Hezbollah Occupies Lebanon, Not Israel

Lebanese President to Iran: ‘This is not your country.’

Hezbollah doesn’t represent Lebanon, it’s an Iranian proxy holding the Lebanese people hostage. It’s time to free Lebanon from Iran’s grip.

 

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Secretary of State John Kerry apologized for suggesting that Israel risks becoming an Apartheid state but this did not satisfy Israel’s distrust of the peace process after Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas made a new unity agreement with Hamas, which the U.S. recognizes as a terrorist organization.

THE U.N. SAYS ISRAEL “DELIBERATELY TARGETED CHILDREN.”

Al Jazeera “journalist” meets virgins:

Hezbollah Leader: Israel is Censoring the Quran

Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem gave an Ashura speech on Sunday where he came up with a new Jewish conspiracy theory.
He stated, “Israel, through its presence and influence, has imposed in some countries that verses that speak about the Jews should not be taught so that future generations do not learn the history of the Jews and remain ignorant of historical facts.”
Essentially he is saying that some Muslim countries, under Israel influence, are not teaching the verses of the Quran that are negative towards Jews.
Which means that the head of Hezbollah just admitted that the Quran is antisemitic.

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Iran-Backed Hezbollah Threatens IDF’s Tel Aviv Headquarters in Video

An image grab taken from Hezbollah's Al-Manar TV on January 3, 2016, shows Hassan Nasrallah, the head of the militant Shiite movement, giving an address from an undisclosed location in Lebanon
Hezbollah Television

TEL AVIV – The Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah over the weekend released a video warning Israel against attacking it, prompting the IDF to respond, “Those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” 

The video, which is part of Hezbollah’s well-oiled propaganda machine, shows footage of IDF soldiers and apparent satellite images of military bases — including IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv — accompanied by a message in Hebrew saying, “If you dare attack, you will regret it.”

The video was posted after a reported Israeli airstrike on Iranian and Hezbollah targets in Syria overnight Thursday.