Hizb’Allah: more popular than before

On July 1, US Assistnat Secretary of States for Near Eastern Affairs, Jeffrey Feltman, said: “We cannot deny that Hizb’Allah enjoys popular support in Lebanon and is a member of Parliament…” But, being a Zionist Jew, he did not forget to add some ‘Israeli spice’ into his statement: “Our problem with Hizb’Allah is linked to its possession of weapons that threaten Lebano and the region.” It’s obvious that the idiot wants the world that it’s Hizb’Allah which has invaded all Arab neighbouring countries and not Israel for the last 60 years – and Israel Occupation Force (IOF) has only stones and guns to defend itself from Hizb’Allah.

On the same day, Lebanese president, Michel Sleiman, told the visiting China’s special envoy to the Middle East, Wu Sike, that the peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved until Israel withdraw from Lebanese territories of Shebaa, Kfarshouba Hills and northern part of Ghajar, as per UN Security Council Resolution 1701 – and allow all Palestinians currently living in refugee camps in Lebanon to return to their ancestral homes in Israel. Sleiman also told Wu: “Israeli enemy should stop threats and end violations of Lebanese territories and spy work”.

In the meantime, Zionist agent, UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon ‘forgot’ to mention Israeli spy-work in Lebanon in his 10th report on the implementation of UNSC Resolution 1701.

Frnklin Lamb, who conducting a research on Lebanese politics inside Lebanon – wrote in his latest article A United Opposition, Hezbollah After the Elections:

“While on the surface, pro-US team here did preserve its ‘majority’ – the Hizb’Allah lead opposition actually won the election by nearly ten percent of the popular vote. Of approximately, 1,495, 000 votes cast on June 7 – 815,000 voted for the National Lebanese Resistance led by Hizb’Allah while 680,000 voted for the March 14 government parties.”

According to some Sources, more than 120,000 Lebanese ex-patriots were paid (close to US$ one billion) mainly, by the Hariri (the new prime minister) clan, to fly back to Lebanon to vote. It’s estimated that 75% of them voted for the pro-USrael governing coaliation.

Hizb’Allah leadership has taken a neutral stand on the June 12 Iranian elections – because it feels that no matter who finally lead the Iranian government – it would not affect Iran’s moral, financial and military support for Hamas or Hizb’Allah – expressly mandated by Iran’s Islamic Constitution (1980).

Israel, the US and Canada are the only three countries which have declared Hizb’Allah as a “terrorist organization”. Tariq Ali, the Pakistan-born British novelist, historian and political-Left in his interview with Montreal journalist, Stefan Christoff said: “In my opinion, what the Canadian government has done in relation to Lebanon and in relation to Israel is disgusting. I mean the Canadian government has completely caved in, losing all its so-called declarations of independence, especially under this government and the consequences are not going to be good because this is a multi-cultural society and has been for some time.”