Video - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange interviews Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah.

Nasrallah also revealed, in a pre-recorded interview broadcast on the Moscow-based, English-language Russia Today news channel, that Hezbollah had contacted the Syrian opposition to urge them to enter into talks with Assad. “But they rejected dialogue,” he said. “Right from the beginning we have had a regime that is willing to undergo reforms and prepared for dialogue,” he added. “On the other side you have an opposition which is not prepared for dialogue and it is not prepared to accept reforms. All it wants is to bring down the regime.” Nasrallah also said "civil war is the only alternative” to dialogue in Syria. "And this is exactly what America and Israel want.”