Sayyed Nasrallah: Hezbollah Martyr Day refers to the anniversary of the martyrdom bombing operation carried out by martyr Ahmad Kassir who detonated the headquarters of the Israeli military command in southern Lebanon in 1982
Sayyed Nasrallah: Millions of Muslims gather at the holy sites in Iraq to mark Imam Hussein (P) Arbaeen in a sublime scene which highlights the Imam’s lofty religious positions and the loyalty as well as sacrificial spirit of his followers
Sayyed Nasrallah: Hezbollah martyrs gained the divine pride of martyrdom, giving in all their earthly possessions for the sake of obtaining Holy God’s gifts in their afterlife
Sayyed Nasrallah: The sacrifices made by Hezbollah martyrs have helped us to defeat the Zionist enemy in 2000 and 2006 and contribute to the victory achieved by the axis of resistance over ISIL and the entire terrorist plot in the region
Sayyed Nasrallah: Lebanon had been enjoying a remarkable one-year period of political and security stability before Saudi forced PM Saad Hariri to submit resignation
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi has blatantly and precedentedly interfered in Lebanon’s local issues by detaining Hariri and put him under house arrest
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi decided to impose on Lebanon a new prime minister and leader for Al-Mustaqbal party
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi has been provoking the Lebanese to be involved in internal clashes and seditions
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi has offered ‘Israel’ billions of dollars to launch a war against Lebanon and Hezbollah
Sayyed Nasrallah: The Lebanese must appreciate the importance of the political, security and economic stability in the country
Sayyed Nasrallah: Hezbollah condemns Saudi blatant interference in Lebanon’s internal affairs
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi insulted all the Lebanese by forcing PM Hariri to resign and detaining him
Sayyed Nasrallah: We demand that Saudi authorities let Hariri return to Lebanon
Sayyed Nasrallah: Hariri’s resignation is illegal because it occurred by force, and Lebanon’s government is still in place
Sayyed Nasrallah: The Zionist enhanced Nusra Front terrorists’ attack on Hadar city in Syria’s Quneitra in the context of stirring seditions
Sayyed Nasrallah warns the Zionist officials against waging a war against Lebanon: Hezbollah is much stronger than ever and ready for the confrontation
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi Arabia’s frustration is attributed to the failure of its terrorist schemes in Syria, Iraq and Yemen
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi blames Iran and Hezbollah for its defeat in Yemen because it underestimates the Yemenis’ capabilities
Sayyed Nasrallah: Iran does not interfere in Lebanon’s internal affairs despite its influence
Sayyed Nasrallah: Saudi deals with Lebanon as a scapegoat for its incapability to confront Iran
Misleading title. No war has been declared, although there are indications Saudi Arabia is preparing for war.
Corrected by me. I'd rather like to keep this subsection clean from sensationalist overreaction.
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Lebanon must have repaired the infrastructure from Israel flattening it over a decade ago on a pretense. Hopefully conflict can be averted but history makes me doubtful.
So we’ll likely have even more extremism in any conflict’s wake leading to more attacks next decade.
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I've been pre-occupied with my own little corner of the world lately - could someone put it in a nutshell why SA would go to war with Lebanon? Or enter into any sort of "arrangement" with Israel?
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Off the cuff; Iran, mostly. Hezbollah, who are pretty politically powerful in Lebanon, are frequently painted as taking a lot of support from Iran (I don't know whether they actually do or not). The Saudis really, really don't like Iran, mostly because of that whole historic Shia-Sunni thing. Therefore, 'enemy of my enemy is my friend'. By ComicalStorm's specious logic, anyway. The user is known for happily peddling rumour and hearsay.
K. A. Pital wrote: ↑2017-11-10 10:37am
Misleading title. No war has been declared, although there are indications Saudi Arabia is preparing for war.
A blockade is an act of war. Though that’s Yemen and the only article posted I trust with any confidence is the BBC one.
As for Lebanon, Israel must feel the need to mow their neighbors lawn of... Neighbors.
Odd that the Saudis would in any way associate with Israel, though. Was under the impression that that was akin to suicide for Arab regimes.
Corrected by me. I'd rather like to keep this subsection clean from sensationalist overreaction.
It’s the Middle East, so good luck with that.
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The Saudis also appear to have kidnapped the Lebanese Prim Minister, but there are all sorts of conflicting theories at the moment about what is going on there.
K. A. Pital wrote: ↑2017-11-10 10:37am
Misleading title. No war has been declared, although there are indications Saudi Arabia is preparing for war.
A blockade is an act of war. Though that’s Yemen and the only article posted I trust with any confidence is the BBC one.
As for Lebanon, Israel must feel the need to mow their neighbors lawn of... Neighbors.
Odd that the Saudis would in any way associate with Israel, though. Was under the impression that that was akin to suicide for Arab regimes.
Lebanon has been slowly edging towards Iran's political influence.
The Saudis do not want that.
Also the new crown prince is having a bit of a pogrom at home, so why not spread the joy?
Flagg wrote: ↑2017-11-10 02:24pmOdd that the Saudis would in any way associate with Israel, though. Was under the impression that that was akin to suicide for Arab regimes.
The Saudis associating with Israel is like Nixon going to China - given their position in their realm they're the only ones who can get away with that.
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Alkaloid wrote: ↑2017-11-10 06:01pm
The Saudis also appear to have kidnapped the Lebanese Prim Minister, but there are all sorts of conflicting theories at the moment about what is going on there.
Perhaps I'm misinformed, but what I had previously heard from sources I generally trust is that the (now former) Lebanese Prime Minister was always seen as somewhat of a stooge for Saudi influence in Lebanon. However, he was unable to curb Hezbollah's power in his own government, which irked the Saudis, which has led to this current escalation. It's anyone's guess what is going on in Riyahd, but my best guess based on the information I've seen on the subject would lead me to believe that he hasn't been kidnapped; rather, he's staying in Riyahd where it's safe (it seems likely if he returned to Lebanon now he would be a potential target for assassination by Hezbollah or other anti-Saudi elements).