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Hezbollah
Hezbollah not interested in dialogue with US – Qassem
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Hezbollah fighter killed in North Waziristan Predator strike?
I have not been able to confirm this report from the German Press Agency (DPA) of the death of a Hezbollah fighter in the June 19 airstrike in North Waziristan. The article also appeared on the official website of the Lebanese Forces political party (and not the Lebanese Armed Forces official website as originally stated): Lebanese citizen Mohammad Ali Hamadeh has been killed in Saturday’s US drone attack on al Qaeda hideout in Pakistan’s North Waziristan, the German news agency DPA reported. Citing intelligence sources in Pakistan, DPA said Hamadeh, a Hezbollah member, was killed along with a group of…
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Syria
US deploys tech firms to win Syrian allies
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Lebanon
Mideast expert calls for US talks with Hezbollah
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United States
US couple arrested for giving money to Hezbollah
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Syria
Syria accused of arming Hezbollah from secret bases
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah theme park woos fighters for next war with Israel
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah entrenched in Lebanon years after Israel left
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Syria
Syria defies Western pressure over Hezbollah
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North Korea
North Korea arms plane ‘bound for Hezbollah™
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Hezbollah
UNIFIL denied that Hezbollah has deployed SCUD missiles in southern Lebanon. “We have no evidence of any SCUD missiles in UNIFIL™s area of operations,” Major General Alberto Asarta Cuevas said. “These missiles are large and difficult to hide.”
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Iran
It may be too late to stop Iran getting nuclear bomb, says former US defence official
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Syria
Israel warns Syria over Hezbollah attacks
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Hezbollah
US intelligence is skeptical that Syria transferred Scud missiles to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Senior American officials said the “intent” to transfer the long-range missiles, which can strike anywhere in Israel, was there but it does not appear the weapons were delivered.
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Syria
Syria gave Scuds to Hezbollah, US says
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Lebanon
Talks on Hezbollah’s weapons have little chance of success – analysts
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Lebanon
Iranian official says Hezbollah does not receive orders from Tehran
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Iran
Analysis: negotiation with Iran an ‘unending waltz’
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Al Qaeda
‘Iran ordered attack on Israeli convoy’
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Iraq continues crackdown on Iranian-backed terror groups
Since Nov. 6, Iraqi security forces have detained 60 members of the Shia terror groups who are collectively known as the Special Groups by the US military.
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Lebanon
Analysis: New manifesto reveals a more sophisticated, confident Hizbullah
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Israel
Hezbollah plans to continue arming to fight Israel
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Lebanon
Hezbollah rockets can reach deep into Israel: army chief
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Lebanon
Lebanon’s Hariri forms unity government with Hezbollah
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War by proxy: Tehran caught arming terrorists (again)
Iranian-supplied weapons seized on the Karine A. The recent seizure by Israeli commandos of a large weapons cache on board a container ship bound for Syria reveals yet another instance of Tehran’s rash disregard for international law. According to UN Security Council Resolution 1747, it is illegal for the international community to export or engage in commerce of weapons with the Islamic Republic. Interestingly enough, many of the weapons seized by the IDF were manufactured in China and Russia. Iran’s disregard for Resolution 1747, and its dithering over the IAEA’s nuclear deal, demonstrate that it is unwilling to cooperate with…
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Hezbollah
Israeli defense officials said the Israeli Navy intercepted and captured a ship transporting weapons bound for Hezbollah and Syria. The ship carried “hundreds of tons of weaponry, ten times the size of the Karine A shipment of 2002,” and originated from Iran.
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Lebanon
Israel installed spy devices after 2006 war: Hezbollah
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Lebanon
Lebanon arrests Hizbullah-linked tycoon
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Israel
Israel: Islamist ‘militant’ accused of murder plot
