Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has threatened if the Zionist regime of Israel bombs Beirut airport the resistance movement will retaliate by targeting Tel Aviv airport.
“I say to the Israelis that if you bomb the Rafik Hariri Airport in Beirut we will bomb Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion airport,” the Hezbollah leader told thousands of well-wishers in southern Beirut on Tuesday.
“If Israel strikes Dahiyeh, we will strike Tel Aviv,” Nasrallah said as the resistance movement held a ceremony to mark the death of Imad Mughniyeh, who was assassinated in car bombing by Israeli agents in Damascus on February 12, 2008.
Nasrallah stressed that the resistance movement did not seek war but was ready to face any aggressions.
“It is untrue that we are giving Israel an excuse to launch an aggression on Lebanon. Israel does not need an excuse, and if it needs an excuse it creates one,” he explained.
However, the resistance leader added Israel was incapable of launching a new war.
Israeli suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Hezbollah guerrillas in the summer 2006. It lost 119 soldiers when its army invaded Lebanon’s territory.
“For Israel to launch a war, it requires a guaranteed victory rather than a potential one … Israel cannot afford another blow because it would mark the beginning of its end,” he said, according the Daily Star newspaper.
Nasrallah described the recent Israeli threats against Lebanon and Syria as a “psychological warfare” to frighten the Lebanese people.
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Mosaic News - 2/17/10: World News From The Middle East
Segments
- Dubai Mossad Debacle
Al Arabiya TV, UAE
- Nasrallah warns Israel
Al Jazeera TV, Qatar
- Iran leader accuses U.S. of "war-mongering"
Press TV, Iran
- Russia delays delivery of missiles to Iran
Al Arabiya TV, UAE
- Netanyahu says world inching closer to Israel's position on Iran
IBA TV, Israel
- U.S. warns Iran over nuclear defiance
BBC - Arabic
Monday, January 4, 2010
Hamas & Hezbollah Will Fight Together In Next War.
The Hamas political representative in Lebanon says the Palestinian resistance group will fight alongside Hezbollah should Israel launch a new offensive against Lebanon.
"We are guests in Lebanon and our policy will not change," Ali Baraka said during a memorial service held on Sunday to mark one week since the death of two Hamas members in an explosion in Beirut's southern suburbs.
"However, we are committed to resisting against Israeli occupation forces," he added.
"Israel should know that if it launches a new attack against Lebanon, we will not stand handcuffed. We will face the aggression side by side with our brethren in Lebanon — be they the resistance, the army, or the people, to repel the aggression," Baraka stated.
In July 2006, Hezbollah resistance forces fired on an Israeli patrol in the border area, killing three Israeli soldiers and capturing two of them. Israel responded by bombarding parts of southern and eastern Lebanon, then widened the bombing campaign to cover most of Lebanon in what became a 33-day all-out war between Hezbollah and Israel. Hezbollah retaliated with intense, daily missile barrages at northern Israel and as far south as Haifa.
Then Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert vowed to destroy Hezbollah's military capacity. Hezbollah pledged not to halt its barrage until Israel ceased its operations, which included widespread incursions into south Lebanon.
It was not until August 14 that a cease-fired brokered by the United Nations ended hostilities. About 1,000 people, mostly Lebanese civilians, were killed, and 1 million Lebanese civilians and some 300,000 to 400,000 Israelis were temporarily displaced. Both countries' economies suffered, although Lebanon's suffered far more since much of its infrastructure — roads, bridges, electricity and water plants — was damaged by Israel's bombing campaign.
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"We are guests in Lebanon and our policy will not change," Ali Baraka said during a memorial service held on Sunday to mark one week since the death of two Hamas members in an explosion in Beirut's southern suburbs.
"However, we are committed to resisting against Israeli occupation forces," he added.
"Israel should know that if it launches a new attack against Lebanon, we will not stand handcuffed. We will face the aggression side by side with our brethren in Lebanon — be they the resistance, the army, or the people, to repel the aggression," Baraka stated.
In July 2006, Hezbollah resistance forces fired on an Israeli patrol in the border area, killing three Israeli soldiers and capturing two of them. Israel responded by bombarding parts of southern and eastern Lebanon, then widened the bombing campaign to cover most of Lebanon in what became a 33-day all-out war between Hezbollah and Israel. Hezbollah retaliated with intense, daily missile barrages at northern Israel and as far south as Haifa.
Then Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert vowed to destroy Hezbollah's military capacity. Hezbollah pledged not to halt its barrage until Israel ceased its operations, which included widespread incursions into south Lebanon.
It was not until August 14 that a cease-fired brokered by the United Nations ended hostilities. About 1,000 people, mostly Lebanese civilians, were killed, and 1 million Lebanese civilians and some 300,000 to 400,000 Israelis were temporarily displaced. Both countries' economies suffered, although Lebanon's suffered far more since much of its infrastructure — roads, bridges, electricity and water plants — was damaged by Israel's bombing campaign.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
NY Man Arrested For Broadcasting A Foreign TV Station?!
Yea, you read that right alright.
Some of you that might have heard about this story might be saying " Yea but say what station it is and who runs it to be honest! "
Sure, the station is Al Manar ( A Hezbollah run station ) oooo Let's all start going into peoples houses and check what they are watching now!
This will keep us free and prosperous won't it? As soon as we disagree with something someone watches, we will throw them in jail for it. Yea, that will work.
Now, you might be saying " That is a terrorist organization! Of course he should be arrested, how dare he! "
Right, How dare he. He didn't go around promoting them or their agendas, he didn't go around saying " I'm going to terrorize you because my TV told me to " he didn't force people to get the station, now did he?
If you notice, in the AP article from yesterday, there is not one word of any wrong doing. Even his neighbors say the guy is a warm hearted man who never had a record of doing anything wrong.
Now, he's going to be blessed with a sentence of broadcasting a Lebanese TV station because the U.S. doesn't like it? Come on now.
What happened to the right to privacy? If I want to hang Nazi flags, watch old Joseph Stalin videos, study Leninism, practice strategies like Napoleon & learn about the chemical weapons of Iraq, IN MY OWN HOUSE, why in the hell is that any of anyones business?!?!?
Look at this as an American's rights being violated people, not anything else. Because you might not like what he did, it is his right as an American to be able to be Free to watch and broadcast what he pleases, as long as he is not violating anyones privacy. Bottom line...
It begins with what you can watch, then it goes into the Internet, until' they completely control all that you watch, hear, and then, even say.
It's not far off considering this case and also the case with YouTube joining up with the ADL to filter out their videos.
The U.S., is slipping into totalitarianism, without even realizing it...
Some of you that might have heard about this story might be saying " Yea but say what station it is and who runs it to be honest! "
Sure, the station is Al Manar ( A Hezbollah run station ) oooo Let's all start going into peoples houses and check what they are watching now!
This will keep us free and prosperous won't it? As soon as we disagree with something someone watches, we will throw them in jail for it. Yea, that will work.
Now, you might be saying " That is a terrorist organization! Of course he should be arrested, how dare he! "
Right, How dare he. He didn't go around promoting them or their agendas, he didn't go around saying " I'm going to terrorize you because my TV told me to " he didn't force people to get the station, now did he?
If you notice, in the AP article from yesterday, there is not one word of any wrong doing. Even his neighbors say the guy is a warm hearted man who never had a record of doing anything wrong.
Now, he's going to be blessed with a sentence of broadcasting a Lebanese TV station because the U.S. doesn't like it? Come on now.
What happened to the right to privacy? If I want to hang Nazi flags, watch old Joseph Stalin videos, study Leninism, practice strategies like Napoleon & learn about the chemical weapons of Iraq, IN MY OWN HOUSE, why in the hell is that any of anyones business?!?!?
Look at this as an American's rights being violated people, not anything else. Because you might not like what he did, it is his right as an American to be able to be Free to watch and broadcast what he pleases, as long as he is not violating anyones privacy. Bottom line...
It begins with what you can watch, then it goes into the Internet, until' they completely control all that you watch, hear, and then, even say.
It's not far off considering this case and also the case with YouTube joining up with the ADL to filter out their videos.
The U.S., is slipping into totalitarianism, without even realizing it...
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