Nasrallah pointed to the failure to implement the "Deal of the Century" peace plan proposed by the Trump administration, stating that Trump was the first side of the deal to fall and that Netanyahu, who he referred to as the second side of the deal, was in a difficult situation as well.
"The Deal of the Century died because of the steadfastness of the Palestinians and the fall of one of the parties of this deal, Donald Trump," said Nasrallah, according to Arabic media. "The second side in the Deal of the Century, Netanyahu is in a difficult situation, and it is not known if he will be able to form a government within the enemy's entity."
Nasrallah added that Israel is "anxious" about the Iranian terrorist groups in the region, stating that the "axis of resistance" (a name Iran uses to refer to itself and its proxies) has been through "the worst and most dangerous stage in its history during the past ten years through what happened in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and the severe siege on Iran."
The secretary-general stressed that the terrorist groups are accumulating strength and capabilities that will "determine the war in the future."
Nasrallah claimed as well that the US and Israel are on the "path of decline," warning countries in the region from betting on America and calling for internal dialogue between the countries of the region to resolve issues, instead of American intervention.
The Hezbollah leader pointed to the US's concerns towards Russia and China and claimed there is an international effort to prevent a front with Iran on the side of Russia and China, stating that this was the reason behind attempts to renew the nuclear deal.