Salafist cleric urges end to Hezbollah role in Syria war

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Sheikh Dai al-Islam al-ShahhalSalafist Sheikh Dai al-Islam al-Shahhal on Monday called for ending Hezbollah’s continued involvement in the Syrian crisis and said the security of Sunnis was a “red line.”

“I call on wise men in Lebanon to declare a clear and strict position and take useful measures to prevent Hezbollah from intervening in the increasingly sectarian Syrian civil war , in order to spare this country and its citizens,” Shahhal said at a press conference.

He also called for “providing security and stability in Lebanon by achieving justice and refraining from intervening in others’ affairs.”

“Our security, our Sunni sect, and our doctrines, values, and dignity are all red lines,” stressed al-Shahhal.

He continued: “Our families and brothers everywhere will not stand idly before any targeting of any area.”

Thousands of Hezbollah fighters have been backing troops loyal to President Bashar Assad against the mostly Sunni rebels seeking to topple him, despite the Baabda declaration which calls for distancing Lebanon from regional conflicts .

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10 responses to “Salafist cleric urges end to Hezbollah role in Syria war”

  1. The real lebanese Avatar
    The real lebanese

    We’ve been hearing the same thing since day 1. Expect nothing to change.

  2. The real lebanese Avatar
    The real lebanese

    We’ve been hearing the same thing since day 1. Expect nothing to change.

  3. Hezbushaitans biggest blunder was to go in to Syria to kill the sunnis. First it was a bunch of Pilgrims and then when those pilgrims were identified and Iranian revolutionary guard then that pilgrim pilgrim game was over. It is now apparent that Hezbushaitan will slowly demise in Syria. Its a good news for Lebanon but a bad news for the Lebanese puppet government. What a turn around by the sunni rebel with small arms.

    1. man-o-war Avatar

      The Sunni rebels are fighting against anything non-Sunni. They are trying to create an Islamic state, not a free Syria. How would you feel about a Syria run by a secular government free of Assad? In your mind, what is the end game? Does Syria have to become a theocracy for you to consider it a victory?

  4. Hezbushaitans biggest blunder was to go in to Syria to kill the sunnis. First it was a bunch of Pilgrims and then when those pilgrims were identified and Iranian revolutionary guard then that pilgrim pilgrim game was over. It is now apparent that Hezbushaitan will slowly demise in Syria. Its a good news for Lebanon but a bad news for the Lebanese puppet government. What a turn around by the sunni rebel with small arms.

    1. man-o-war Avatar

      The Sunni rebels are fighting against anything non-Sunni. They are trying to create an Islamic state, not a free Syria. How would you feel about a Syria run by a secular government free of Assad? In your mind, what is the end game? Does Syria have to become a theocracy for you to consider it a victory?

  5. 5thDrawer Avatar

    Sounds like a ‘Moderate Salafist’. Great … another faction in the mix.
    Or is that ‘sect’ … errr … who’s got the programme??

  6. 5thDrawer Avatar

    Sounds like a ‘Moderate Salafist’. Great … another faction in the mix.
    Or is that ‘sect’ … errr … who’s got the programme??

  7. Maborlz Ez-Hari Avatar
    Maborlz Ez-Hari

    Sunni majority being bullied by Shiite minority, umm there is no substitute for intelligence

  8. Maborlz Ez-Hari Avatar
    Maborlz Ez-Hari

    Sunni majority being bullied by Shiite minority, umm there is no substitute for intelligence

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