Hezbollah issued a statement Monday marking the first anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, calling it "a pivotal event in Palestinian resistance against Israeli occupation."
The group called for continued resistance against what it described as decades of aggression and injustice since Israel's creation in 1948.
In the statement, Hezbollah reiterated its full support for Palestinian efforts to reclaim their land and rights, describing the Al-Aqsa operation as a "heroic moment with historic and strategic implications for the region."
"The Palestinian people have the full right to resist the occupation by all means to restore their legitimate rights and remove the occupation," the statement said.
Hezbollah accused Israel of ongoing "brutality and savagery," particularly in Gaza, where it said tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed and large-scale destruction has occurred. The group described Israel as "fragile," claiming the state could not survive without U.S. support.