Nasrallah Picture Burned in Demo outside Lebanese Embassy in Kuwait
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Dozens of demonstrators on Tuesday held a sit-in in front of the Lebanese embassy in Kuwait to protest Hizbullah's interference in the Syrian crisis.
"The protesters burned a picture of Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah,” Naharnet correspondent in Kuwait reported, adding that they demanded placing the party on the list of terrorist organizations.
He noted: “They referred to Hizbullah as the party of the devil.”
“The protesters also held banners calling for the expulsion of the Lebanese ambassador in the country.”
Pictures of the sit-in published on social media websites revealed that the demonstrators are Islamists.
On Sunday, tens of the supporters of the Muslim Revolutionaries movement in Egypt staged a sit-in in front of the Lebanese embassy in Cairo to protest Hizbullah's involvement in the Syrian war.
Meanwhile in Doha, demonstrators rejecting Hizbullah fighting alongside Syria President Bashar Assad's forces in the neighboring country also held a protest on Sunday in front of the Lebanese embassy in Qatar's capital.
Hizbullah fighters spearheaded a devastating 17-day assault on the Syrian town of Qusayr near the Lebanese border which culminated on Wednesday with its recapture from the rebels.
The party's chief Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah had previously justified the group's involvement in Syria by saying they were defending Lebanese-inhabited border villages inside Syria and Shiite holy sites.
But during a May 25 speech marking the 13th anniversary of Israel's military withdrawal from Lebanon, Nasrallah said the Takfiris are the “most prevailing group in the Syrian opposition,” warning against a defeat against them in the ongoing war in Syria.
11 June 2013, 22:39
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How did they dare burning the portrait of saint hassin! The most holy man in Lebanon. Hollier than the patriarch himself... According to Aoun.
It's a blasphemy. Hizballa will surely be god's right hand and decapitate the infidels for their most unholy crime.
11 June 2013, 23:16
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hey, where the hell did you surface from the last few days? are you another paid mouthpiece aka FT, mowaten, josh, karim (one and the same), etc. Go suck a lollipop!
11 June 2013, 23:23
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we would like to believe that, but take a look at the political parties here and tell me how many of them aren't religion based and then try telling people that lebanon is 'secular based'.
the biggest problem with lebanon is that politics and religion are way way way way too intertwined.
11 June 2013, 23:56
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The fanatical men are already there. Injustice leads to hatred, hatred lead to exactions, exactions to crimes against humanity. Surely,the Nosra is very guilty of such unforgivable actions, but the regime and the mercenaries it hired are far worse..... There's no going back.
11 June 2013, 23:57
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Cut the bullcrap, the money invested in the rebels is pocket money for them.... Unlike Bashar's expensive purchases from Russia with the Syrian people's money.
12 June 2013, 10:50
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bashar was not forced... he let the situation rot on purpose knowing that chaos would reign and he even freed many islamists..; strange no?
so when chaos installed he could justify the recourse to brutal force making forget that the syrians wanted freedom and asked for it in a peaceful way...
and now M8ers after claiming that everything was under control that bashar would crush the rebellon in a jiffy are forced to use the same propaganda as the baath regime to justify the intervention of hezbis on a fake excuse of islamists threatening lebanon just to retake the road leading to the sea and avoid being cut from the coast and protect hezbis route of weapons....
12 June 2013, 10:50
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bashar was not forced... he let the situation rot on purpose knowing that chaos would reign and he even freed many islamists..; strange no?
so when chaos installed he could justify the recourse to brutal force making forget that the syrians wanted freedom and asked for it in a peaceful way...
and now M8ers after claiming that everything was under control that bashar would crush the rebellon in a jiffy are forced to use the same propaganda as the baath regime to justify the intervention of hezbis on a fake excuse of islamists threatening lebanon just to retake the road leading to the sea and avoid being cut from the coast and protect hezbis route of weapons....
12 June 2013, 04:07
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If the butts of tens of thousands of my people were badly kicked mercilessly by a few hundred Hezboys, I, too, would burn Nasrallah's photo. Now if the Hezboys continue to badly kick my people's butts without mercy, then I would burn a bigger photo of Nasrallah. The more butts get badly kicked the bigger the photo of Nasrallah that I would burn. That should teach the Hezboys the lesson. Huh!
12 June 2013, 08:28
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WOW !!!! all this for the BIG AMOUNT O F DOLLARS THEY LOST loooooooooool 7ram ...
12 June 2013, 16:10
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This tradition should be exercise everywhere, even here in Lebanom.
12 June 2013, 17:07
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and if ASSad implemented reforms instead of shooting and torturing protestors, then we would have something else to discuss.
