Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah
Phalange tells Hezbollah : Yes for defeating Israel, no for toppling Lebanon’s regime
Phalange Party’s official Sejaan Qazzi told MTV: If Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah wants to change the face of the region through defeating Israel, then we are on his side, but if he wants to change it by toppling the Lebanese regime and forcing Wilayat al Faqih type rule , then we reject this completely.
Qazzi said ” whoever wages a psychological warfare on the other must expect criticisms and an appropriate response”, pointing out that Hezbollah strongholds have been turned into armed Palestinian camps without any supervision or accountability.
Qazzi was referring to Nasrallah ’s attacks against the March 14 Christians following the blast in Dhahiyah , a Hezbollah stronghold in southern Beirut that targeted a Hamas military training center . Both the Phalange party and the Lebanese Forces criticized Hezbollah for allowing Hamas to open a training center in Dhahiyah
Qazzi stressed that the Phalange Party is for strengthening the Lebanese state and its institutions
Hezbollah and Hamas leaders met in Lebanon
Secretary General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, received Friday January 15, Khaled Meshaal the head of the political bureau of Hamas, accompanied by a delegation that included Mousa Abu Marzouk, Mohamed Nasr, Osama Hamdan. They discussed the situation of the region in general, and Palestinian and Lebanese situation . They criticized the official Arab position in the face of Israeli threats and U.S. pressure. The meeting also stressed the importance of strengthening the Lebanon – Palestinian relations
Both Hezbollah and Hamas are backed by Iran
Christian MP tells Nasrallah: We don’t need anyone’s advice
MP Dory Chamoun, a key member of the March 14 Christians responded to Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s speech last Sunday on the occasion of Ashura by saying : We don’t need anyone’s advice .
Chamoun said Hezbollah never amended its 1985 program which called for the establishment of an Islamic state in Lebanon.
In an interview with Future TV Chamoun also responded to Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri’s call for forming a committee for the abolition of political sectarianism by pointing out that Berri himself was the person who tried to fill up all the government positions with Shiites and expressed surprise that he is the same man who is now trying to propose abolition of sectarianism
Najjar said Nasrallah’s speech is harmful
Justice Minister Ibrahim Najjar said during an interview with Future News on Thursday, that Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s speech on the occasion of Ashura on last Sunday “harms more than helps, because it creates sensitivities.” He added that he does not “see any Christian leader giving instructions to Shiite or Sunni leaders.”
Moussawi says Nasrallah’s speech meant to reassure rather than provoke
Hezbollah International Relations Officer Ammar Moussawi told LBCI television on Thursday that the Lebanese should not feel threatened by Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s speech on the occasion of Ashura lasr Sunday , because his speech was “meant to reassure rather than provoke.”
“The reports saying that the cabinet was formed last month under the pressure of Hezbollah’s arms are shameful,” he added. He also said Hezbollah’s arms target Israel, and not Lebanese.
The Christian community of March 14 was outraged by Nasrallah’s speech and considered it a warning that their fate will be the same as of the Christians of Iraq if they don’t follow the Iranian Syrian axis
Nasrallah: We are not afraid of anyone & don’t need anyone
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah criticized in a speech Phalange party’s plan to challenge article 6 of the the cabinet policy statement before the Lebanese constitutional council saying it “won’t change a thing.”
“We are not afraid of anyone and we don’t need anyone ”
The article in question legitimizes Hezbollah arms according to the Phalange party which considers these arms illegal
Nasrallah also urged Lebanese politicians to “observe a one-year truce” to avoid new conflicts. Furthermore, he called for giving the unity government a chance to function.
“Let those who don’t want to tackle the people’s priorities resign from the cabinet,” Nasrallah said.
Hezbollah wants to regain occupied Lebanese territories and sovereignty for the sake of the people and their security and stability. Nasrallah concluded
According Wiam Wahab , a close ally of Syria and Hezbollah the arms of Hezbollah have a different objective
Hezbollah chief: The US is anti-human and brutal
During a televised speech marking the eighth day of Ashura Secretary General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah attacked the US : ” The United States is anti-human and brutal, and is governed by the most brutal and greedy individual “he said in reference to President Barack Obama.
Commenting on the appeal by the Phalange party MPs before the constitutional council against article 6 of the ministerial policy statement Nasrallah said : “The Phalange is wasting its time and we are not wasting any night’s sleep over their appeal “. Article 6 legitimizes the role of the resistance.
Iran, which may be facing more sanctions by the US and its western allies because of its nuclear program is the main backer of Lebanon’s Hezbollah group
Nasrallah urges supporters not to tamper with electric, water meters
In a speech marking the seventh day of Ashura Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah that al “Dhahiyah has long been demanding the presence of the state “. He was responding to criticism by some politicians who claim that Hezbollah strongholds are not accessible to the state ”
Turning to the subject of water and electricity, he referred to the consensus of the clergy that it is not permissible to obtain these two sources of energy illegally , stressing that accessing the power lines illegally is not permissible religiously , same applies to the water.
He also warned against tampering with electric and water meters
It is a well known fact that bill collectors are scared of going to Hezbollah, Amal stronghold for fear for their lives, because many have been attacked or killed
Hezbollah chief may pay a visit to Iran
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Ramin Mehmanparast, said on Tuesday that the leader of the Lebanese Hezbollah group may pay a visit to Iran.
Mehmanparast did not say when Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah would visit Iran, but noted that the Hezbollah chief is a top political figure in Lebanon.
Nasrallah “is also a notable personality who plays an important role in Lebanon. It is possible that he may pay a visit to Iran,” he told reporters at a weekly press briefing, according to the semi-official ISNA news agency.
His comments came one day after Iran’s Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki met Nasrallah in Beirut. Source: Washington TV
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