Hizbullah mercenary speaks of the true mission of his organization

[Mr._Hankey]

For Ali and his comrades, the latest conflict is a war of survival not only for Hizbullah but for the whole Shia community. It is not only as a war with Israel, their enemy for decades, but also with the Sunni community. Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt have all expressed fears of Iranian domination over the Middle East.

"If Israel comes out victorious from this conflict, this will be a victory for the Sunnis and they will take the Shia community back in history dozens of years to the time when we were only allowed to work as garbage collectors in this country. The Shia will all die before letting this happen again."

Despite Israel's claims to have inflicted heavy losses on Hizbullah, Ali insists his side is in a strong position. "Things are going very well now, whatever happens we are winning. If they keep bombing us we will stay in the shelters, and with each bomb more people support the resistance. If they invade they will repeat the miserable fate they had in 1982, and if they hold one square foot they will give the Islamic resistance all the legitimacy. If they want to kill Hizbullah they have to kill every Shia in the south of Lebanon."

And even when the battle with the Israelis is over, he adds menacingly, Hizbullah will have other battles to fight. "The real battle is after the end of this war. We will have to settle score with the Lebanese politicians. We also have the best security and intelligence apparatus in this country, and we can reach any of those people who are speaking against us now. Let's finish with the Israelis and then we will settle scores later."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/syria/story/0,,1832931,00.html


So this war is nothing but a war between the Sunnis and the Shiites. The Sunnis are involving western countries to weaken their Sunni enemy and the Shiites are using provocative methods to drag the westerners into a war which is not theirs, so they can eliminate the opposition of the west before they can finally go to war with the Sunnis.

The west is nothing but a tool in a war between the 2 branches of the Islam.

[atforum]

tx for the information BUT

why the hell are u starting new threads every 6hours :mad: on this topic..there is alread a big thread..post there :D

[Mr._Hankey]

tx for the information BUT

why the hell are u starting new threads every 6hours :mad: on this topic..there is alread a big thread..post there :D

why the hell are hezb. supporters starting new threads every 5 minutes about this topic :mad:

and that's my second this week.

[Casanova]

why the hell are hezb. supporters starting new threads every 5 minutes about this topic :mad:

and that's my second this week.

The southern Lebanese town of Qana is known for two events in history, and there could soon be a third as news comes in of rising civilian casualties from an Israeli air strike there.

'No accident'

Israel still insists the 1996 shelling was an accident and that its forces had a legitimate militant target - a Hezbollah military unit that had fired mortars and rockets from near the Qana base.

Then, as now, Israel accused Hezbollah of using the civilian population as human shields when they launched their attacks.

However, a UN investigation reported in May 1996 that the deaths at the Qana base were unlikely to have been the result of an accident as claimed by the Israelis.

The UN report cited the repeated use of airburst shells over the small UN compound, which sent down a deadly torrent of shrapnel that caused terrible injuries among the unprotected civilians.

The UN also noted the presence of Israeli helicopters and a drone in the skies over Qana which must have witnessed the bloodbath.



Israeli officials say leaflets had been dropped in the area warning civilians to leave their homes so it could conduct more anti-Hezbollah operations.

However, it seems clear that, with the number of civilian cars and convoys which have been bombed on the roads heading to Tyre, many residents chose to ignore the Israeli warnings.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5228554.stm

[atforum]

even with leaflets dropped how many will like to leave their birthplace and run away??

[Mr._Hankey]

The southern Lebanese town of Qana is known for two events in history, and there could soon be a third as news comes in of rising civilian casualties from an Israeli air strike there.

'No accident'

Israel still insists the 1996 shelling was an accident and that its forces had a legitimate militant target - a Hezbollah military unit that had fired mortars and rockets from near the Qana base.

Then, as now, Israel accused Hezbollah of using the civilian population as human shields when they launched their attacks.

However, a UN investigation reported in May 1996 that the deaths at the Qana base were unlikely to have been the result of an accident as claimed by the Israelis.

The UN report cited the repeated use of airburst shells over the small UN compound, which sent down a deadly torrent of shrapnel that caused terrible injuries among the unprotected civilians.

The UN also noted the presence of Israeli helicopters and a drone in the skies over Qana which must have witnessed the bloodbath.




http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5228554.stm

My only reaction is - why didn't they leave ffs when they knew what was going to happen?!

[jedijome]

why don't you two just pm each other?
please stop making these new threads.

why not make one thread for the hezbollah supporters to post in
and one for the israeli supporters to post their threads in.

[steve.m]

My only reaction is - why didn't they leave ffs when they knew what was going to happen?!


i wondered that too, after watching cbc the civilans are saying they can't afford $$$ to leave no car, no gas, no money. Also the roads are bombed to **** already, and some cars have been bombed while trying to leave. And finally some ppl are too weak to leave by walking hundred miles in the sun, eg elderly ,kids.

[Casanova]

i wondered that too, after watching cbc the civilans are saying they can't afford $$$ to leave no car, no gas, no money. Also the roads are bombed to **** already, and some cars have been bombed while trying to leave. And finally some ppl are too weak to leave by walking hundred miles in the sun, eg elderly ,kids.

what you said plus:

Israeli officials say leaflets had been dropped in the area warning civilians to leave their homes so it could conduct more anti-Hezbollah operations.

However, it seems clear that, with the number of civilian cars and convoys which have been bombed on the roads heading to Tyre, many residents chose to ignore the Israeli warnings.

[atforum]

what you said plus:

so you say israel is not to be complained?? Is it not human nature to stay in their houses??

Osama has given so many warnings against America. Now if there is going to be terrrorist attack then will you shout at the americans saying they should have left US??

[Mr._Hankey]

i wondered that too, after watching cbc the civilans are saying they can't afford $$$ to leave no car, no gas, no money. Also the roads are bombed to **** already, and some cars have been bombed while trying to leave. And finally some ppl are too weak to leave by walking hundred miles in the sun, eg elderly ,kids.

They could have stayed in nearby forests or hills or w/e is there, but a building in a village that's due for bombing?

so you say israel is not to be complained?? Is it not human nature to stay in their houses??

Osama has given so many warnings against America. Now if there is going to be terrrorist attack then will you shout at the americans saying they should have left US??

They didn't stay in their own houses. They used a 3 story building as a shelter which is the last place to be at when bombs are flying over your village.