Tag: Nasrallah

It was one of the bloodiest days for Hezbollah since it began exchanging cross-border fire with Israel in October.

If Hezbollah decides to launch a full-scale war against Israel, this may be its worst possible opportunity.

It seems the thin air in Nasrallah's bunker is causing him some confusion.

Every day that passes might be sending the wrong message to Nasrallah, who could be misinterpreting Israeli restraint as a confirmation of his theory that Israel is getting weaker.

Hamas's activities in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan also entail grave risk, IDF intelligence chief says.

Nasrallah: "Lebanon has accomplished a huge achievement"

Nasrallah said he had been suffering from serious coughing bouts and had difficulty speaking.

Israel's biggest for-pay daily newspaper is teasing the heck out of this report.

"When we are victorious, we are victorious. When we are martyred, we are also victorious.”

The Lebanese army has been deployed to try and restore the calm.

Another challenge the Hezbollah chief can't overcome.

I just had the most unusual email exchange with Hassan Nasrallah.

The US is now "playing a critical role in assisting and facilitating the ways through which Hezbollah receives this significant aid from the Iranian government."

Mustafa Badr A-Din (Badreddine), the head of Hezbollah's military operations was reportedly killed by an Israeli air strike in Syria.

The Hezbollah leader said it only is a matter of time before he orders an attack on Israel, but that "time" may be never.

A possible double agent working for Israel may have scotched the assassination attempt.

"Not wanting to stir things up in the north" means "Yes, we could bomb them to kingdom come, but. no, we won't."

More significant than the elimination of Jihadi Mughniyeh is the death of six Iranian soldiers, including one commander.

Hezbollah supreme leader Hassan Nasrallah for the first time has accused Saudi Arabia of hunting down his terrorist organization. He blamed the kingdom for...

The dialogue was reported by members of the pro-Western March 14 coalition, driven out of power in 2011.

Referring to the new EU ban on products from Judea and Samaria, Nasrallah asked “Why haven't you designated Israel as a terrorist state?”

Most foreign media always give Israel the dirty end of the stick and make its enemies smell like roses. The IDF has put Hezbollah, Israel’s most immediate threat, in the crosshairs of a new media weapon.

Hizbullah Chief Hassan Nasrallah will discuss rumors of a Lebanese drone over Israel in a televised appearance on Thursday, according to Lebanese daily Naharnet.

Now that I think about it, I made a big mistake. Instead of bringing Tevye to the Promised Land, I should have brought him to Las Vegas to meet up with Meir Lansky and Bugsy Siegel in building the town’s first casino. First he throws off his embarrassing tzitzis, then his milkman’s cap, then he shaves off his beard and finds himself a shicksa. Now that would have been a bestseller!

IDF Col. Shmulik Olensky: “A flare-up in Lebanon can occur at any time. Therefore we are preparing as much as possible, with unique plans, improved models, and joint training.”

In a televised speech in suburbs south of Beirut on Friday, Hizbullah leader Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah boasted that his sophisticated terror network is capable of hitting any target “in Tel Aviv and occupied Palestine”, and would target Tel Aviv in a future war.

Israeli Chief of Staff Major General Benny Gantz has ordered Israel Defense Force soldiers to ramp up their covert operations in enemy countries, according to an interview published in Israel’s Yediot Ahronot newspaper.

Show me whom you interview first time you get a TV show and I'll tell you who you are. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, for instance, interviewed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah on Tuesday, in the debut of his "The World Tomorrow" talk show on Russia's state-funded RT cable broadcaster. Still, Assange posed good questions, which Nasrallah answered with familiar party lines.

I've just read an autobiographical summary of R' Yisroel Meir Lau, former chief rabbi of Israel.