Syrian rebels claim killing over 40 Hezbollah, Iranian fighters

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iran hezbollah flags 2-1Syrian rebels are claiming they carried out a strike in Damascus where many Hezbollah and Iranian fighters were concentrated. According to a report by  Al-Arabiya, 42 fighters  were killed in what the rebels described as a “quality operation.”

Hezbollah is reportedly under pressure in Lebanon to cease its involvement in the Syria crisis.

Asharq Al-Awsat , the London-based Arabic newspaper reported that Shiites in Lebanon, mainly those residing in the Baalbek area, have met with Muhammad Yazbek, a member of Hezbollah’s Shura Council, and asked that the militant group should stop sending their children to Syria.

The parents told Yazbek their children fought against Israel in the July 2006 war and in the previous wars to answer the call to resist the “Israeli occupation,” but said they could not remain silent while Hezbollah fights the Syrian people under the excuse of protecting the Assad regime.

Agencies

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8 responses to “Syrian rebels claim killing over 40 Hezbollah, Iranian fighters”

  1. “Hezbollah is reportedly under pressure in Lebanon to cease its involvement in the Syria crisis.”

    Just how Israel was under pressure by the UN to withdraw from Lebanon in 2006. How ironic would it be if Hezbollah withdraws merely because of political reasons while the FSA claims a “divine victory”.

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    cook2half

    coolness

  3. Patience2 Avatar
    Patience2

    I hear the clapping of many hands!

  4. Patience2 Avatar
    Patience2

    I hear the clapping of many hands!

  5. It is my understanding that Jews are Semites too just like the Arabs since both are Abraham’s children.

    1. Hannibal Avatar

      and you really believe that Abe existed? It is just a myth.
      It was an Ape not an Abe… 😉

  6. It is my understanding that Jews are Semites too just like the Arabs since both are Abraham’s children.

    1. Hannibal Avatar

      and you really believe that Abe existed? It is just a myth.
      It was an Ape not an Abe… 😉

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