Tag: Hassan Nasrallah

The protesters in inside "revolution headquarters" burned documents and pictures of Lebanese President Michel Aoun, whom they blame, alongside Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, for the country's years of political and economic crises.

The man who ran the Port of Beirut is...

Syria announced that it is opening an air support route as well as ground convoys of aid to Beirut.

Hezbollah is compelled to respond because of a promise made a year ago by its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, to match any Israeli attack on his agents in Syria with an attack against Israel.

We think the IDF should offer to return the drone, but only directly to Hassan Nasrallah.

In a televised address to the Lebanese people on Tuesday, Hassan Nasrallah threatens that those in Lebanon who try to use the economic unrest in Lebanon to weaken his organization will be killed.

The Hezbollah terror chief reportedly met with a high-level Iranian delegation.

Various reports claim the man was a senior Hezbollah operative named Imad Tawil who was entrusted with developing Iran’s infrastructure in the areas adjacent to Syria’s border with Israel.

The terror chief was speaking at an event honoring Hezbollah “martyrs” as well as Iranian allies killed by Israel and the United States.

"The response to the American crime is not a single operation, but rather a long path . . . That means all American bases are a target."

Lebanon's Red Cross Tweeted that three wounded protesters had been hospitalized.

Lebanese nationals working abroad are a key source of support for those back home, sending $1.2 billion to the country in 2018.

The riots broke out after a government plan was announced to tax use of the Whatsapp messaging app.

"The move that the resistance pulled off yesterday will be pulled off at any time in the future in a greater, larger and more important way.”

"We will continue to do everything necessary in order to maintain the security of Israel ... and to act against the threat of precision missiles."

IDF aircraft were reported to have dropped flammable material on a grove in the area known as Stara Farms, with the aim of clearing the local forest to expand the exposed territory.

Al-Arabia reported that Hezbollah had cleared the organization's centers across Lebanon and asked its people to destroy the information on their computers.

According to the IDF, it was decided to expose the project in order to deny Hezbollah the ability to hide the existence of its Iranian-sponsored manufacturing sites in Lebanon

The Israel Defense Forces did not comment, citing Israeli policy not to comment on "foreign reports."

The blast caused serious damage to the building where Hezbollah's communications center is located. Three were lightly injured from the blast.

Hezbollah: “The sanctions (on Iran) now have us preparing for dealing with the Israeli front. We will fire the first shot this time."

Nasrallah counted the rich targets bank concentrated in a very small area in Tel Aviv

"The United States’ maximum pressure campaign against Iran and its proxies, Hezbollah chief among them, has already succeeded in limiting the financial support Hezbollah receives from the Iranian regime."

On the situation in the Palestinian Authority, the head of Military Intelligence pointed to some deployment at the field level in anticipation of the day after Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.

“I may not remain among you for very long," Nasrallah said, "It is possible that the entire first echelon of leadership could be killed, including myself.”

German UN Ambassador Christoph Heusgen suggested the Syrian letter was "deeply cynical."

A Hamas delegation, led by senior Hamas official Saleh Arouri, met in Beirut on Monday with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Nasrallah also denied claims that Hezbollah has cells in Latin America, while stressing his support for Venezuela.

Opening a second front against Israel is an old Hezbollah dream, and now that the terror group's fighters are back from the Syrian front, Nasrallah et al are trying to revive it.

Gantz got down to the business of establishing that he is not a leftist, which in Israeli politics is traditionally done through threatening the enemies of the Jewish State, all of them.