speech addressed a different matter, that he would not let Iran get a nuclear weapon. But Iran doesn't want a nuclear weapon.

79) Nasrallah: When strike was happening, @realDonaldTrump's military advisers were telling him that Iran would target all US bases in the region, Israel - per its threats - and that US didn't have military capacity to withstand this.

80) Nasrallah: @realDonaldTrump then came out the next day asking for negotiations w/Iran, cooperation on shared interests. This is someone whose forces had eaten 11 missiles the day before.

81) Nasrallah: He said he wanted to cooperate against ISIS. This hypocrite who killed Soleimani, the man fighting ISIS. He said he wished the Iranian people well, this man who is starving them w/ sanctions.

82) Nasrallah: I direct people to look at the @washingtonpost caricature on the missile strike.

83) Nasrallah: @realDonaldTrump is lying that Soleimani was planning attacks on US embassies. This is not true at all, and Trump is the biggest liar in America's history.

84) Nasrallah: This strike by Iran should give people confidence that they can confront America. Despite US great military strengths, they have their constraints. And again, this was a slap.

85) Nasrallah: Now, the rest of the path. 1) Iraq: Iraq is the first country concerned w/responding to this crime, because it happened in Iraq, and because it targeted Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, a great Iraqi commander, and because Soleimani defended Iraq.

86) Nasrallah: I ask Masoud Barazani to thank Soleimani for his efforts in defending Erbil and Kurdistan Region, because Soleimani was the only one to respond to your call. Soleimani and with him men from Hezbollah went to Erbil.

87) Nasrallah: Barazani was shaking from fear, but Soleimani and the brothers from Hezbollah helped you repulse this unprecedented threat; and now you must repay this good by being part of the effort to expel the Americans from Iraq and the region.

88) Nasrallah: 2) Rest of the path of the Resistance Axis must begin its operations. We are serious, and our goal is to expel the United States from the region. This is a long-term goal.

89) Nasrallah: In coming days and weeks, US must leave this region. The alternative to their leaving alive is to leave dead, in coffins. This is an absolute decision in the Resistance Axis. It is a matter of time that we won't give up on.

90) Nasrallah: We won't forget this great crime, not in the coming weeks, months or years. We are talking about a new era.

91) Nasrallah: The Americans.. (correct himself) the American administration will pay a dear price, and that they erred in their calculations.

92) Nasrallah: The American leadership said in days after Soleimani's death the world was a safer place. They will discover in blood that they were wrong. Which world is safer? Only the world of Israel/the Zionists, and the world of the oppressors.

93) Nasrallah: You will discover that the world will become very unsafe for these people.

94) Nasrallah: We vow to continue down this path until we accomplish these goals. This blood will not go to waste.

[Speech Ends]

-- For updates about any American army casualty in the upcoming period, follow this channel: @aduloam

-- A tent in Tripoli was set by several families, who got evicted from their home, after not being able to pay rent.

The Ministry of Public Work and Transport's minister, Youssef Fenianos, was forced out of a restaurant he was dining in, after a group of protesters harrased him.

-- The number of protesters is gradually increasing in front of Nejmeh Square and security forces are heavily deployed.

🇮🇱 -- An Israeli IDF IAF F-16 was damaged from floods during last week's intense storm in central Israel.

-- The infamous RING bridge in Beirut just got closed by protesters.

The last this time happened, locals from the area clashed with the security forces and protesters and reopened the road by force.

-- The scene in Sidon city, south Lebanon, is similar to Beirut.

-- Security forces just arrived at the scene.

-- Al Saifi road, in Achrafieh got closed too just now.

-- A long night of protests in Lebanon ( Useless ) and in Iran ( small yet yields potential).

The situation now is under control, but till when?