Hezbollah leader says attack on devices crossed 'red line'

The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said Thursday the mass bombing attack against it using its communications devices was a “severe blow” and said Israel had crossed a “red line,” Report informs via ABC News.

The Hezbollah leader said the group would continue its daily strikes into northern Israel, vowing Israelis would not be able to return to their homes there until the Gaza war ends.

As Hassan Nasrallah spoke in a televised speech from an unknown location, Hezbollah and the Israeli military traded new strikes over the border and at least two Israeli soldiers were killed.

Nasrallah said the group is investigating how the bombings were carried out.

“Yes, we were subjected to a huge and severe blow,” he said. “The enemy crossed all boundaries and red lines,” he said. Pointing to the number of pagers and walkie-talkies, he accused Israel of intending to kill thousands of people at one time. "The enemy will face a severe and fair punishment from where they expect and don’t expect.”