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The Western-backed Hariri leads a fragile national unity government that includes two ministers from the militant group Hezbollah, which fought Israel to a standstill in a monthlong war in 2006. Hariri said Lebanon, which has a notoriously fractious political... Full Article at The Bellingham Herald
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AFP - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri voiced concern about Israeli threats and escalating military activity in a BBC interview broadcast Wednesday. Full Article at France 24
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Lebanon's Hezbollah supporters listen to their leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah through a giant screen during a ritual mourning for Imam Hussein, the Prophet Mohammad's grandson, who died in a seventh century battle, to mark Arbain in Beirut's suburbs, February... View Photo »
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As prime minister, he's simply a hostage of Hezbollah, which has veto power in his Cabinet
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(IsraelNN.com) This weekend is the second anniversary of the death of senior Hizbullah terrorist Imad Mughniyah, and Hizbullah is vowing revenge attacks against Israelis. Full Article at Arutz Sheva
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(IsraelNN.com) Lebanese Prime Minister Sa'ad Hariri warned that the Lebanese government would officially back the Hizbullah terrorists in the event of another war with Israel and claimed that the Jewish State was threatening both Lebanon and Syria. Full Article at Arutz Sheva
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(IsraelNN.com) The Lebanese government has made it official, announcing it will back the Hizbullah terrorist organization in another war against Israel. Full Article at Arutz Sheva
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With a picture of the late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini on his shirt, left, a member of Hezbollah's youth movement, the Mahdi Scouts, hold candles during a vigil for the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 plane that crashed into the... View Photo »
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Poor man, Hizbullah murdered his father and he in a hostage situation.
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(IsraelNN.com) Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri said in an interview with the BBC that Israel was escalating its threats against Lebanon as well as Syria. He said that his country would stand united against Israel. Full Article at Arutz Sheva
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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri voiced concern about Israeli threats and escalating military activity in a BBC interview broadcast Wednesday. Israeli officials have warned repeatedly in recent weeks that any attack by Lebanon's Syrian-backed Hezbollah... Full Article at Dawn
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Lebanon's Hezbollah supporters listen to their leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah through a giant screen during a ritual mourning for Imam Hussein, the Prophet Mohammad's grandson, who died in a seventh century battle, to mark Arbain in Beirut's suburbs, February 4, 2010.
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A member of Hezbollah's youth movement, the Mahdi Scouts, throws flowers tributes into the sea on Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010, in memory of the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 plane that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea on January 25, south of Beirut, Lebanon. A Lebanese forensics...
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Sheik Nabil Kaouk, right, Hezbollah's commander in south Lebanon, and Hezbollah legislator Hassan Fadlallah, left, attend the funeral of prominent businessman Hassan Tajeddine _ a very rich and influential Shiite family in southern Lebanon and a strong Hezbollah supporter _ who was one of...
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With a picture of the late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini on his shirt, left, a member of Hezbollah's youth movement, the Mahdi Scouts, hold candles during a vigil for the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 plane that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea on January 25,...
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Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah speaks on a giant screen at the opening of the "Arab International Forum to Support the Resistance," in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, Jan. 15, 2010. The leader of Hamas Khaled Mashaal, who attended the forum, called on the Egyptian leader to stop its construction...
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Head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc Mohamed Raad (R), Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal (2nd R), Lebanon's Minister of Education Hassan Mneimneh (2nd L) and Hezbollah senior offical Hassan Ezzedine listen to Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah speak via a video display during...
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Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal (C), Head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc Mohamed Raad (R) and Lebanon's Minister of Education Hassan Mneimneh (L) listen to Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah speak via a video display during the Arab and International Forum to support the Resistance,...
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Relatives mourn near the coffin of prominent businessman Hassan Tajeddine _ a very rich and influential Shiite family in southern Lebanon and a strong Hezbollah supporter _ who was one of few people so far identified from Monday's Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 crash, during his funeral in...
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Scouts carry the picture of prominent businessman Hassan Tajeddine _ a very rich and influential Shiite family in southern Lebanon and a strong Hezbollah supporter _ who was one of few people so far identified from Monday's Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 crash, as others carry his coffin...
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Lebanon's Hezbollah members close the entrance to an underground parking site in Beirut December 27, 2009. A bomb which exploded in Beirut on Saturday killed two Hamas members, a spokesman for the Palestinian Islamist group in the Gaza Strip said on Sunday.
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A Lebanese military policeman (R) looks at Hezbollah members at a closed entrance to an underground parking site in Beirut December 27, 2009. A bomb which exploded in Beirut on Saturday killed two Hamas members, a spokesman for the Palestinian Islamist group in the Gaza Strip said on Sunday...
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Hezbollah flag is seen as Lebanese Hezbollah supporters gather to listen to the speech of Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah during Ashoura day in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon, Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009. Sunday's commemorations marked the climax of Ashoura, the yearly mourning period...
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Female members of Lebanon's Hezbollah chant slogan during the Ashura ceremony held in Beirut's suburbs December 27, 2009. Ashura is the 10th day of the lunar month of Muharram when according to Islamic tradition Imam Hussein, grandson of the Prophet Mohammad, was killed in battle in 680 AD...
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A Lebanese Shiite girl carries a picture of Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah during Ashoura day in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon, Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009. Sunday's commemorations marked the climax of Ashoura, the yearly mourning period in which Shiite Muslims remember the seventh...
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Lebanese Hezbollah supporters march during Ashoura day in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon, Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009. Sunday's commemorations marked the climax of Ashoura, the yearly mourning period in which Shiite Muslims remember the seventh century death of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson,...
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Lebanese Hezbollah supporters shout slogans as they march during Ashoura day in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon, Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009. Sunday's commemorations marked the climax of Ashoura, the yearly mourning period in which Shiite Muslims remember the seventh century death of the Prophet...
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Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, is seen speaking via a video link as journalists listen to him during a press conference in which he read the group's new political manifesto, the second since Hezbollah was born in the early 1980s, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, on Monday...
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Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah is seen speaking via a video link as journalists raise their hands to ask questions of him during a press conference in which he read the group's new political manifesto, the second since Hezbollah was born in the early 1980s, in the southern suburb...
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Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah speaks via a giant screen during a news conference announcing the party's new political strategy in Beirut November 30, 2009. Lebanon's Hezbollah Shi'ite movement announced a new political strategy on Monday that tones down Islamic rhetoric...
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Hezbollah supporters, listen to Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah who spoke via a video link, during a rally marking Hezbollah Martyrs Day in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009. Nasrallah launched a scathing attack on President Barack Obama, criticizing...
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Hezbollah supporters shout slogans during a televised speech by the leader of the militant Shiite Muslim group Hassan Nasrallah on the occasion of Martyr's Day in the southern suburbs of Beirut November 11, 2009. Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki has said he hopes stability will...
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Mothers of killed Hezbollah fighters attend a ceremony organized by the militant Shiite Muslim group on the occasion of Martyr's Day in the southern suburbs of Beirut November 11, 2009. Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki has said he hopes stability will flourish in Lebanon with the...
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Hezbollah members, parade during a rally marking Hezbollah Martyrs Day, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009.
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Hezbollah fighters, holding up national flags and the yellow flag of the militant Shiite Muslim group, parade on the occasion of Martyr's Day in the southern suburbs of Beirut November 11, 2009. Lebanon's incoming Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced earlier this week the new cabinet line-up...
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Hezbollah supporters watch a televised speech by the Lebanese Shiite group's chief Hassan Nasrallah on a big screen during an outdoor ceremony to mark Martyrs Day in the southern suburbs of Beirut on November 11, 2009. Lebanon's incoming Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced on November 9...
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A member of Hezbollah's youth movement, the Mahdi Scouts, throws flowers tributes into the sea on Tuesday Feb. 2, 2010, in memory of the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 plane that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea on January 25, south of Beirut, Lebanon. A Lebanese forensics...
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As prime minister, he's simply a hostage of Hezbollah, which has veto power in his Cabinet
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Poor man, Hizbullah murdered his father and he in a hostage situation.
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the [US administration’s] anger is over the fact that Israel did not fight against the Syrians. Instead of Israel fighting against Hizbullah, many parts of the American administration believe that Israel should have fought against the real enemy, which is Syria and not Hizbullah
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When we see the example of our brothers and sisters fighting in Chechnya, Iraq, Palestine, Kashmir, Afghanistan then we know where the example lies. When we see Hezbollah defeating the armies of Israel, we know what the solution is and where the victory lies.
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it was a good thing Hezbollah delivered a huge defeat to Israel
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Across predominantly Muslim nations, there is little enthusiasm for … Hamas and Hizbullah, although there are pockets of support for both groups, especially in the Middle East
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Little Enthusiasm for many Muslim Leaders: Mixed Views of Hamas and Hizbullah in largely Muslim Nations
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If Israel is attacked, we will not limit ourselves to only Hizbullah targets
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Hizbullah in Lebanon is no different. The political, not the military, branch is in government. What could have more legitimacy than that? Now it is a democratically elected part of government. And everybody knows that it is a terror organization, but it is coupled with political power. So how do you de...
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Hezbollah has relationships with drug trafficking cartels. The cartels know exactly how to bring the drugs into the southern border of the U.S. These routes have been used not only by Hezbollah, but also by Al Qaeda to penetrate the U.S.
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Hezbollah has relationships with drug trafficking cartels. The cartels know exactly how to bring the drugs into the southern border of the U.S. These routes have been used not only by Hezbollah, but also by Al Qaeda to penetrate the U.S.
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Chavez promotes a relationship with Hezbollah
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I have said publicly that it is difficult for me to think of another country in the world which is subject to so much intrusion and surveillance as Lebanon. So it is not me being sympathetic with Hizbullah on this issue; it is simply an objective assessment
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Hizbullah has made it clear to me that they are not opposed to a ceasefire, but only if this is on the 'correct terms', these being an Israeli withdrawal from the Shebaa Farms and Ghaajar
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If war erupts, Syria and Iran will participate too. Next time it will not be limited to Hizbullah
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If war erupts, Syria and Iran will participate too. Next time it will not be limited to Hezbollah.
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We don’t rule out the possibility that the Israelis or some other security agency that works with them have recruited a senior Syrian intelligence officer who feeds them with details about the movements and whereabouts of representatives of Hamas and other groups, particularly Hizbullah
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This escalation of words comes in the context of Israel’s saber-rattling vis-à-vis Iran and the Hezbollah movement in Lebanon
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In responding to Hizbollah’s guerrilla tactics, the IDF proved itself to be as conservative as most other conventional armies…
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If all those revelations came out, and that doesn’t shake public support ... it argues for the case that Hizbollah has succeeded in building a big tent party.
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Hizbollah, it is not a small party anymore, a minority, it is a whole society. It is the party of the poor people, yes, but at the same time there are a lot of businessmen in the party, we have a lot of rich people, some elite class. This is normal, because Hizbollah has become one of the biggest partie...
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Hizbollah, it is not a small party anymore, a minority, it is a whole society. It is the party of the poor people, yes, but at the same time there are a lot of businessmen in the party, we have a lot of rich people, some elite class. This is normal, because Hizbollah has become one of the biggest partie...
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If you start to see party members all driving great big SUVs while everyone else has normal cars – or if Hassan Nasrallah started living in luxury ... that would start to compromise Hizbollah’s appeal.
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People look at Hizbollah through the prism of [Nasrallah], and he represents austerity. This is a guy who lives underground, he doesn’t see the light of day, he’s a Sheikh, he doesn’t wear fashionable clothes, he sacrificed his son to martyrdom. You expect everybody to be like him, and when you see a di...
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Nor has anybody been able to identify the Christian bin Laden, the Christian equivalent of al-Qaeda or Hezbollah...
SOURCE: Huffington Post
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