Hezbollah Leader Vows Retaliation Against Israel for Deadly Attacks Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has promised to retaliate against Israel for the recent attacks using exploding pagers and radios that killed 37 and injured thousands. In a televised address, Nasrallah declared that Israel would face retribution but did not disclose details of the timing or method of the response. The attacks, attributed to Israel but unclaimed, have heightened tensions in the region already on edge due to ongoing conflicts. Rising from the aftermath of the recent Hamas-led attack triggering war in Gaza, the situation remains volatile with border skirmishes between Israel and Hezbollah. Both sides have been engaged in cross-border attacks, leading to civilian displacement and pressure on Israeli leaders for stronger military action. Despite the impact of the attacks on Hezbollah's image, Nasrallah maintained the group's readiness for further conflict. He accused Israel of violating international law by targeting civilians with explosives and vowed to continue supporting Hamas in Gaza despite Israel's attempts to stop Hezbollah's military operations. As the region braces for possible escalation, the risk of a broader conflict looms, with Israel indicating a willingness to intensify military actions against Hezbollah. The situation remains tense, with both sides on alert for potential retaliation and further violence.