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5 more Hezbollah fighters killed in Syria

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Supporters of Hezbollah funeral in SidonFive more members of the Iranian backed Hezbollah militant group were killed while fighting in Yarmouk Syria, according to a statement by the party on Friday

The party identified the dead fighters who were killed while fighting alongside the forces loyal to Bashar al al Assad against the mostly Sunni rebels who at trying to topple the regime as follows:

Ali Abdul Hassan Farhat from Taybah , south Lebanon ( top left)

Ibrahim Mahmoud Abbas from Ain Qana , south Lebanon( top right)

Mohammad Hassan Shahrour from Adsheet , south Lebanon( bottom left)

Ali Ahmad Kosaibani from See al Gharbiyeh, , south Lebanon( bottom right)

Amin Naim Qassem from Silaa , south Lebanon

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The Hezbollah statement did not elaborate on the relationship between Amin Qassem and Hezbollah deputy Secretary General Naim Qassem

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12 responses to “5 more Hezbollah fighters killed in Syria”

  1. nagy_michael2 Avatar
    nagy_michael2

    Who needs the STL when you have the HA members getting killed. there won’t be anybody to try in 2020..

  2. cook2half Avatar
    cook2half

    Oh good the Syrian people are safer now

    1. Hannibal Avatar
      Hannibal

      Interesting history… VERY informative.

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmXmFlp9eAs

      1. cook2half Avatar
        cook2half

        Thanks a lot for this, nicest part is the actual footage of it all. Books and documentaries like this help seeing facts and figures within a line of events and therefore more understandable.

        On the last part, what did Faisal specifically mean by independence for the Arabs there? He signed on an agreement for a Jewish homeland but on which borders.

      2. cook2half Avatar
        cook2half

        By the way, how come Lebanon’s borders didnt end up going more north towards Turkey like on the map in the video

        1. Hannibal Avatar
          Hannibal

          In my opinion Lebanon should have included the following cities:
          Sur (Tyre)
          Sidon
          Baalbek
          Berut
          Gebal (Byblos)
          Arvad
          Ugarit
          Ebla
          Ramitha (Latakia today)
          Acre
          Ashkelon (occupied by Israeli forces in 1948, it was all Palestinians before)
          Cilicia
          Antioch
          Karatepe (in Turkey)
          Finike (Phoenicus) in Turkey
          All of the above have Phoenician archeological towns…
          Better yet they all have 30% of the locals with J2 haplogroup Phoenician blood.
          Don’t get me started with North Africa 😉 and Carthage…

          1. cook2half Avatar
            cook2half

            Ill tell you something interesting. I wouldnt mind if parts of Northern Israel went to Lebanon or parts of Judea and Samaria went to Jordan (provided there’s a peace treaty between them all), but if the PA gets any land then god forbid. Dunno if im more anti-palestinian than pro-Israeli.

          2. Hannibal Avatar
            Hannibal

            You are anti-palesemetic 😛 lol

          3. cook2half Avatar
            cook2half

            One cannot help but despise the sand people lol……. 😛

  3. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    And the wagons keep rolling along … at least some names are reported these days.

    1. Patience2 Avatar
      Patience2

      But … are the dogs still barking?

  4. Guest Avatar
    Guest

    The number is much higher, but Hezbollah is known for reducing numbers and/or using number psychology since five is an important Arab number.

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