Lebanese Hezbollah's response to Figaro newspaper's claim about Al-Aqsa storm

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: According to the report of the Fars International News Agency, the public relations of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement reacted to the claim of the French newspaper Figaro regarding the "Al-Aqsa storm" operation and described it as "pure and baseless fantasy" with the aim of weakening the trust among the resistance movements.
By publishing a report written by George Malbruno, Figaro claimed that "a source close to the leadership of Hamas in Jordan" said that Yahya al-Sanwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, only half an hour before the start of the attack at 6:30 in the morning on October 7. (October 15), in a phone call with "Saleh al-Arouri", the deputy head of the political office of Hamas in Lebanon, he asked him to go to Sayed Hassan Nasrallah and inform him.
Yesterday, the Hamas movement denied the French media's claim that Hamas informed Hezbollah an hour before the operation, and considered the information published in the Figaro report to be full of lies and in line with the interests of the Israeli enemy.
According to Al-Nashrah, Lebanon's Hezbollah, recalling the first public reaction of the Secretary General of Lebanon's Hezbollah, Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, to the Al-Aqsa storm operation, announced that what Figaro put forward was a lie and an indication of complete bias against the Zionist enemy, as well as an unprofessional act and a sign of the moral downfall of this media, such as It is other western media that have taken the side of oppressors, murderers and aggressors and have ignored the reality and human values.
Nasrallah had previously announced that he was not aware of this attack and that this operation was completely Palestinian from planning, preparation, execution and timing to its goals. "Today, this operation has expanded in more than one front and arena."/Fars news