Hezbollah loyalists raise morale by Nasrallah speeches

A soon speech expected for Hezbollah Militia leader, Hassan Nasrallah, amid blasts and scores of coffins wrapped by his party flag heading back to Lebanon from Syria everyday .

According to the sources close to the party,  Nasrallah will deliver a speech within days regarding the latest developments in Lebanon and the region. 

Awaiting for Nasrallah's speech, the southern Lebanese town ( Shahour) buried the field leader of Hezbollah party Ghassan Ali Assaf.

And as accustomed from the party, there was no declaration of where and how the death of its soldiers occurred, only mentioned that the party leader was killed while he was in "the duty of the Holy Jihad," a signal that he was killed in Syria, during his participation in the fighting alongside the Syrian regime forces.

Assaf is one of the important field leaders in Hezbollah party, and that is shown through the funeral and the large broad participation of leaders and parliament members affiliated with "Hezbollah" such as the member of Al Wafaa bloc for resistance Nawaf Musawi, and other party leaders.

The estimated death toll for the Shiite militia Hezbollah in Syria is in thousands, where the Shiite Lebanese villages are burring daily their dead soldiers killed in various fronts in Syria.

Hezballah, a Shiite armed militia loyal to Iran, its political part dominates the decision making process in the Lebanese government.

Nasserllah has announced openly months ago the participation of its troops alongside the Syrian regime forces in Syria, which remained undeclared for long months.

Reporting by Dani Murad