FPM MP defends Hezbollah’s role in Syria crisis

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Free Patriotic Movement MP Nabil Nicolas defended on Thursday the powerful Shiite militant group Hezbollah and said it was not responsible for a decision taken by its members to fight in strife-stricken Syria.

“Should Hezbollah be held responsible if one of its members took a decision, all by himself, to go and fight in Syria?” Nicolas wondered during an interview with LBC television.

Free Patriotic Movement is led by MP Michel Aoun, Hezbollah’s main Christian ally in Lebanon.

Nicolas also told LBC that if any member was fighting in Syria under an orders from Hezbollah then the act deserved condemnation.

The Iranian and Syrian-backed Hezbollah has denied any military role in the Syria uprising , even though it fully supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in his crackdown against the Syrian people.

Nichols comments come after one of Hezbollah’s most senior operatives was killed in Syria and buried in his home village in Lebanon’s Bekaa valley. Ali Hussein Nassif, a founding member of the organisation, was killed near Homs over the weekend in what is believed to have been a roadside bomb explosion.

Commenting on the explosions at an arms depot in the Hezbollah-controlled Beqaa Valley of eastern Lebanon on Wednesday, Nicolas told LBC that an “internal” faction or Israel could have been involved in the incident. Nicolas did not name the internal faction.

Nicolas added that it was “normal” for the Shiite group to cordon off the area surrounding the place where the explosions occurred before any other groups do so “to carry out preliminary investigation since such incidents are linked to the affairs of the Resistance.”

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16 responses to “FPM MP defends Hezbollah’s role in Syria crisis”

  1. libnan1 Avatar

    Glorious picture …. Keep up the struggle for a better country. 

    1. Mazen_M Avatar

      Yes a picture of 2 crooks. That is a great country!!

  2. libnan1 Avatar

    Glorious picture …. Keep up the struggle for a better country. 

    1. Mazen_M Avatar

      Yes a picture of 2 crooks. That is a great country!!

  3. rossoferrari Avatar
    rossoferrari

    Nicolas added that it was “normal” for the Shiite group to cordon off
    the area surrounding the place where the explosions occurred before any
    other groups do so “to carry out preliminary investigation since such
    incidents are linked to the affairs of the Resistance.”  And this guy is Lebanese!!!!  a member of parliament!!!! He is a traitor allowing a state within a state and defending it. Let me guess he is saying so because his balls are in the hand of zabrallah, eh.

  4. rossoferrari Avatar
    rossoferrari

    Nicolas added that it was “normal” for the Shiite group to cordon off
    the area surrounding the place where the explosions occurred before any
    other groups do so “to carry out preliminary investigation since such
    incidents are linked to the affairs of the Resistance.”  And this guy is Lebanese!!!!  a member of parliament!!!! He is a traitor allowing a state within a state and defending it. Let me guess he is saying so because his balls are in the hand of zabrallah, eh.

  5. Patience2 Avatar
    Patience2

    Criminals supporting criminals.

  6. Patience2 Avatar
    Patience2

    Criminals supporting criminals.

  7. breakthemould Avatar
    breakthemould

    A resounding yes. Should be responsible. One can go on and on. Should they be responsible if he goes and rapes a woman? burgles a house, blocks a road, or whatever. Discipline comes to mind here. 

  8. breakthemould Avatar
    breakthemould

    A resounding yes. Should be responsible. One can go on and on. Should they be responsible if he goes and rapes a woman? burgles a house, blocks a road, or whatever. Discipline comes to mind here. 

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