Hezbollah's Qassem: No Talks, Full Solidarity

0:00It's March 25. I'm Corey with the story. This is Global News, driven by AI in built for a global audience. Hezbollah's deputy leader, Naim Kasim, made headlines on March 25 with a strong televised message. In the speech, read on his behalf, he firmly rejected any talks with Israel while under attack, calling it a clear sign of giving in. The address aired on a Hezbollah-linked TV station and stressed the need for full solidarity against Israel, amid the tensions. This comes as cross-border clashes continue, with both sides trading fire regularly over recent months. Kasim assured supporters that Hezbollah fighters stand ready to keep going with no end in sight. Tensions remain high, and all eyes stay on how this unity call plays out in the days ahead.