Report: Hizbullah Prevents Army from Entering Nabi Sheet to Arrest Wanted Suspects
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Clashes erupted last week between the army and wanted suspects in the Baalbek district after it attempted to arrest a suspect from the Masri family, reported the daily An Nahar on Tuesday.
He managed to make it to the town of Nabi Sheet upon which the army made the necessary contacts with Hizbullah officials, since it is a party stronghold, in order to be allowed to storm the house that was harboring Masri, but it was barred from doing so, it added.
Hizbullah explained that Nabi Sheet is one of the party’s “fortresses of resistance” and it would therefore prevent it from being stormed.
The daily explained that early last week an army patrol had chased Masri along the Hourtaala road in the Baalbek district and he soon sought refuge at the house of relatives known to be major cocaine smugglers from Columbia.
They are also known for manufacturing heroin before distributing them to drug dealers in Lebanon.
The suspect requested the protection of his relatives, who prepared for a confrontation with the army with various gunmen, continued An Nahar.
Upon the arrival of the army patrol, the gunmen began randomly firing at it, wounding 19 of them, some of whom have been left in critical condition.
The gunmen and Masri soon fled the scene and headed to Nabi Sheet.
15 May 2012, 08:42
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When the resistance start to harbor criminals and drug smugglers, it is not resistance anymore. It is a gang. Eventually all these events are leading to a civil war.
15 May 2012, 09:28
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@slash. What is bothersome, why now it is being reported and it happened last week. Was it saved for the proper moment. If Hizballah wants to exonerate itself, It would hand all these thugs to the government.
15 May 2012, 12:23
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Ufff 3a slash. You remember when all of you guys were drugged and entered into palestinian camps to exterminate them all? :) Hayda a fact. Your stories about your friend doing military service is pure fiction there are no data points proving it... ;)
15 May 2012, 17:03
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The past is the past, get over it! THE PRESENT:
The Party of God aka the "Party of Murdering Thugs" aka the "Party of Intimidation and Terror" and all of their misguided ideological and hateful supporters are terrorists not worthy of the honor of being Lebanese. But back to the point: All and any Islamists, Sunni or Shia, are terrorist scum and we want to them out of Lebanon.
16 May 2012, 06:54
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Well done Slash, way to shut up that idiot BS-Thrower. You showed proof of your facts and Idiot-Thrower has gone silent. Makes me wonder that Idiot-Thrower is not really an FPMer, but is a paid propagandist masquerading as an FPMer.
15 May 2012, 17:01
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The Party of God aka the "Party of Murdering Thugs" aka the "Party of Intimidation and Terror" and all of their misguided ideological and hateful supporters are terrorists not worthy of the honor of being Lebanese. But back to the point: All and any Islamists, Sunni or Shia, are terrorist scum and we want to them out of Lebanon.
15 May 2012, 17:01
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Get the $#%$#$#@$! out of here you "BLANK" HA worshiping monkey and others like you who keep justifying their actions! You don't see how this clearly depicts an "above the law" approach by HA. You think this is what Lebanese want to live with day by day? Naharnet should block your presence on it's site with your ongoing criticism on their articles. But then again we know your childish schemes of creating aliases. Pathetic to say the least!
15 May 2012, 17:06
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Your absolutely right!
"manufacturing heroin before distributing them to drug dealers in Lebanon." WTF.....is this part of God's plan to kill people through HA? I don't think so. HA is absolutely a mob and if there was a God....he would condemn them and all their followers to eternal hell!
15 May 2012, 23:21
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....FT for the same reason that they could not storm the house?....maybe..?
15 May 2012, 09:42
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Hezbollah thugs on one side and hero's on the other...
In reality, they are a shiite islamic armed militia...
Whatever you want to 'call it' after that is political.
15 May 2012, 13:11
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The time now is for Hezbollah to shed its old feathers in favor of new ones. With Syria under the agonizing grip of a worsening civil war, with its ruling elite more cornered than ever after having taken one wrong decision after the other, with Iran under tight ropes, with Israel with more opportunities than ever, it would work in HA's favor if it does some timely recalculations over its dwindling options. Within a relatively short period of time, the entire region has shifted so much so that the old dynamics of engagement have drastically changed. HA, if it wants to survive the changes, must polish its coating now and seen to work with the state instead of against it. The current government is here largely from pressure exerted by HA therefore rather than bet on its weapons, HA needs to bet on a different new future so unlike the past and it all starts by it supporting the state's legitimacy and the noble institution known as the Lebanese Army.
15 May 2012, 13:57
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Speaking about dope dealing, drug manufacturing, pill pushing saints of resistance I wonder how MP Nawwaf Moussawi's brother is doing? Tenured saint Nawwaf Wouf Wouf Grrrrrrrr whisked his bro overseas to safety after running interference for him against the security forces attempting to arrest him.
15 May 2012, 14:29
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That's not the first or last time that Hizballa prevents the Lebanese security forces from doing their duties using the party’s “fortresses of resistance” excuse...let's admit it, a state within a state will not work and the M8rs refuse to even see that there is a problem.
15 May 2012, 18:21
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At this point who gives a $%#@! about what M8 baboons see or think....it's conclusive that HA has to be eradicated or we will never have peace in Lebanon~!
15 May 2012, 15:27
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Back in the late 80s and 70s the PLO behaved in the way the Hezb is behaving now. Their camps were off limits to the Lebanese army and they would harbor all sort of criminals. And of course it was all permitted under the slogan of liberating Palestine. The Hezb is now using the game play book and behaving in the same way. Disarm all parties, all movements all individuals.... restore the integrity of the State.
15 May 2012, 15:41
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Big difference between hezballah and the PLO. The PLO set up check points everywhere asking Lebanese who they were and they go in their own land. The attacked Israel almost daily which resulted in constant retailiation and clashed constantly with the leb army. Big difference. Hezballah is much more disappointed and respectful. However, this is a mistake if true. Hezballah has no right to interfere in the arrest, just as the freaks in tripoli have no right to react to the arrest of the terrorist.
15 May 2012, 18:25
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Completely outrageous. At least in the 1970's period when criminals would run to the Palestinian Camps where they would be immune from Lebanese Internal Security forces, there was some international understanding, the Cairo Accord or the Melkart Protocol that would not allow Lebanese army or ISF into the camps. This was imposed on Lebanon by the Arab League.
Hezbollah is in the Government. It controls the Council of Ministers and was instrumental in electing Mikati as PM. Under what authority does the Lebanese Army seek permission from Hezbollah to carry out its official government duty? Now we see who is the actual Minister of Defense, of Interior, of Justice; Prime Minister and President. It is none of the pseudo actors who carry the title, it is Hezbollah.
It is an outrage that this fictional government parades around like a government when it is nothing more than a cover story so that the Mafia Regime, Hezbollahstan can exercise usurped power over the Lebanese People.
15 May 2012, 22:20
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"Under what authority does the Lebanese Army seek permission from Hezbollah to carry out its official government duty?"
totally right! i guess M8 finds it normal
16 May 2012, 00:02
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Ahbal Reformist?mouwate?keserweneh?where the hell are you little rats?
Back to your holes?
ohhhhhhhh how i am loving it.
16 May 2012, 05:39
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Bottom line, we want to live peacefully with all the suni, shiite and Christians BUT not with one group armed and the other not and being undermined/threatened.
Cut the BS about fighting the enemy. it's Iran Vs Israel and vice versa period.
21 May 2012, 11:08
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i wounder why hezbolah permission's needed when lebanease army want to do his job in places where hezbollah control it !To PROTECT THE OUT LAW? or hezbollah does not trust our army!or hezbollah hide some thing that is not legal.But its not normal situation that can be accepted for country that proud of freedom
