The deputy chief's remarks were made in a televised address.
Hezbollah deputy leader Sheikh Naim Qassem said the group will continue to fight despite the loss of their leader Hassan Nasrallah.
"We support the political activity being led by Berri under the title of a ceasefire," Qassem said in a 30-minute televised address, on Tuesday, local time.In Beirut at night, you hear the constant low-level hum of Israeli drones. Sometimes, when it appears two or three drones hover over a target, the sound reaches a crescendo and a massive explosion often follows. Hezbollah is unable to shoot down any of these drones which present a round-the-clock threat.
The regional tensions triggered over a year ago by Palestinian armed group Hamas's terror attack on southern Israel have spiralled to a series of Israeli operations by land and air over Lebanon and direct attacks by Iran onto Israeli military installations.Iran warned Israel on Tuesday against any attacks on the Islamic Republic, a week after Tehran fired a barrage of missiles at Israel.
"Our dialogue continues in regards to the developments in the region to prevent the shameless crimes of the Zionist regime in Lebanon in continuation of the crimes in Gaza," Mr Araqchi said in a video carried by state media.
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