BEIRUT, Nov. 13 (Xinhua) -- The Lebanese resistance party " Hezbollah" accused Israel Wednesday of using all its powers to incite a western attack against Syria.

　　Hezbollah Chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who made a rare public appearance in the Beirut neighborhood of Rouweiss, said that Israel "used all its power lately to prepare for an attack on Syria and today while the P5+1 are negotiating with Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gets furious and tries to obstruct an accord and reaches out to his Arab allies."

　　Nasrallah accused some Arab countries of acting similarly with Israel by rejecting any political solution in Syria and an international agreement with Iran.

　　Addressing the Gulf countries, Nasrallah asked "where would a war in the region lead to? Israelis know very well, and their allies as well, that they can start a war anywhere but they cannot limit it to a certain regionj."

　　He said "Netanyahu is angry and is attempting everything in his power to prevent a deal from taking place and he even called for the help of his Arab partners."

　　The Hezbollah chief added that Israel was aiming to scuttle the talks between the P5+1 powers and Iran in an attempt to push the Middle East into conflict.

　　Speaker Nabih Berri revealed that Israel had set up a number of espionage stations along its border with Lebanon, starting from al- Naqoura passing by Khayyam all the way to Sheba.

　　Nasrallah urged the formation of a new cabinet that is composed of 9 ministers from the March 14 coalition, 9 ministers from the March 8 alliance, in addition to 6 figures associated with President Michel Suleiman and premier-designate Tammam Salam.

　　He warned "the collapse of the state's bodies and institutional vacuum cannot be dealt with by a caretaker cabinet. We want a 9-9- 6 council of ministers that preserves the rights of everyone."