Nasrallah Says Recent Unrest Out of Hizbullah's Control, Vows to Make Israelis Lives 'Hell' if Attacked

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Hizbullah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Friday noted that “what happened in the past two days was out of Hizbullah and AMAL’s control,” warning that his group would make lives of Israelis "a living hell" if Lebanon is attacked.

“It’s untrue that Hassan al-Meqdad is a Hizbullah member,” Nasrallah said of a Lebanese man abducted near Damascus on Tuesday by a Syrian armed group which claimed that he is a Hizbullah sniper.

Al-Meqdad clan, which has also denied the claims, said Wednesday that its “military wing” kidnapped more than 20 Syrians and a Turkish national to try to secure Hassan’s release.

On Wednesday, dozens of Syrians were kidnapped and Syrian-owned shops vandalized in Beirut’s southern suburbs after unconfirmed reports that several Lebanese taken hostage in Syria had been killed in an airstrike on the Aleppo town of Aazaz.

Addressing the issue of the 11 Lebanese pilgrims who were abducted in Aazaz on May 22, Nasrallah said: “Ever since the failure of their release, Hizbullah maintained silence over this issue for the sake of the captives because we feared the exploitation of our statements.”

“We do not know who kidnapped them. We remained silent hoping that the government will exert sufficient efforts to ensure their release,” Hizbullah’s leader added in a televised speech marking Quds (Jerusalem) Day.

Nasrallah lambasted the Lebanese media for playing a “tragic role” in covering the events of the past two days. Some media outlets said four Lebanese hostages were killed in Aazaz while others said all of the 11 pilgrims died in the airstrike.

Lebanese television networks have also been criticized for their extensive coverage of the abductions and the public threats voiced by al-Meqdad clan and several angry protesters.

“What happened in the past two days was out of Hizbullah and AMAL’s control,” stressed Nasrallah, warning that “the situation is spiraling out of control due to the media and political chaos.”

“We tried to deter the protesters from blocking the airport road to no avail,” he noted.

“The issue of the abductees has become a humanitarian tragedy, a media charade and the source of major political blackmailing,” Nasrallah added.

Turning to the issue of the conflict with Israel, Nasrallah warned that his Iranian-backed group would make lives of Israelis "a living hell" if it is attacked.

"There are targets in occupied Palestine (Israel) which could be targeted by a small number of missiles," Nasrallah said.

"If we are forced to use them to protect our people and our country, we will not hesitate to do so... and that will turn the lives of hundreds of thousands of Zionists into a living hell," he added.

Nasrallah warned of "tens of thousands of deaths, and not just 300 to 500 dead," adding that Hizbullah had chosen its targets.

In case of any Israeli attack on Iran over its controversial nuclear program, "the response will be enormous," he warned. Any such action would present the Islamic republic with "the opportunity is has been dreaming of" since it was founded in 1979.

Last month, an Israeli general warned that Hizbullah would pay dearly if it fired rockets at the Jewish state.

"If we get to another war, Israel will hit Hizbullah decisively, quickly, as fast as we can in order to stop the fire from Lebanon to Israel," commander of Israel's northern division, Brigadier General Herzi Halevi, said at a briefing.

He also said that towns in southern Lebanon used as launching bases for Hizbullah rocket attacks would be "destroyed."

Last month, Israel accused Iran and Hizbullah of planning attacks in "over 20 countries" in remarks just days after a deadly attack in Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists and their local bus driver.

Iran denied the charges but Hizbullah refused to comment.

Hizbullah follows the example of Tehran in marking Quds Day, a show of support for the Palestinians over the disputed holy city of Jerusalem.

Timeline
  • 17 August 2012, 18:43

    Nasrallah: We have limited options, but the least we can do is treat the issue with some respect and humanity.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:42

    Nasrallah: The situation is spiraling out of control due to the media and political chaos. We tried to deter the protesters from blocking the airport road, but failed.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:41

    Nasrallah: What happened in the past two days is out of Hizbullah and AMAL’s control. You should act on this piece of information as you like.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:39

    Nasrallah: The Lebanese media played a tragic role in covering this issue, approaching it as a media coup.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:38

    Nasrallah: We do not know who kidnapped them. We remained silent hoping that the government will exert sufficient efforts to ensure their release.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:38

    Nasrallah on 11 pilgrims’ abduction: Ever since the failure of their release, Hizbullah maintained silence over this issue for the sake of the captives because we feared the exploitation of our statements.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:36

    Nasrallah: I don’t want to assess the government’s role on recent developments.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:36

    Nasrallah on developments in Lebanon: It’s untrue that Hassan al-Meqdad is a Hizbullah member.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:31

    Nasrallah: Had the Islamic leaders been concerned with Syria, they would have formed a committee to head to Damascus, Turkey, and Riyadh to call for dialogue and put an end to bloodshed.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:30

    Nasrallah: Had the OIC summit been concerned with Palestine and its cause, it would not have suspended Syria’s membership.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:29

    Nasrallah: Some Arab and Islamic powers are preventing the strengthening of the Palestinian people by actively taking part in Syria’s destruction.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:28

    Nasrallah: Those banking on the OIC summit to achieve justice to the Palestinians will be disappointed.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:22

    Nasrallah: Given the establishment of the center, Saudi Arabia must halt the funding of television channels that create incitement against other Islamic sects.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:20

    Nasrallah on OIC summit: The summit was a good step forward and we praise the establishment of a center for dialogue among Islamic sects.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:18

    Nasrallah: We will not await anyone’s permission to attack Israel.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:12

    Nasrallah on July 2006 victory: The greatest victory in the history of the Ummah was barely remembered because we are too busy cursing each other and blocking roads.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:11

    Nasrallah: We will not hesitate in attacking these targets.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:09

    Nasrallah: There are targets in Palestine that can be targeted with very few rockets. These rockets can turn the lives of Israelis into a living hell.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:08

    Nasrallah to Israel: A war with Lebanon is very, very, very costly.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:07

    Nasrallah: Hizbullah with its capabilities cannot destroy Israel, but we can turn the lives of the Zionists into a living hell.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:06

    Nasrallah: Israel enjoys a terrorist and destructive mind. It succeeded in destroying great portions of Lebanon numerous times in the past.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:05

    Nasrallah: A lot has been said by Israel over Lebanon. It has spoken of not only destroying Hizbullah, but Lebanon as well.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:03

    Nasrallah: Israel is very wary of striking Iran and this is very important.

  • 17 August 2012, 18:00

    Nasrallah: The Israelis will not hesitate to launch wars against Arab state because it won't cost them so much. But the debate rages over Iran because the cost of a possible war.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:59

    Nasrallah: Current and retired Israeli generals are almost unanimous in their rejection of a strike against Iran.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:58

    Nasrallah: All who oppose Iran must realize that they are supporting the Zionist entity.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:56

    Nasrallah to the Arabs and Muslims: Shouldn't it mean anything to you when Iran becomes Israel's main enemy in the region?

  • 17 August 2012, 17:54

    Nasrallah: Israel’s main problem is that Iran is a powerful Islamic state. Its problem is that Iran is committed to the Palestinian cause above all others. Iran has proven this commitment in the most difficult of circumstances.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:52

    Nasrallah: There is a major debate in Iran over Israel’s intentions to attack over its alleged nuclear program.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:50

    Nasrallah: Israel is speaking of a promising future with the Syrian opposition that can possibly sign a peace treaty with it.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:47

    Nasrallah: It remains to be seen how Turkey’s role will come into play in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Some sides are exploiting the Syrian situation by providing fighters with arms and financial support.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:46

    Nasrallah: After the developments in Syria began to take a bloody turn, attention was diverted from Israel. Turkey could have played a supportive role with Palestine. It severed its ties with Syria and has tense ties with Iraq and Iran.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:35

    Nasrallah: All disputes should end when we reach Jerusalem, but the Zionists believe Jerusalem to be Israel's eternal capital.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:34

    Nasrallah: We cannot speak of returning Jerusalem to the Ummah in light of Israel’s existence.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:33

    Nasrallah: Regardless of the developments in Lebanon and the region, we would like to assert to the enemy and our friends that the Palestinian cause is above all else. We will not falter in this position.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:31

    Nasrallah: Hundreds of martyrs and wounded are falling in Iraq and yet the Iraqis stress tat Jerusalem is central cause in the region.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:31

    Nasrallah: Bahrain has been suffering from oppression for over a year and the Islamic world has abandoned it. It was not even mentioned in the recent OIC meeting.

  • 17 August 2012, 17:30

    Nasrallah: Political tensions cannot affect our position on Jerusalem, Palestine, and its people.

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Comments 69
Thumb jadski 17 August 2012, 17:44

Again ... always talking about palestine, always talking about everything other than the good of lebanon. Not Lebanese = Not interested.

Thumb bigsami 17 August 2012, 17:51

Because he is NOT Lebanese. Scumbag could care less about the Lebanon or it's people. He showed his true colors back in 2006 when he used civilians/children as human shields like cowards. He sold his soul to the devil aka Iran! He should hang by his manhood alongside Bashar on live TV!

Default-user-icon Sane Lebanese (Guest) 17 August 2012, 17:45

You can never blame this retard, for being retard..,lol

Thumb shab 17 August 2012, 17:52

Screw you and Palastine. Lebanon is above all else

Thumb Sanelebanese 17 August 2012, 17:53

When I see Satan, I know God exists, thank you Satanic chief

Thumb Marwan34 17 August 2012, 17:58

I have an Idea for Nasrallah let's send him to gaza or West Bank with all his weapons. There he can liberate his beloved "Palestine" and we can finally live in peace.!!!

Thumb Marwan34 17 August 2012, 17:58

I have an Idea for Nasrallah let's send him to gaza or West Bank with all his weapons. There he can liberate his beloved "Palestine" and we can finally live in peace.!!!

Default-user-icon Elias (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:46

OMG OMG OMG OMG I am gonna go insane, this dude is talking about palestine and the country is in pieces. Is he kidding us? honestly at some point I thought he was a gifted public speaker because of the power he has over his masses, even when I oppose him and his ideology and his terrorist organization, but man oh man, today I truly believe this guy needs help and everyone that believes him and follows him is a lost case, PALESTINE? hahahaha I wanna laugh, cuz if not am gonna slam the tv with my dog. Effing incredible, we lebanese citizens are in fear of escalation and he is talking about Palestine? has this dude even been to Palestine? why doesn´t he move his operation to Ramallah, they say its a nice city, there he can do all he wants, and liberate Palestine, North Korea, Iran, Cuba, and anything he feels needs of his priceless services of *liberation*. Haram this dude, his days are over.

Default-user-icon Elias (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:51

Effing Palestine? are you kidding me? man, get serious, we know ur coucou and all that, but today, you lost it. Your people are once again using their terrorist ideology/psychology on tv and the news to cause havoc on the citizens of this country who want peace and progress, and you are talking about palestine? dude then you say its above you and amals control? nothing in this country is above your control because you know very well that its your way or the highway, so dont act stupid, cuz if anything you are not stupid you are evil. Please, I am happy you feel so identified with the palestinian cause, and its so close to your grand and noble heart, please, move to Palestine, there you can liberate palestine, north korea, darfur, cuba, and even the golan heights why not, anything you want but move away from us, we are tired, we cant put up with your hooligans and its gonna get worse and we are gonna snap and bite your necks off, period. Ramadan Kareem btw.

Default-user-icon Somebody (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:23

Go and seat in Palestine or Iran and try to liberate it from there, what are you doing in Lebanon?

Default-user-icon light of the world (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:28

i pray that one day soon like Paul in the Bible, Hassan will encounter the Living Jesus Christ and will follow Him and be a witness of God's love and mercy.

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:36

Reading the comments from maronites on naharnet, i dont see any love nor mercy. If Christianity is what maronites are writing on naharnet, then keep it for yourself because there is only hate, racism, secterianism and evil coming out of their "christian" mouth.

Thumb makhaleh 18 August 2012, 02:04

and wat it seems like its hate towards them coming out of yours dude...im a muslim and i dont like wat your saying abt christians so please keep comments like that to yourself because if you keep going like this then you cant blame them from saying the same abt muslims....please a little respect

Thumb lebanon_first 17 August 2012, 18:33

Hey hassan-boy what is your take about smaha? Sent over from Syria... To fight who? Israel? LIER

Missing vaclav_havel 17 August 2012, 18:35

sou2eli lal 3awniyi yali bye7termo 7aloun: ya jame3a kel 7adisso lahal zalami 3an te7rir felstine, w 3an l dife3 3an Iran w 3an 7imeyit sourya... ya jame3a balad ma 3enna, dawli ma fi w ne7na bshebeh 7areb 2ahliyi, 3enna ktir mashekil w ma fina ney7amal mashekil gherna, hal into ya jame3a betwef2o 3a tamawdo3 Lebnen metel ma beddo HN? wen mabed2koun el lebneniyi yali defa3to 3anno khilel snin? wenkooun men tamawdo3 lebnen? fina net7amal heda l dor yalli Hassan Nesrallayh bedo y7amlna yeh?

Missing vaclav_havel 17 August 2012, 21:50

Halla2 lesh kel our problems are caused by the palestinians? tayib ne7na fina n7arir felstine? fina net7amal? hal dorna ne7na ka lebneniyi 2enno n7arer l 3alam?
bass lawen ray7in?
ma 3enna la l 2edra l 3askariyi, wala l 2edra l meliyi , walla 3enna nawawi! lok kahraba ma3enna! shabebna hejaro, ghala w fe2er w te3tir 3al 80% men l sha3eb...

Default-user-icon Khalil (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:35

A war with Lebanon is very, very, very costly.

Agree - this will be very costly to Lebanon not IRAN!

WHAT A JOKE - half of his speech is about how great Iran is. Go live there AND LEAVE US TO LIVE IN PEACE!

Thumb primesuspect 17 August 2012, 18:35

The problems the shiites created... must be fixed by the shiites.
Who gives an damn about al Quds... we have more important problems that are 100% Lebanese. But then, Turban Boy is Iranian....

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:43

Lebanese Muslims give a damn about al quds. Yes we have our problems but it doesnt mean we dont give a damn about al quds which is very important in our religion so while i see your point, i disagree with the wording used about Al quds. We dont expect you to care, but as muslims we care so only speak for yourself or for your religion, not about all lebanese.

Thumb makhaleh 18 August 2012, 02:07

guys can we keep religion out of this...enough hatred towards each other thats wat syria and israel want to kill each other so they can take more land guys were all brothers and sisters in the end

Default-user-icon Lebanon_first (Guest) 17 August 2012, 18:44

Are his followers so brainwashed to believe what this guy is saying ? Enemies of Iran are Zionists ? Not supporting Assad regime means dropping support of Palestinians ? Not wait for permission to "ATTACK" Israel ? Come on you guys, supporters of HA, wake up!

Thumb benzona 17 August 2012, 18:44

Did you notice FT/Wybecose/Mowante etc... is calling everyone benzona> ? He believes everyone's got 10+ nicks like he does... what a douche.

Thumb benzona 17 August 2012, 21:36

Good one Big Sam!

Thumb phoenician 17 August 2012, 18:49

"love"

Thumb benzona 17 August 2012, 21:40

That's when you realize that Naharnet should allow us to edit our comments... (hope they read this ^^)

Thumb lebanon_first 17 August 2012, 18:52

You tried to deter protestors? LIER. You are preventing the army from detering protestors. KIZZEIB.

Missing gcb1 17 August 2012, 18:53

"All who oppose Iran must realize that they are supporting the Zionist entity."

Wrong. It is possible to oppose both Iran and Israel. Both are oppressive regimes.

Before we speak of Israel and praise Iran and Syria for "supporting the resistance", I'd rather see those regimes treat their own citizens rightly first before they speak of defending the rights of Palestinians.

Default-user-icon notme (Guest) 17 August 2012, 19:03

Reading the remarks below, it strikes me that most of you do not see the big picture! instead Concentrating on individuals and sects and blaming everyone else except yourselves. It's that old saying divided we fall and Israel as usual will try to keep it that way as it has been for years. I guess some of us are just plain idiots.

Default-user-icon me (Guest) 18 August 2012, 01:14

notme, I agree you are just a plain one.

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:46

Sorry to say it but such are most of the rightwing maronites. Filled with hate, racism and secterianism. This is my personal experience from them and it only got even more confirmed when i started reading the comments from maronites on naharnet.

Default-user-icon Mahdi (Guest) 17 August 2012, 19:23

I am, before being an Arab or a Muslim, a Human Being and a Lebanese; and it is Humanity and Lebanon that I defend and stand for above all else. And I reiterate that Hizb-Hasan is no less a sickness for Lebanon and Humanity than Israel is. Like Hizb, we "do not have the capacity to destroy Israel", but we do have the capacity to stop Hizb's terror and dispossession campaign against Lebanon. To arms, Lebanese! Before we are able to get to Al-Quds and liberate it from Israeli occupation we have to step over Nasrallah's dead body.

Missing samiam 17 August 2012, 19:25

He's been talking too much lately--must be feeling the heat, still looking a raison d'etre for "the resistance". He pretends to protect lebanon from israel but turns a blind eye towards syrian transgressions. Hypocritical, don't you think?

He also stated that he doesn't need anyone's permission to attack israel--by that statement alone, he and his organization should be criminalized and declared enemies of the state. We don't need another war here because he thinks we do.

Default-user-icon what shn meant (Guest) 17 August 2012, 19:39

Nasrallah: We are whiling to sacrifices Lebanon and it's people on the altar of Palestine and the Quds, Yasser Arafat is our role model."

Default-user-icon erykah badu's turban (Guest) 17 August 2012, 19:52

hey hassan your turban's too tight, it's cutting blood to you "brain".

Default-user-icon Darwish (Guest) 17 August 2012, 20:10

The massacres and the children killed by I do not know what side in Syria, if a fraction of it was done by Israel against the Palestinians, it would have been a big scandal... Jerusalem and Palestine interest the fundamentalists either Christians or Muslims not because they care about the people and children there but because of the religious myth that surrounds it. Jews, Muslims and Christians want this piece of land (I avoid saying a piece of something else) because of their obsession with its myths and fables...Nobody can convince me that any party in Lebanon or the Arab world cares about human beings, the causes are only religious and sectarian... Contradictions + Hypocrisy from all sides appeared clearly during the Arab countries turmoil lately... the more I see what’s going on in the country I left some 22 years ago, the more I love every inch of Canada's soil.

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:49

Speak for yourself, just because your void of any humanity, it doesnt mean that the rest of the lebanese are. Oh and more than just a fraction have been done by israel against not only the palestinians but against the lebanese, syrians, egyptians, jordanians, iraqis, sudanis and several other countries around the world. So dont try to whitewash israels dirty hands when you see others acting dirty.

Default-user-icon Darwish (Guest) 18 August 2012, 03:07

Someone who protests for the massacre of children is not void of humanity so read carefuly before you aqccuse someone of nonsense... What you say is not what I ment... read carefuly... The internal spilled blood is as scandalous as Israli strikes so read before you judge...

Missing Rambo 17 August 2012, 20:12

I thought one the explosive message to all Lebanese and specially the Lebanese government is that we will not ask PERMISSION to start a war with Israel.

Thumb thepatriot 17 August 2012, 20:14

His speech is all Israel, Palestine, Iran, Syria... you're supposed to be Lebanese dude, not the liberator of Palestine!

Default-user-icon saxo (Guest) 18 August 2012, 07:01

it's stupid to be proud about how many people we can kill after destroying our country. isit a points game.

Thumb thepatriot 17 August 2012, 20:55

Tfeh! This person might be Iranian, Palestinian, Syrian, anything but Lebanese!

Thumb benzona 17 August 2012, 21:39

Mitein bil miyyeh. He speaks Farsi everyday... we Lebanese speak English or French. If he were one of us, He'd be speaking like one of us.

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:52

Benzona, arabic is our main language.

Default-user-icon Majnoun (Guest) 17 August 2012, 20:57

I am very courious to know in all the speeches that this man has recited since the year 2000, how many times do the following words appear? Iran? Syria? Israel? LEBANON?

Default-user-icon reply to slash (Guest) 17 August 2012, 21:06

Hezbollah defeated the israeli's in 06 no matter how much you hate it. There was no mandate for hezbollah to defend the capital that was the army's job oh i forgot they were neutral while their people were being blown up and then you say only the army can defend us. The army is only good for supplying tea to the invaders

Missing gcb1 17 August 2012, 21:13

Someone's on a rampage loool

Default-user-icon labbayaka ya nasralalala (Guest) 17 August 2012, 21:31

If we consider his track record from 2006 for actually hitting targets hassin will more likely make the lives of Israeli fish and squirrel Hell, his rockets fell mostly in the woods and the sea. Unfortunately for the Shiite human shield hassin hides behind the Israelis are more accurate.

Default-user-icon habib (Guest) 17 August 2012, 21:34

omg omg wat an idiot !!!!!!! listen lil sick man and understand one thing and put it like an earings in ur earth : israeli is a nuclear supperpower are u getting wat im saying ?????? meaning if u really wanna play the dirty game,and israel feel a real danger to its existance,they wont thing twice to burn all of us from the north to the south,and all because of who ?? because of a lil shit called nasralla ,listen habbob were not ready to turn to ashes with our kids and families because a lil idiot like u ur getting the point ? and u keep saying were scared from god ? sacrificing all of us the lebanese and burning our beautiful country with one simple bomb ,is that wat ur looking for lil idiot ? go online (if u know how) and check the NOT conventional israelis arsenals and understand wat is says and then come back to ur screen and bark again do u really thing mr idiot that israel is going to fight the same way like in 2006 ???

Missing youssefhaddad 17 August 2012, 21:51

WE DO NOT WANT TO FIGHT ISRAEL, by we I mean most Lebanese who are not sold to the Iranian regime or entranced by Sectarian emotions.
Those who truly care about the Palestinian issue should find a humanitarian solution that would ultimately end up in establishing the Palestinian refugees in rich Arab and foreign countries.
Hassan and his Iranian bosses have been allowed to exploit the Palestinians and the complex towards Israel for very long. Hezbollah is a hindrance to rebuilding Lebanon and it should be confronted.
WE WILL NOT ALLOW HEZBOLLAH TO BURN LEBANON IN ORDER TO WARM THE SHIVERING SYRIAN AND IRANIAN REGIMES, by we I mean every Lebanese who believes in a sovereign, pluralistic and democratic Lebanon.

Thumb michael715 17 August 2012, 22:12

He looks lovely with his; Full cheeks, touching manicure, immaculate clothes, and freshly trimmed beard really adds to his photographic appeal. Someday, he will be plucked from his rathole and tried for treason against Lebanon.

Default-user-icon assaad (Guest) 17 August 2012, 22:13

did he say that a little or a serious problem could cause the loss of control on thousands of people armed and well prepared to kill by his own party ? should this argument convince and tranquilise lebanese people??

Default-user-icon assaad (Guest) 17 August 2012, 22:29

هل إعترف بأنه يمكن فقدان السيطرة على الآف من الشباب المدرب والمسلح بسبب مشكلة فردية مثل إختطاف لبناني في سورية أو شائعة عن مقتل المخطوفين. هل يساعد هذا السيد نصرالله كي يفهم سبب خوف اللبنانين من سلاح خارج عن سلطة الدولة ؟ أي حادث فردي أو إشاعة يمكن أن يشعل حرب أهلية في لبنان وليس مطمئناً أن نعرف بأن جماعته أقوى من الجيش اللبناني.

Thumb beiruti 17 August 2012, 22:39

So he gets control of the government by illegal means (threats issued to Jumblatt to switch from M14 to M8), and when the rest of the country follows suit by becoming a completely lawless society with bank robberies, car thefts, blocking of roads, kidnapping, money laundering, et al, now the SOB says it's not his business to maintain order, the government is too weak. Well, he and Hezbollah is the government.

Lebanon has reaped the chaos that this clown has sown

Missing gabby1 17 August 2012, 22:43

The sooner ASSad goes down the faster this black turbaned coward will be weakened. He hide underground and threatens everyone. Who says Lebanon wants a war waged by this freak?

Default-user-icon hassan el kalb (Guest) 17 August 2012, 22:44

the dog that barks does not bite..

Thumb bigsami 17 August 2012, 23:04

Lies, lies and more lies. Scumbag once again using the "Israeli" threat to justify his existence while we all know it's BS. The 'hell' he is threatening Israel with is the same hell he has Lebanon endure.

Default-user-icon michael (Guest) 17 August 2012, 23:25

I'm Australian and I'll never let a fellow human be oppressed like the people in Palestine. It's your duty to help a fellow human in need. All the injustice they've been through and out off all people you Lebanese should be sympathetic to the people of Palestine since you have experienced life under the israelies. And if it wasn't for hezbollah Lebanon would of been all israeli settlements by now you ungrateful scum. Where was your Lebanese army when Lebanon was occupied by Israel? They were being Israel's bitch, that's where. Hezbollah could take over Lebanon in a few days if it wants to but it won't cause it knows Lebanon is a secular state and it wants to keep it that way. You think if bashar falls that Syria will be secular? Dream on they'll be under wahabi rule, then you'll have al qaida on your door step and we've all seen how they operated eg. Afghanistan. The majority of you on here are dopes. Look at the big picture as to what's happening

Missing mansour 17 August 2012, 23:39

i really hope he does attack Isreal then he will really see who will be destoryed.Get over it People Isreal anit goning nowhere.Long Live The Syrian Civil War

Thumb dasphinx 18 August 2012, 00:35

Nasrallah got his drums of war and Lebanese are looking for ways to leave Lebanon now. Why does he want to destroy Lebanon even for killing tens of thousands of Israelis? We are a nation held hostage by an indoctrinated lunatic who beams with hate. Most Shiites don't want a war, but they too are taken hostage.

This speech only shows his desperation, and that his days are numbered. He is not going to go in peace, so brace yourself Lebanon for the worst but there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Thumb eli-g 18 August 2012, 01:05

I think Hizballah knows that the war is comming,and the support they had from the other Lebanese in 2006 will not be there.So, he is turning to the palestinians for moral logistical and material support if needed.

Missing ulpianus 18 August 2012, 01:27

I hold hezbbenimatwal responsible for anything happening in dahye and beirut southern suburbds as they are in de facto control of the areas. thus, they are playing a role in what happened to the syrians there.

Why are they waiting for the government to act concerning the abductees? Why cant he wait for the government to act when it comes to the Lebanon/israel conflict and thus disarm? If you took the role as the "defender of Lebanon" you should solve the abduction problem ( the eleven in Syria). Now we need the weapons of the "mokawame".

Talking about israel. As we say in Lebanon " one toe nail" of any Lebanese is for me as a Lebanese more worth than the whole israel. But this time around, I dont give a crap what happens to hezb and amal. Look what they have done with Beirut. Look what they have done with the security in the country since they took over. Amals motorcycle za3ran in Beirut is the worst thing that have happened to Lebanon

Missing canadianadam 18 August 2012, 01:48

I am Lebanese, and after the Lebanese people, I truly love and respect our Palestinian brothers and this cause. It is an Islamic cause, it is an Arab cause, and in many cases it is a Christian cause (in theory and in some application).

I think it's disgusting that us Lebanese would fall into this Nasrallahs idiotic ways. He is using this great Palestinian cause, exploiting it, as a pathetic way to mask his party's attempts to undermine the government and Lebanons security. Let's not reject what is right just because this moron claims to support it. We aren't just in a battle with HA, we are in a battle to win hearts and minds, many of whom care about Palestine. Let's remember that please.

Missing amanisn 18 August 2012, 01:51

150000 lebanese died because of secterianism.

Default-user-icon A. Templar (Guest) 18 August 2012, 03:29

Hassan,

Jerusalem was,is and will remain Israel's Capital until Eternity; and neither you nor the Iranian turbans can change that.
Stop beating the Palestine drum; You should start looking for another cause elsewhere, perhaps Quom or Tabreez.
This is just not cutting it anymore, perhaps it lost its allure. After all, since the Nakba of 1948, a large number of misguided idiots used the same approach, to no avail...
Next speech try to have little more substance
Wassalam Alykum

Missing lebaneserevenge@yahoo.com 18 August 2012, 07:05

Why doesn't he simply crawl from that rathole he is living in and move to Tehran. Does he not realize we Lebanese do not want him in Lebanon anymore????? Leave you bastard!

Default-user-icon Alexander (Guest) 18 August 2012, 09:11

Dear Flam Thrower,
You are right about palestinians; it is a serious problem and we cannot bear them in our small country. But do you beleive that they will be back to their country when you have 60 years of Israeli ethnic cleansing and land colonization? Do you think we can force Israel to accept them? Do you think that poor Lebanon alone should bear this issue while ALL neighbour countries including Syria are just spectators and we have to be destroyed continuously? Don't you think that the palestinian issue is just a propaganda by Hezbollah to keep his weapons and link poor Lebanon eternally to the Palestinian cause? If not then beleive me you are very far from truth.

Missing lebaneserevenge@yahoo.com 18 August 2012, 14:45

We "claim" we hate him? We DO hate him.....he is going to make Israeli lives hell? He has made Lebanese lives hell for 30 years, the bastard. All of Lebanon will rejoice when he is dead.

Default-user-icon Danny B (Guest) 18 August 2012, 17:17

Let me remind you dear Lebanese neighbors and in wars both sides are loosing. I believe that if a war will start between Israel and Lebanon there will be many casualties from both sides, question is what for?
Is it Really for Palestinian cause? as if it was true, Arabian rich countries in one day of income could solve the problem long time ago.
As long it serves their corruption and useless low income and unemployment , blaming Israel for all their troubles.
Time to grow up.
You built a country to be proud off , don't destroy it for a war you will loose.

Missing nickvegas 21 August 2012, 13:21

Freedom is all what we want ,do you think its freedom to keep same person stick in the same position and power ,and very strict thoughts same speech,lead us to same distney,me feel very SICK from that and wanted to change.
I want different thing new thought and idelogy for my kids and for my rest of my life .