Nasrallah Says Hizbullah Will Be 'Where It Needs to Be' in Syria: Intimidation Won't Change Our Stance
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Hizbullah will stay involved in the Syrian conflict, after having helped regime forces recapture the key town of Qusayr from rebels, party leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said Friday, noting that Hizbullah is “open to any discussion over Syria."
"Before Qusayr is the same as after Qusayr. Nothing has changed," Nasrallah said in a televised speech marking the Resistance Wounded Fighter Day.
"Isn't the conspiracy the same?... Have the facts changed? On the contrary, the other side is stirring up this conflict even more," said Nasrallah.
"Where we need to be, we will be. Where we began to assume our responsibilities, we will continue to assume our responsibilities," he added.
"To defeat this very, very dangerous conspiracy (against Syria) we will bear any sacrifices and all the consequences."
But the Hizbullah chief stressed that his party is “open to any discussion over Syria,” revealing that “some scholars are sending us initiatives.”
Hizbullah fighters spearheaded a devastating 17-day regime assault on the Syrian town of Qusayr near the Lebanese border which culminated on June 5 with its recapture from the rebels.
Nasrallah had previously justified the group's involvement in Syria by saying they were defending Lebanese-inhabited border villages inside Syria and Shiite holy sites in the Damascus province.
But during a May 25 speech marking the 13th anniversary of Israel's military withdrawal from Lebanon, Nasrallah said "if Syria falls in the hands of the Takfiris and the United States, the resistance will become under a siege and Israel will enter Lebanon. If Syria falls, the Palestinian cause will be lost.”
The regime has said it plans to build on that victory by trying to retake large parts of the northern city of Aleppo and its surrounding province, but it is unclear whether Hizbullah will also join that operation.
"The details will depend on the requirements on the ground," Nasrallah said in the Friday afternoon address.
“Are we really fighting in al-Raqqa, Tartus, Idlib, Deir Ezzor, al-Hasakeh and Daraa? The answer is no. We have decent capabilities and we believe that any modest support is useful in the face of a global scheme that is targeting everyone,” he added.
But Hizbullah's intervention has been condemned internationally, and regionally by the Arab League and the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, which announced sanctions against the group in response.
Nasrallah said the GCC's decision came as "no surprise."
"There are no Hizbullah members in the Gulf... We have no projects in the Gulf or elsewhere," he said.
Nasrallah said Hizbullah understands “the extreme anger” of the Arab states because “they were the sponsors of this scheme and they made an adventure and they are feeling that this scheme is being defeated and that the balance of power has changed.”
"If anyone thinks they are threatening us by putting us on a list of terrorist groups or by targeting the Lebanese (diaspora), they are mistaken," he added. "This will only strengthen our conviction that we're on the right track."
“Intimidation, Takfir and curses will not yield anything and you are mistaken if you believe that we will change our stance,” added Nasrallah.
He noted: “We are defending Syria and the Syrian people and Lebanon and the Lebanese people.”
Turning to the conflict between the Syrian regime and opposition, Nasrallah said: “The story of the regime and the people ended long time ago. Let no one tell us that we are with the regime and against the Syrian people, as large portions of the people are with the regime and we are with these people.”
He noted that “thousands of fighters have come from all around the world and the entire world is fighting in Syria through money, weapons and media.”
“After two years we realized that they are insisting on continuing the battle, even if Syria was destroyed and the regime fell ... and the alternative is the groups that are killing and slaughtering people,” Nasrallah added.
He noted that Hizbullah was “the last party to intervene in Syria while al-Mustaqbal Movement and other Lebanese parties were the first to intervene, not to mention the other nations, groups and organizations.”
Defending the intervention, he said: “There is a front that was targeted by the Americans, the Israelis and the Takfiris, and we were attacked when we intervened on the side of this front.”
Hitting back at former premier Saad Hariri without naming him, Nasrallah said: “We are among the people who are the keenest on Lebanon and its state, entity, existence and unity, and we offered our blood for its sake.”
“We were born here, we grew up here and we will stay here. We will die here, we will be martyred here and no one will be able to uproot us from our land and country,” he added.
“The strongest army in the Middle East, the Israeli army, was smashed at the feet of our jihadist fighters. Who are those who are speaking of uprooting us from here or there? We will remain here for the sake of this country's freedom and dignity and we will remain ready to pay a hefty price,” he went on to say.
Nasrallah insisted Hizbullah was against increased sectarian tension in Lebanon, and urged his supporters and others to keep the calm in the country.
“We urge the highest levels of restraint concerning the security situation and we call for avoiding any form of tensions, whether during grief, anger or joy, because any incident might have inappropriate repercussions on people, security and on all of us,” he said.
Nasrallah noted that “there is a delicate situation in the Baalbek-Hermel area -- which includes the rockets that are falling on the area -- that needs special care.”
“The sensitive point is that some media outlets are circulating rumors that these rockets are being fired from Arsal and its barren mountains -- they are accusing a Sunni town of shelling Shiites towns,” he said.
“And whenever a Arsal resident is killed or attacked, some politicians directly accuse Hizbullah. Some media outlets are spreading lies and I call on everyone to verify any report. I announce that the rockets were not fired from Arsal, but rather by the armed groups inside Syrian territory and God willing we will find a solution to this issue,” Nasrallah vowed.
Turning to the recent deadly incident outside the Iranian embassy in Bir Hassan, Nasrallah said: “The incident outside the Iranian embassy is rejected and unacceptable and it is a spontaneous incident in which a dear person was killed and aggrieved.”
“Some people tell us to respect the other opinion and accuse us of not respecting the other opinion, while we are the ones who are being cursed night and day on daily basis. Our figures, scholars, sect and ideas are being cursed on podiums and we haven't responded because our religion and our brains forbid us from doing so,” Nasrallah noted.
Commenting on recent media reports, Hizbullah's leader said: “They published a report claiming that Hizbullah members had hoisted the flag of (Imam) Hussein on the Omar ibn al-Khattab Mosque, saying that Qusayr had been declared a Shiite town. Is this a rational and responsible behavior? Why are they inciting although the report is false and baseless.”
“There is a group of mosques in the town of Qusayr and there are idiots who don't know that there are Shiites in Qusayr who have a neighborhood, homes and the Imam al-Hassan al-Mujtaba Mosque. The Hizbullah men hoisted the flag on this mosque, not on the Omar ibn al-Khattab Mosque, which is several kilometers away,” he clarified, announcing that Hizbullah will distribute a video showing what really happened on that day.
“The worst thing is to claim that the dispute is between sects, as it is rather between two projects. If someone wants to claim that the battle is sectarian through Takfir and killing, we will not change our stance,” he added.
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14 June 2013, 18:43
Nasrallah: The stance has not changed and the details will depend on the requirements on the ground. We are going through a difficult period and we will all shoulder our responsibilities.
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14 June 2013, 18:43
Nasrallah: Before Qusayr is the same as after Qusayr. Nothing has changed. Isn't the conspiracy the same?... Have the facts changed? On the contrary, the other side is stirring up this conflict even more. Where we need to be, we will be. Where we began to assume our responsibilities, we will continue to assume our responsibilities and we are open to any discussion over Syria and some scholars are sending us initiatives.
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14 June 2013, 18:42
Nasrallah: The worst thing is to claim that the dispute is between sects, as it is rather between two projects. If someone wants to claim that the battle is sectarian through Takfir and killing, we will not change our stance.
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14 June 2013, 18:41
Nasrallah: There is a group of mosques in the town of Qusayr and there are idiots who don't know that there are Shiites in Qusayr who have a neighborhood, homes and the Imam al-Hassan al-Mujtaba Mosque. The Hizbullah men hoisted the flag on this mosque, not on the Omar ibn al-Khattab Mosque, which is several kilometers away.
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14 June 2013, 18:40
Nasrallah: They published a report claiming that Hizbullah members had hoisted the flag of (Imam) Hussein on the Omar ibn al-Khattab Mosque, saying that Qusayr had been declared a Shiite town. Is this a rational and responsible behavior? Why are they inciting although the report is false and baseless.
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14 June 2013, 18:38
Nasrallah: I'm pleased by the stances of the Shiites who are against our stance as that helps in proving that the conflict is not between Sunnis and Shiites and we are exerting efforts to prevent such a conflict.
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14 June 2013, 18:36
Nasrallah: We understand the extreme anger of the Arab states because they were the sponsors of this scheme and they made an adventure and they are feeling that this scheme is being defeated and that the balance of power has changed.
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14 June 2013, 18:35
Nasrallah: Resorting to the sectarian rhetoric is a point of weakness and curses are the weapon of the impotent and the weak.
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14 June 2013, 18:34
Nasrallah: Mistaken are those who think that they can push us to change our stance through putting us on terror lists and intimidating the Lebanese citizens. We are in the right position and it deserves sacrifices.
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14 June 2013, 18:32
Nasrallah: Hizbullah does not have members in the Gulf countries and we don't have schemes in the Gulf or anywhere else.
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14 June 2013, 18:30
Nasrallah: There is a cause. They are not thieves and bandits, but are rather struggling for a cause.
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14 June 2013, 18:29
Nasrallah: We did not hide and we did not send our young men to Syria and claim that we were distributing milk and blankets. We did not bury them in Syria and did not ask their families to remain silent. Wherever we go, we respect our duties and the (Islamic) Sharia and we are not ashamed by our martyrs.
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14 June 2013, 18:27
Nasrallah: Are we really fighting in al-Raqqa, Tartus, Idlib, Deir Ezzor, al-Hasakeh and Daraa? The answer is no. We have decent capabilities and we believe that any modest support is useful in the face of a global scheme that is targeting everyone.
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14 June 2013, 18:27
Nasrallah: There is a front that was targeted by the Americans, the Israelis and the Takfiris, and we were attacked when we intervened on the side of this front.
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14 June 2013, 18:26
Nasrallah: A major uproar happened after our intervention, but had we intervened on the side of the opposition, they would have glorified our intervention and they would have raise our flags and Arab TV networks would have spared us.
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14 June 2013, 18:25
Nasrallah: We were the last party to intervene in Syria while al-Mustaqbal Movement and other Lebanese parties were the first to intervene, not to mention the other nations, groups and organizations.
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14 June 2013, 18:25
Nasrallah: Thousands of fighters have come from all around the world and the entire world is fighting in Syria through money, weapons and media, and after two years we realized that they are insisting on continuing the battle, even if Syria was destroyed and the regime fell ... and the alternative is the groups that are killing and slaughtering people.
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14 June 2013, 18:23
Nasrallah: The story of the regime and the people ended long time ago. Let no one tell us that we are with the regime and against the Syrian people, as large portions of the people are with the regime and we are with these people.
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14 June 2013, 18:22
Nasrallah: We are defending Syria and the Syrian people and Lebanon and the Lebanese people.
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14 June 2013, 18:17
Nasrallah: Intimidation, Takfir and curses will not yield anything and you are mistaken if you believe that we will change our stance.
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14 June 2013, 18:17
Nasrallah: The incident outside the Iranian embassy is rejected and unacceptable and it is a spontaneous incident in which a dear person was killed and aggrieved.
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14 June 2013, 18:15
Nasrallah: Some people tell us to respect the other opinion and accuse us of not respecting the other opinion, while we are the ones who are being cursed night and day on daily basis. Our figures, scholars, sect and ideas are being cursed on podiums and we haven't responded because our religion and our brains forbid us from doing so.
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14 June 2013, 18:14
Nasrallah: Why did they shoot on Sheikh Maher Hammoud on his way to perform the Fajr prayer.
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14 June 2013, 18:13
Nasrallah: We are facing assassination attempts and physical assaults and sometimes entire regions are being punished because of their political affiliation. Muslim scholars, journalists and Sunni families were attacked.
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14 June 2013, 18:10
Nasrallah: They are trying to take advantage of the sectarian and political dispute, that's why Hizbullah urges all the rational men, the scholars and the dignitaries of Baalbek-Hermel to foil any attempt at inciting strife.
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14 June 2013, 18:09
Nasrallah: Some media outlets are spreading lies and I call on everyone to verify any report. I announce that the rockets were not fired from Arsal, but rather by the armed groups inside Syrian territory and God willing we will find a solution to this issue.
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14 June 2013, 18:07
Nasrallah: And whenever a Arsal resident is killed or attacked, some politicians directly accuse Hizbullah.
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14 June 2013, 18:06
Nasrallah: There is a delicate situation in the Baalbek-Hermel area -- that includes the rockets that are falling on the area -- that needs special care. The sensitive point is that some media outlets are circulating rumors that these rockets are being fired from Arsal and its barren mountains -- they are accusing a Sunni town of shelling Shiites towns.
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14 June 2013, 18:04
Nasrallah: The Lebanese open fire in the air on every occasion and whenever a politician makes a televised appearance, including me. People are being terrorized and sometimes people are being killed or wounded and houses are going up in flames. I consulted with the religious authorities and their reply was that "these acts are definitely impermissible in Islam." The fatwa is more strict if the weapons are our weapons and the party does not allow the use of its ammunition in such a manner.
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14 June 2013, 18:00
Nasrallah: Even in personal, financial and commercial disputes, and in kidnappings and shootings, I urge further patience, even over personal rights, because any personal dispute will take on a sectarian dimension due to the incitement and political conspiring.
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14 June 2013, 17:59
Nasrallah: We urge the highest levels of restraint concerning the security situation and we call for avoiding any form of tensions, whether during grief, anger or joy, because any incident might have inappropriate repercussions on people, security and on all of us.
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14 June 2013, 17:57
Nasrallah: Everyone is awaiting the result of the challenge filed before the Constitutional Council and we are waiting with the rest of the Lebanese, but we must condemn the U.S. embassy's interference and intimidation of the Lebanese to push things in a certain direction.
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14 June 2013, 17:56
Nasrallah: The strongest army in the Middle East, the Israeli army, was smashed at the feet of our jihadist fighters. Who are those who are speaking of uprooting us from here or there? We will remain here for the sake of this country's freedom and dignity and we will remain ready to pay a hefty price.
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14 June 2013, 17:55
Nasrallah: We were born here, we grew up here and we will stay here. We will die here, we will be martyred here and no one will be able to uproot us from our land and country.
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14 June 2013, 17:53
Nasrallah: We are among the people who are the keenest on Lebanon and its state, entity, existence and unity, and we offered our blood for its sake.
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14 June 2013, 17:52
Nasrallah: We are amid a major media confrontation that is trying to distort this past.
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14 June 2013, 17:51
Nasrallah: The new generations must know about that period. They must know who conspired, who betrayed, who resisted and who offered sacrifices. They must know who fought and who remained silent, they must know who are the real patriots and who are the collaborators. They must know who chose death over shaking hands with the occupiers.
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14 June 2013, 17:50
Nasrallah: The resistance preserved Lebanon and I tell Arabs and Muslims that this near past must not be forgotten because some parties are seeking to get rid of this past. The current battle is an extension of the past and it is targeted against all the sacrifices of the near past.
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14 June 2013, 17:48
Nasrallah: Today, if there is a state in Lebanon and if there is dignity, fortunes, water, oil and gas, the credit goes to all the resistance fighters and their wounds.
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14 June 2013, 17:47
Nasrallah: These wounds tell the story of the resistance in Lebanon, which had enough awareness and the clear vision to realize the danger of remaining silent over the American and Israeli occupation or coexisting with the American hegemony in 1982. In addition to awareness, this resistance possessed the will to fight for liberation despite the Arabs' betrayal, the numerous enemies and the collusion of some Lebanese parties. This resistance offered martyrs and wounded fighters and thousands of its men entered detention camps and their homes were destroyed. This resistance, through these countless sacrifices, is the side that liberated Lebanon from occupation.
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14 June 2013, 17:45
Nasrallah: Your wounds remind us of the heroism of the resistance fighters in the face of the Grapes of Wrath in 1996 and remind us of the victories of the resistance in 2000 and 2006.
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14 June 2013, 17:42
Nasrallah: Al-Abbas is the idol of the jihadist fighters who continue to do everything in their capacity to perform the mission that serves the objectives. His birthday is a day for every wounded resistance fighter and every jihadist warrior. It is a day for our wounded who were the men of courage and steadfastness in all battlefields ... and are today proving their steadfastness on this path in all the places.
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14 June 2013, 17:38
Nasrallah: We salute all the families of the martyrs, especially the families of the martyrs who fell in the latest confrontations, who have been showing a high level of presence and steadfastness.
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14 June 2013, 17:37
Nasrallah: I salute their families and all the medical crews who accompanied our wounded fighters from the very first moment, from first aid to the continuous health care, and I thank all the members of the Wounded Institution.
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14 June 2013, 17:36
Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in a speech on the occasion of the Wounded Resistance Fighter Day: I salute and laud all the wounded brothers and sisters who are present at the rally or in hospitals or in their homes.
14 June 2013, 17:39
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can this speech never start without gunshots? truly, no matter what its content is, it's absolutely not gonna reach properly by firing in the air and scaring people in city.
14 June 2013, 17:40
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From hizbushaitan for sure there will be a lot more in the next few days.
14 June 2013, 17:41
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iran has upped the payment to the families dead to 50,000 US$ from 10,000.
14 June 2013, 18:52
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nasrallah showed how much frightened he is, and it would have been better for him and hizbushaitan if he did not talk.
sectarian strife was created by their actions whether in Lebanon or in Syria which are well documented.
their lies and backing on each and every commitment they made is proof enough of these lies.
once more he showed his allegiance to iran thus making hizbushaitan a foreign farsi entity in the region.
as far as his talk about democracy, I would rather not go there at all, as these people know nothing about it.
14 June 2013, 18:59
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yu must b a jewish.. yu defo pissed in yur pents when yu heard the name NasurAllah
14 June 2013, 17:59
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Every person who has such slogans whether to Nasrullah or to any other leader then they are nothing other than a: "KHAROOF"
14 June 2013, 17:59
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Every person who has such slogans whether to Nasrullah or to any other leader then they are nothing other than a: "KHAROOF"
14 June 2013, 18:53
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Yes indeed lebneneh....we've got a few of them here....Motormouth, BSThrower, the_BORE just to name a few!
14 June 2013, 18:00
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Yes ofcourse...I hope the arabs will wake up one day and learn that politicians are not semi-gods
14 June 2013, 18:03
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"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Albert Einstein
14 June 2013, 18:14
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" Today if there is no State in Lebanon, the credit goes to the assholes who have opened shop on their own with their Iranian brethren, killed the best breed of lebanese politicians, dragged the country into foolish wars, stood behind every attempt to paralyse, cripple , challenge, steal state assets ......"
14 June 2013, 18:22
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is there a day for "I had the flu" resistance day? how many "days" do these idiots makr...
14 June 2013, 18:28
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Was it American bombs and bullets that removed Saddam from power and handed Iraq over to the honorable Shia?
Hezb,Baath, Salafists and Radical Jews have the same culture (Violence and Intolerance). The Middle East could be an awesome place without them.
14 June 2013, 18:43
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Nasrallah: The new generations must know about that period when we sabotaged the creation of a strong Lebanese State. They must know who conspired against Lebanon, who betrayed Lebanon, who resisted the rise of the State and who offered sacrifices for the sake of our Welaya. They must know who fought in Beirut and who remained silent to preserve the civil peace, they must know who are the real Welaya patriots and who are the Welaya collaborators. They must know who chose death of Lebanon over shaking hands with the occupiers and still thanks them to this day (in fact helping them against the resistance).
14 June 2013, 18:55
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this is no resistance: this is a bunch of filthy iranian murderers and baby killers.
14 June 2013, 19:15
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Maybe thanks to you and many like you who never believed in the Lebanese State and conspired with the Baath of Syria to kill it. The enemies of the Lebanese State are many but the ones or the inside are the ones doing it the most harm.
14 June 2013, 18:49
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Are you forgetting his masters (I am sure they have many more like him in mind to replace him). Isn't Bashar good enough for you to resist Israel? Aren't the Mullah's up to the task? I do not want anyone fighting the Zionists at the expense of my nation, much rather have someone fighting for Lebanon against any and all aggressors (be them the Zionists, or the Baathists, or the SSNP or any one paralyzing the Lebanese State)
14 June 2013, 18:49
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لبيك يا نصر الله لبيك يا نصر الله لبيك يا نصر الله لبيك يا نصر الله
ن عندما نذهب للقتال في أي مكان، تكون مسؤولتنا واضحة ,نحن لا نحب هذه المعركة، ولكن عندما نقاتل ولا نختبئ، وعندما يسقط شهداؤنا نشيعهم بكل فخر وفي وضح النهار. مقاتلونا ليسوا لصوص أو قطاع طرق.
t2borni hal tale ..w hal do7ke..w 3meme ill sawda ua syed ill seyed..alla yensrak w yensur shabena m3ak
لبيك يا نصر الله
14 June 2013, 18:52
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murderers without honor and baby killers. just see the videos on youtube
14 June 2013, 18:56
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"take orders from Zionist America"....blah blah blah...like a freakin broken record! Conditioned sheep!
14 June 2013, 18:56
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Love for hezbollah from sunnis of Pakistan... May God Help them in crushing the israelis and americas fighters in syra aka FSA (alqaeda)
14 June 2013, 19:05
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Dream on paki.... You and what forces/military. Like your fellow dreamers go sign up to be a martyr for hezeb el shaitan! We can do with one less lost case.
14 June 2013, 19:01
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This guy is amazing... He talked generalities about his percieved victory in past wars, but did not mention sclerosing government formation, postponing elections, threatening the judges of constitutional council, killing the LO student rep, sending invitation cards to Qaeda, entering lebanon into the syria turmoil.
WTF... He thinks we are stupid or what?
14 June 2013, 19:04
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THANK U so much for the thumbs down as the as the sayed said..the more negative words ..the more i am right ..am proud
14 June 2013, 19:20
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these people have sacrificed alot (TRUE) for Lebanon (WRONG) ............ their actions since 2005 have uncovered their true goals and they are the goals of assuming as much power as they can to keep Lebanon hostage to the wishes of the Mullahs their benefactors. Welayat elfaqih is the ultimate goal and they working to achieve that.
14 June 2013, 20:38
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and what actions are they? hezbollah has the military might to over power the other sects in lebanon, and take over... yet it doesnt... the occasion of 2008 where hezbollah ownedddd the opposition was due to the opposition's insistance on getting a hold on hezbollahs weapons and security systems, which ofcourse is in zionists and american interests, (when have hariri's or sinioura's actions ever been agianst zionist interests) anyways, we all know by now that isreal is still a threat to lebanon, and every sane and logical person knows that, and hezbollah hasn't used these weapons before on other sects unless in self defense, hence why wanna take them away? and as for a goal, there is no goal on making lebanon an islamic republic, its too diverse for that, and again if they wanted to, they could have a while ago
14 June 2013, 19:24
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The problem is: Hezb is not different from the people you despise so much. They both are violent, merciless, brain-washed and ideologically driven. Only difference is Hezb represents majority Shiites and are well armed and trained, the others represent fringe Sunnis lacking unified leadership and training.
14 June 2013, 20:19
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congrats on making up another holiday name, and everything else you've added to your world of make believe, like the 'resistance' and your so called mission(s).
people now are seeing who your group really is--mercenaries paid for and controlled by iran.
14 June 2013, 20:50
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hahaha get ur facts straight, 2006 was a victory for hezbollah, and there was no occupation, and i dont know what u talking about, secondly, sunnis have been sent to syria with the help of hariri, how come no one says anything? He sends them and they go make massacres which are all on youtube, killing sunnis, shiites and christians, no one can deny, show me one youtube video giving evidence of hezbollah commiting massacres, theres none my child, and this aint no adventure, this is a fight for survival, but ur strategic sense cant see it
14 June 2013, 21:50
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theresistance , ya trance inta, ignorants like u in the arab world who keeps dragging countries away from democracy. so ignorant and stupid that u would die for a guy , not for a principle, u beleive and follow a "leader" not common sense, sometimes he is right, and most of the times he is wrong, but u kiss his ass and cheer for him everyday. his end is near btw
14 June 2013, 22:18
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Labayka Nasserallah.
Geha, I find your extremist, sectarian views very entertaining and really you displays the ignorance and hate that you have been brought up to preach and spread. However, as someone mentioned earlier your sectarian views lack credibility and therefore your comments are nothing more than ramblings of a extremist, sectarian, racist fool.
14 June 2013, 22:44
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«Nasrallah Says Hizbullah Will Be 'Where It Needs to Be' in Syria». They'll be six feet under anywhere they want in Syria since the so called leader is already underground somewhere between Dahyè and bint Jbeil.
14 June 2013, 23:29
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hizb iran may have started out with a noble cause, but since then they have morphed into something else. just because they can convince their minions that they still are a 'resistance', it doesn't mean that it is true and many in lebanon and the world are coming to that conclusion. it is a matter of time before it crumbles from within, whether you would like to believe it or not.
history has taught us that groups that stray from their origins will collapse. no exceptions. i'm not saying it will happen tomorrow or the day after---all that i am saying is that the wheels have been set in motion. why do you think hassoun and the rest of hizb iran have been making more frequent statements?
14 June 2013, 23:45
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Centurion....geha out-classes every one of your posts and then some. Get a life you tyrant loving sheep!
15 June 2013, 00:28
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We love you so much.wea are prouding of you.
Labbyaka ya Nasrallah
Long live Hizbullah
From Tanzania,East Africa
15 June 2013, 00:47
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Hezbollah took the Russian bait and fell in the syrian trap, this war is gonna take years, this is the beginning of the end of Hezbollah.
15 June 2013, 00:55
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Hezbollah is walking into a trap. The trap is called Tomahawks, Drones, Apaches, F-15s, SEALS, SAS and finally very, very angry and freshly armed Sunnis from the moderates to the cannibals.
15 June 2013, 02:50
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Summary=Liar. “We urge the highest levels of restraint concerning the security situation and we call for avoiding any form of tensions, whether during grief, anger or joy, because any incident might have inappropriate repercussions on people, security and on all of us,” he said.
Why killing Salman? How hard is it to call upon the state security instead of using the sticks to kill/beat Lebanese citizens? This is the restraint you speak off liar? or you are afraid from the Payroll department building to be damaged...
15 June 2013, 03:59
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@bigjohn: How about the two planting the bomb in the elevator for Boutros Harb? How about the killers of Francois Hajj (i.e. Nahr el Bared is a red-line).
15 June 2013, 06:57
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“We are defending Syria and the Syrian people and Lebanon and the Lebanese people.”... here is the Glorious militia's new motto.
“We were born here, we grew up here and we will stay here."... but you are paid by an take orders from Iran.
“The strongest army in the Middle East, the Israeli army, was smashed at the feet of our jihadist fighters."... then go liberate Jerusalem and get it over with.
Same old babble, bottom line is Hizballah will fallow its orders, Axis first and Lebanon last.
15 June 2013, 07:16
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Nasrallah: Today, if there is a state in Lebanon and if there is dignity, fortunes, water, oil and gas, the credit goes to all the resistance fighters and their wounds..... thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, Thank You!!!! Happy know?
The mighty Nasrallah spends his life hiding underground and making televised speeches.
15 June 2013, 07:20
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That was very funny, Nasrallah must be using his top of the line Columbian product to live in such a delusional world.
15 June 2013, 09:58
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that statement is pure bs
nassralla likes makes claims and insistences without proof as fodder for his masses. hizb iran has been in there since the beginning and this is according to some pro regime relatives residing in the damascus area.
why would he tell the truth?
15 June 2013, 14:43
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Nice GIANT flag dude very stylish, I'm sure it has no sectarian connotations whatsoever. Obviously the Jihadist that had it in his backpack brought it with him as a porte bonheur in lieu of a rabbit's foot. Imagine this, it's 1975 and the defenses of Ashrafieh crumble after weeks of Palestinian, leftist, Muslim and Jihadist mercs attacks. The occupiers/"liberators" in their joy then unfurl a GIANT "Muslim conquests Foutouhat" flag they just happen to have on hand and hoist it on top of the Beydoun Mosque in Ashrafieh. Why should anyone especially the Lebanese Christians consider that innocent act sectarian? It's not like the GIANT flag was raised on top of the St Nicolas church, right? What do you say Hassan do you see anything sectarian here?
15 June 2013, 15:13
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He is a complete outlaw. A total traitor. He has disregarded all law and consensus in Lebanon to pursue his own interests and by so doing has endangered the whole of Lebanon. He claims to bear all the consequences of what he has started in Syria, but in truth, he will bear none of them from his safe hole in the ground. All of Lebanon will bear the consequences, for a decision they did not take. In fact for an action which the Lebanese people specifically rejected, before Nasrallah, following orders from Iran, has endangered the whole country.
IF the Lebanese government is too timid to go and arrest this Rat, the People of Lebanon should organize themselves and do it themselves.
15 June 2013, 15:21
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You also believed him when he said hizballah wasnt fighting in syria.
You would come here everyday and fight your heart out anyone who dared claim otherwise and called them brainwashed wahhabi terrorist
Today he admits it, and admits he is staying in syria, and you find excuses.
How silly you must feel. And if you dont, then how silly you actually are ft
