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Hezbollah MP attacks STL, says won’t force resistance to surrender

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Hezbollah MP Nawwaf al-Moussawi said on Saturday that the Special Tribunal for Lebanon was formed to damage the resistance’s image, National News Agency reported.

The NNA quoted the MP as saying that “the international tribunal, accusations and the slogans will not force the resistance to surrender.”

“The U.S. and the West aim at igniting a sectarian strife in Lebanon to create the new Middle East,” Moussawi added.

The Iranian and Syrian -backed Hezbollah brought down Hariri’s government on January 12 over the Special Tribunal for Lebanon’s (STL) imminent indictment which was widely expected to implicate Hezbollah members in the assassination of former PM Rafik Hariri in 2005

The Special Tribunal for Lebanon issued the indictments in the assassination of Lebanon’s former PM Hariri on June 30. An STL delegation met with Lebanon’s state prosecutor Said Mirza and handed him a copy of the Lebanon portion of the indictment and the arrest warrants. Two of the suspects Mustafa Badreddine and Salim Ayyash are reportedly senior members of the Iranian and Syrian-backed Hezbollah while the other two Hassan Aneissy, also known as Hassan Issa, and Assad Sabra played a supporting role in the execution of the assassination.

Lebanon has 30 days to find and arrest the suspects but Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah said on July 2 that the party would not cooperate with the tribunal.

“No Lebanese government will be able to carry out any arrests whether in 30 days, 30 years or even 300 years.”

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25 responses to “Hezbollah MP attacks STL, says won’t force resistance to surrender”

  1. kindman242 Avatar
    kindman242

    you and Hizbollah are nothing bur terrorists and criminals and portraying yourself as resistance shit. Go to Hell and go back to Iran , you do not belong in Lebanon, those who are named in the indictment of Killing Rafiq Hariri will get their justice of Allah coming to them no matter what you try to Do.

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    Anonymous

    you and Hizbollah are nothing bur terrorists and criminals and portraying yourself as resistance shit. Go to Hell and go back to Iran , you do not belong in Lebanon, those who are named in the indictment of Killing Rafiq Hariri will get their justice of Allah coming to them no matter what you try to Do.

  3. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    ” …. was formed to damage the resistance’s image ..”
      Well, if the shoe fits, wear it.

    And it’s the downtrodden people who look for a ‘new middle east’ … something they could feel good about living in.

  4. Avatar
    Anonymous

    ” …. was formed to damage the resistance’s image ..”
      Well, if the shoe fits, wear it.

  5. Avatar
    Anonymous

    ” …. was formed to damage the resistance’s image ..”
      Well, if the shoe fits, wear it.

  6. 316909 Avatar
    316909

    Lets see how you feel about that when the regime in Syria falls or we have a civil war in Syria.

  7. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Lets see how you feel about that when the regime in Syria falls or we have a civil war in Syria.

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    Anonymous

    Lets see how you feel about that when the regime in Syria falls or we have a civil war in Syria.

  9. dm9076 Avatar
    dm9076

    STL is after few people, for now. Unless HA wants full credit for the assassination. Nonetheless HA has already established it’s recognition world wide as a terrorist organization. Linking your acts to religion, hiding in tunnels underneath women and children houses for protection, and for the mere fact you have a gun in your pocket, we don’t want you in Lebanon.

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    Anonymous

    STL is after few people, for now. Unless HA wants full credit for the assassination. Nonetheless HA has already established it’s recognition world wide as a terrorist organization. Linking your acts to religion, hiding in tunnels underneath women and children houses for protection, and for the mere fact you have a gun in your pocket, we don’t want you in Lebanon.

  11. Fauzia45 Avatar
    Fauzia45

    The attacks have not stopped and will not stop the STL!It is doing its job !

  12. Avatar
    Anonymous

    The attacks have not stopped and will not stop the STL!It is doing its job !

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    Anonymous

    The attacks have not stopped and will not stop the STL!It is doing its job !

  14. antar2011 Avatar
    antar2011

    the STL igniting a sactarian strife?

    you are with the arms…you are the ones against the STL and you are the ones who believes in violance means to get what you want.
    so who want a sactarian strife?

    P.S i cannot stand thiis man. he is the most dispicable thug in HA. He talks with everybody while his nose above his %&*^$ head. i won’t be suprised if he turns to be an israeli agent, he is a mere persian dog and he will remain one.

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    Anonymous

    the STL igniting a sactarian strife?

    you are with the arms…you are the ones against the STL and you are the ones who believes in violance means to get what you want.
    so who want a sactarian strife?

    P.S i cannot stand thiis man. he is the most dispicable thug in HA. He talks with everybody while his nose above his %&*^$ head. i won’t be suprised if he turns to be an israeli agent, he is a mere persian dog and he will remain one.

  16. shankarees Avatar
    shankarees

    If you, nitwit do not want Hizballa to be damaged, turn over to the Lebanese state the criminals you hide.  This will improve your rotten image a hair but you are well aware that all of you are criminals and therefore accomplices in the crimes of Mr. Hariri, Mr. Gemayel, Mr. Tueni…etc.  You are hiding behind figments of your imagination to deny you participation in the many crimes committed in Lebanon for your interests and those of Syria and Iran.

  17. Avatar
    Anonymous

    If you, nitwit do not want Hizballa to be damaged, turn over to the Lebanese state the criminals you hide.  This will improve your rotten image a hair but you are well aware that all of you are criminals and therefore accomplices in the crimes of Mr. Hariri, Mr. Gemayel, Mr. Tueni…etc.  You are hiding behind figments of your imagination to deny you participation in the many crimes committed in Lebanon for your interests and those of Syria and Iran.

  18. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    Another P.O.S.
    Just sit there, talk and philosophise, thats all you are good at!!

    1. shankarees Avatar
      shankarees

      Philosophize?!  This idiot does not know the meaning of the word.

    2. shankarees Avatar
      shankarees

      Philosophize?!  This idiot does not know the meaning of the word.

  19. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Another P.O.S.
    Just sit there, talk and philosophise, thats all you are good at!!

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Philosophize?!  This idiot does not know the meaning of the word.

  20. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Daily Star – Tripoli – Parts of Article by Rami Khouri – July 23/11

    One of the striking contrasts between current political tensions and clashes in the Arab world and the tone of the many demonstrations for freedom and democracy across the region involves the role of sectarian and ethnic identity.

    The millions of Arab men and women who have been demonstrating in the streets for seven months now instinctively understand the direct relationship between sectarianism and governance: When countries are well managed and citizens feel they have a say in political and economic developments, sectarian identities and tensions decrease and eventually disappear. However, when authoritarian gangs, oligarchs and ruling families plunder their countries and treat their citizens like idiots without rights or feelings, sectarianism sprouts like a natural self-defense mechanism.

    The Arab-Israeli conflict has already seen the departure of most indigenous Arab Jews from the Arab countries where they had lived for centuries. Christians and other minorities seem increasingly worried in some countries, and their numbers may also decline due to permanent emigration.

     Regimes that raise this frightening specter (sectarian conflict and foreign meddling) count on the fact that their citizens would refrain from challenges to the regime that could destabilize the country, and instead would opt for maintaining the current order because it is at least stable and secure.

    This is a form of mass political blackmail that has worked for decades, but has now clearly reached the end of its useful life. Stable societies that are neither democratic nor economically and socially productive are decaying societies that end up being machines of mass corruption and dehumanization – which inevitably pushes citizens to seek refuge amid their sect or tribe.

    Demonstrators have declared their determination to end this ugly legacy. They counter regime sectarian scare tactics by affirming their commitment to fraternal and tolerant pluralism within democratic structures as their preferred operating system.

  21. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Daily Star – Tripoli – Parts of Article by Rami Khouri – July 23/11

    One of the striking contrasts between current political tensions and clashes in the Arab world and the tone of the many demonstrations for freedom and democracy across the region involves the role of sectarian and ethnic identity.

    The millions of Arab men and women who have been demonstrating in the streets for seven months now instinctively understand the direct relationship between sectarianism and governance: When countries are well managed and citizens feel they have a say in political and economic developments, sectarian identities and tensions decrease and eventually disappear. However, when authoritarian gangs, oligarchs and ruling families plunder their countries and treat their citizens like idiots without rights or feelings, sectarianism sprouts like a natural self-defense mechanism.

    The Arab-Israeli conflict has already seen the departure of most indigenous Arab Jews from the Arab countries where they had lived for centuries. Christians and other minorities seem increasingly worried in some countries, and their numbers may also decline due to permanent emigration.

     Regimes that raise this frightening specter (sectarian conflict and foreign meddling) count on the fact that their citizens would refrain from challenges to the regime that could destabilize the country, and instead would opt for maintaining the current order because it is at least stable and secure.

    This is a form of mass political blackmail that has worked for decades, but has now clearly reached the end of its useful life. Stable societies that are neither democratic nor economically and socially productive are decaying societies that end up being machines of mass corruption and dehumanization – which inevitably pushes citizens to seek refuge amid their sect or tribe.

    Demonstrators have declared their determination to end this ugly legacy. They counter regime sectarian scare tactics by affirming their commitment to fraternal and tolerant pluralism within democratic structures as their preferred operating system.

  22. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Daily Star – Tripoli – Parts of Article by Rami Khouri – July 23/11

    One of the striking contrasts between current political tensions and clashes in the Arab world and the tone of the many demonstrations for freedom and democracy across the region involves the role of sectarian and ethnic identity.

    The millions of Arab men and women who have been demonstrating in the streets for seven months now instinctively understand the direct relationship between sectarianism and governance: When countries are well managed and citizens feel they have a say in political and economic developments, sectarian identities and tensions decrease and eventually disappear. However, when authoritarian gangs, oligarchs and ruling families plunder their countries and treat their citizens like idiots without rights or feelings, sectarianism sprouts like a natural self-defense mechanism.

    The Arab-Israeli conflict has already seen the departure of most indigenous Arab Jews from the Arab countries where they had lived for centuries. Christians and other minorities seem increasingly worried in some countries, and their numbers may also decline due to permanent emigration.

     Regimes that raise this frightening specter (sectarian conflict and foreign meddling) count on the fact that their citizens would refrain from challenges to the regime that could destabilize the country, and instead would opt for maintaining the current order because it is at least stable and secure.

    This is a form of mass political blackmail that has worked for decades, but has now clearly reached the end of its useful life. Stable societies that are neither democratic nor economically and socially productive are decaying societies that end up being machines of mass corruption and dehumanization – which inevitably pushes citizens to seek refuge amid their sect or tribe.

    Demonstrators have declared their determination to end this ugly legacy. They counter regime sectarian scare tactics by affirming their commitment to fraternal and tolerant pluralism within democratic structures as their preferred operating system.

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