Lebanese Hezbollah leader Naim Qasim said on the 4th that Hezbollah has no objection to holding a public meeting with the leaders of the Syrian Transitional Government at the right time, and emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation between Lebanon and Syria in maintaining the stability of the two countries. Previously, Hezbollah in Lebanon had close ties with the Assad government in Syria, but after dramatic changes in the Syrian political situation, the transitional government was dominated by forces opposed to Assad, and the direction of the relationship between the two sides attracted attention. According to a report by Hezbollah's Lighthouse TV station on the 4th, Qasim expressed at a commemorative event on the same day that he hoped Syria would maintain unity and stability, and that the displaced Syrians should return to their homes with dignity. He said that a stable Syria is beneficial to Lebanon, and a stable Lebanon is also beneficial to Syria. While talking about the situation in Lebanon, Qasim accused the US of supporting Israel's aggression against Lebanon, called on the Lebanese government to stop making “unnecessary concessions,” and said that Hezbollah would respond to Israel and its “collaborators.”

Lebanese Hezbollah leader Naim Qasim said on the 4th that Hezbollah has no objection to holding a public meeting with the leaders of the Syrian Transitional Government at the right time, and emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation between Lebanon and Syria in maintaining the stability of the two countries. Previously, Hezbollah in Lebanon had close ties with the Assad government in Syria, but after dramatic changes in the Syrian political situation, the transitional government was dominated by forces opposed to Assad, and the direction of the relationship between the two sides attracted attention. According to a report by Hezbollah's Lighthouse TV station on the 4th, Qasim expressed at a commemorative event on the same day that he hoped Syria would maintain unity and stability, and that the displaced Syrians should return to their homes with dignity. He said that a stable Syria is beneficial to Lebanon, and a stable Lebanon is also beneficial to Syria. While talking about the situation in Lebanon, Qasim accused the US of supporting Israel's aggression against Lebanon, called on the Lebanese government to stop making “unnecessary concessions,” and said that Hezbollah would respond to Israel and its “collaborators.”