Qaouq: Lebanon Benefits the Most from Aleppo Victory
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
A senior Hizbullah official announced Sunday that “Lebanon is the side that benefits the most” from the Syrian regime's recapture of the northern city of Aleppo.
“Lebanon is the side that benefits the most from Syria's victory in Aleppo's battle, because its stability is directly linked to the outcome of the battle against takfiri terrorism in Mosul and Aleppo,” Sheikh Nabil Qaouq, the deputy head of Hizbullah's executive council, said.
“When the takfiri scheme suffers a defeat there, Lebanon becomes more secure, stable and immune to the threat of takfiri emirates and schemes,” Qaouq added.
He noted that “the achievements of the Syrian Arab Army and its allies in Syria have buried the scheme of federalist partition that was supported by the axis of Syria's enemies, preventing the removal of Syria from the axis of defiance and resistance.”
“The victory that has been achieved in Aleppo has settled Syria's identity and unity, buried the Saudi dreams of partitioning, and established new equations at the level of the region and the world,” Qaouq went on to say.
Hizbullah has sent thousands of fighters across the border to support President Bashar Assad's forces against an Islamist-led uprising and the group's instrumental help has helped the regime recapture several strategic areas from rebel hands.
18 December 2016, 14:47
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Qaouq says : Lebanon Benefits the Most from Aleppo Victory
flametroller....... says : why do you keep linking syria to lebanon as if you consider them one country? why are you so brainwashed?
18 December 2016, 14:59
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Ofcourse it is well known, that you wahabi supporters of Naharnet, would rather the Resistance be replaced by ISIS/Nusra, there is no difference at all between the two right?
I would like to see how long churches and other religious groups, would survive if ISIS or Nusra came to take power in Lebanon.
But that is the freedom you all want.
18 December 2016, 15:08
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Dawa3eshkon wa anzimetkon wa barbariyyetkon motashabiha ya shakh qawuq
18 December 2016, 16:04
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"He noted that “the achievements of the Syrian Arab Army and its allies in Syria have buried the scheme of federalist partition that was supported by the axis of Syria's enemies, preventing the removal of Syria from the axis of defiance and resistance.”
oh! syria is not partitoned then? unified ? all regions under the control of bashar? waw! no turks? no more ISIS controlled areas? no more kurds?
18 December 2016, 16:23
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One cannot rationally dissociate the Syrian regime from
terrorism. Syria provides safe haven for a myriad of terrorist
organizations, directs their operations, and uses occupied
Lebanon as their main field of training and operation.Like an organized crime syndicate which uses fear, intimidation,
and violence as instruments of pressure to buy silence fromotherwise good and honorable people, the Syrian regime uses
these terrorist organizations as instruments of pressure in a
foreign policy strategy that has earned for Syria a "no questions
asked" attitude from the free worldTerrorist organizations do not stand on their own in termsof identity; instead, they are proxies to regimes that provide
them with financial means and an operational framework for
their terrorist activities.
18 December 2016, 16:25
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The suggestion heard in some circles
that these regimes can be charged with the task of dismantling
terrorist organizations is the height of naiveté and folly."
michel aoun in front of the US senate... and still some believe syrian regime changed? LOL they use islamists since decades to satisfy their interests... the current one is to maintain bashar in power ....
18 December 2016, 16:26
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"Any perceived cooperation in the war on terrorism does not
represent a strategic choice on the part of the Syrian regime to
combat terrorism; it is only a tactical and temporary ploy to
dodge responsibility for the central role that Syria has had in
sponsoring terrorism during the last three decades. Let us not
forget that Syria's proxies in Lebanon were responsible for
attacks against the American embassy and the Marine
compound costing hundreds of Lebanese and American lives." aka hezbis lol!
18 December 2016, 17:51
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oh! then i guess the syrian regime changed since aoun said this, right? they radically changed their tactics and politics, right? no more baath party ruling, right? no more political prisoners , right? democracy , right?
people vote for who they want , and i can say what i want... or can't i because i cannot talk against those you support and voice MY opinion?
18 December 2016, 17:51
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what does saudis have to do with what i am saying? or again trying to make a twisted link to support your own BS?
18 December 2016, 17:52
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"@peace and his well know rhetoric to justify the involvement of Arab states in Syria's internal affairs... "
aoun said all that i have written not me... so go and tell it to him not me! lol
he said that on the 18/09/2003 in front of the US senate.... go and check!
18 December 2016, 17:56
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"just can't expect everyone to accept your cheap rhetoric"
i am not a hezbi to try and coerce people to my opinion... i am not a fanatic to impose my views...
it is not because you are used to that that everyone does it... get an education, sweetheart.
18 December 2016, 17:59
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"You mention Syria conflict, supporters of terrorism and still ask me what KSA has to do with it?"
oh! you did not understand.. how bad. when people say that bashar is a victim of islamists and after years of using them, one cannot but think that he once again used them to sow chaos in syria to play the victim...
all he cares about is power even if it means ruling over a tiny part of syria!
syria has used that policy of the pyromaniac firefighter for decades and they would have changed all of a sudden? LOL
18 December 2016, 18:06
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"t has nothing to do with breaking international laws by arming and training rebels to defeat a Political enemy by the use of violence, displacing millions of innocent civilians"
waw! i did all that? am i saying those who did that are right?
bashar and his father did it in lebanon for decades now others are doing it to him... who is the uneducated? certainly not me...
terrorists killing each other while the innocents pay the price as usual...
18 December 2016, 18:47
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You have earned my respect because you believe in democracy and the pools.
19 December 2016, 05:55
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First they denied being in Syria.
Second they said they were protecting our borders.
Third they said they were protecting Lebanon's stabîity.
How much BS are we supposed to take from Ebola??
They are fighting a secterian war. No more, no less!!
