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Hezbollah is recruiting militants in Tripoli, report

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Future Movement official Mustafa Allouch told Kuwaiti As-Seyassah newspaper in an interview published on Thursday that Hezbollah is recruiting militants in Tripoli.

He said that Hezbollah has engaged in new activities in the northern city for the past two months, including recruiting mercenaries

“Some parties, such as the Tawhid Movement and the Syrian Socialist National Movement, have strongholds in the city, which raises concern among Tripoli’s citizens.”

Allouch called for a demilitarized Tripoli free of arms.

The Future Movement official also warned that any Syrian army invasion of northern Lebanon “would be the beginning of the end of the Syrian regime.”

The Syrian army has repeatedly crossed over the Lebanese border in recent weeks to pursue army deserters.

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24 responses to “Hezbollah is recruiting militants in Tripoli, report”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    The Bastards !!
    Hezzys are only trying to prolong the end of the Syrian regime, as that end has already begun. That they do it on Lebanese soil is despicable.

    1. antar2011 Avatar
      antar2011

      couldn’t have said it better.

      as a tripolian myself i cannot express my disgust enough to our situation now because tripoli have suffered for a long time and has been left forgotten for a long time and to have another war starting from there is just….not fair.

      1. KhalidH Avatar
        KhalidH

        Very True, to lesser extent same is happening in Akkar.

        1. antar2011 Avatar
          antar2011

          Akkar is a region in need indeed but poeple in Akkar are unlike tripolians predictable with their political outlook. tripoli is different. in Tripoli, we still have naserites for heaven’s sake!. things are pretty bad in tripoli bro. the syrian regime lead by Assadi dogs such as Karami familyand co had a severe effect on the minds of many tripolians. unfortunately the syrian regime made sure the city stays ‘in need’ as long as he is in control because he can buy many poeple there and have done so for a long time…unfortunately Harriri and any other “good man’ was not allowed to give a hand to tripolians..of course on purpose.

          indeed if the events in syria spreads to lebanon, Tripoli will indeed be the first lebanese area to explode….Bashaar the butcher will make sure of that. 

      2. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        I have a friend in Beirut … who says to me in all seriousness: “Oh, you go to Tripoli ? Careful. That’s a different country.”
          I laugh and cry at the same time over this thinking ….But there, my friends, is the general problem in a nutshell.
        Too many do not see Lebanon as ONE country of THEIRS for ALL the people born in it. !!

        1. antar2011 Avatar
          antar2011

          and i was like your friend who have always thought that Beirut is totaly on a different planet. that’s not necessarily means a bad thing. the important thing is to respect and accept that difference without trying to impose anything on anyone that has nothing to do with agreed upon civil laws…i hope your friend thinks so too.

          the last line of your post here hits the nail on the head.
          too many lebanese want to create lebanon that fits with their own way of thinking and try to eliminate anyone who does not fit in the image rather then appreciating and respecting the difference in lebanese society without eliminating the “unusual’ side of it.

      3. beyondreason1022 Avatar
        beyondreason1022

        There is no now bigger than ANTAR… all respect…
        I totally agree that north Lebanon and other regions been ignored for such long time.Forget tourism in Tripoli of North or South / east regions, WE got Beirut! It is disgusting, ministry of tourism pushes Beirut as the only destination for tourism to come and see, ignoring the treasures and joules and the rest of LBN regions, history keep repeating itself!

        1. antar2011 Avatar
          antar2011

          although you are correct, other lebanese regions have also been forgotten but Tripoli’s state is the worst bro, trust me. have you recently visited tripoli man?

        2. 5thDrawer Avatar
          5thDrawer

          Yes … like there are only hotels in Beirut, and only 3 bus tours to Byblos, Balbeek, and the grotto. Can’t provided ‘protection’ to go see Tyre ??? Or the fortress in Tripoli?? I think the tourists got tired of the same old things … and they know enough now not to go near a Syrian border.

  2. Avatar
    Anonymous

    The Bastards !!

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      couldn’t have said it better.

      as a tripolian myself i cannot express my disgust enough to our situation now because tripoli have suffered for a long time and has been left forgotten for a long time and to have another war starting from there is just….not fair.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Very True

        1. Avatar
          Anonymous

          Akkar is a region in need indeed but poeple in Akkar are unlike tripolians predictable with their political outlook. tripoli is different. in Tripoli, we still have naserites for heaven’s sake!. things are pretty bad in tripoli bro. the syrian regime lead by Assadi dogs such as Karami familyand co had a severe effect on the minds of many tripolians. unfortunately the syrian regime made sure the city stays ‘in need’ as long as he is in control because he can buy many poeple there and have done so for a long time…unfortunately Harriri and any other “good man’ was not allowed to give a hand to tripolians..of course on purpose.

          indeed if the events in syria spreads to lebanon, Tripoli will indeed be the first lebanese area to explode….Bashaar the butcher will make sure of that. 

      2. Avatar
        Anonymous

        I have a friend in Beirut … who says to me in all seriousness: “Oh, you go to Tripoli ? Careful. That’s a different country.”
          I laugh and cry at the same time over this thinking ….But there, my friends, is the general problem in a nutshell.Too many do not see Lebanon as ONE country of THEIRS for ALL the people born in it. !!

        1. Avatar
          Anonymous

          and i was like your friend who have always thought that Beirut is totaly on a different planet. that’s not necessarily means a bad thing. the important thing is to respect and accept that difference without trying to impose anything on anyone that has nothing to do with agreed upon civil laws…i hope your friend thinks so too.

          the last line of your post here hits the nail on the head.
          too many lebanese want to create lebanon that fits with their own way of thinking and try to eliminate anyone who does not fit in the image rather then appreciating and respecting the difference in lebanese society without eliminating the “unusual’ side of it.

        2. Avatar
          Anonymous

          and i was like your friend who have always thought that Beirut is totaly on a different planet. that’s not necessarily means a bad thing. the important thing is to respect and accept that difference without trying to impose anything on anyone that has nothing to do with agreed upon civil laws…i hope your friend thinks so too.

          the last line of your post here hits the nail on the head.
          too many lebanese want to create lebanon that fits with their own way of thinking and try to eliminate anyone who does not fit in the image rather then appreciating and respecting the difference in lebanese society without eliminating the “unusual’ side of it.

        3. Avatar
          Anonymous

          and i was like your friend who have always thought that Beirut is totaly on a different planet. that’s not necessarily means a bad thing. the important thing is to respect and accept that difference without trying to impose anything on anyone that has nothing to do with agreed upon civil laws…i hope your friend thinks so too.

          the last line of your post here hits the nail on the head.
          too many lebanese want to create lebanon that fits with their own way of thinking and try to eliminate anyone who does not fit in the image rather then appreciating and respecting the difference in lebanese society without eliminating the “unusual’ side of it.

      3. Avatar
        Anonymous

        There is no now bigger than ANTAR… all respect…
        I totally agree that north Lebanon and other regions been ignored for such long time.Forget tourism in Tripoli of North or South / east regions, WE got Beirut! It is disgusting, ministry of tourism pushes Beirut as the only destination for tourism to come and see, ignoring the treasures and joules and the rest of LBN regions, history keep repeating itself!

        1. Avatar
          Anonymous

          although you are correct, other lebanese regions have also been forgotten but Tripoli’s state is the worst bro, trust me. have you recently visited tripoli man?

        2. Avatar
          Anonymous

          Yes … like there are only hotels in Beirut, and only 3 bus tours to Byblos, Balbeek, and the grotto. Can’t provided ‘protection’ to go see Tyre ??? Or the fortress in Tripoli?? I think the tourists got tired of the same old things … and they know enough now not to go near a Syrian border.

  3. Fadi81 Avatar
    Fadi81

    HA is NOTHING…their arms are useless, their time is up.  ALL who support HA and their lies and games are even BIGGER cowards and traitors and will not be forgiven. The time to be strong and outspoken is NOW! Those who are still gambling on Syria and HA will try to flip flop once we turn the tides but by then there will be no room for them in our society. WE ALL KNOW WHO THE COWARDS ARE. Lebanon will root out all these spineless double talking flip flopping weasels very soon. tfeh!

  4. Avatar
    Anonymous

    HA is NOTHING…their arms are useless, their time is up.  ALL who support HA and their lies and games are even BIGGER cowards and traitors and will not be forgiven. The time to be strong and outspoken is NOW! Those who are still gambling on Syria and HA will try to flip flop once we turn the tides but by then there will be no room for them in our society. WE ALL KNOW WHO THE COWARDS ARE. Lebanon will root out all these spineless double talking flip flopping weasels very soon. tfeh!

  5. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    Hail Saadeh…

  6. Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel Avatar
    Adam Yonatan Ben Yoel

    Hail Saadeh…

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