Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said the terror group crushed Israel’s plans to create a greater Israel, possesses weapons to attack all of Israel, and planned last summer’s kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers three months in advance. The IDF dismissed Nasrallah’s claims that its weapons can strike northern Tel Aviv.
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Olmert ‘failed severely’ in Lebanon war, says report
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Roadside bomb explodes near UNIFIL peacekeepers in South Lebanon
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Report: Israel, Hizbullah move towards prisoner exchange
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Hizbullah’s history in Iraq
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Ali Mussa Daqduq, a Hezbollah operative, captured among others Ali Mussa Daqduq, click to view. Iran’s involvement in funding, arming, and training the networks of Shia terrorist in Iraq has been an open secret in Iraq for years. The issue came to a head last winter when Coalition forces began heavily targeting the Iranian networks and captured senior members of Iran’s Qods Force in Baghdad in December 2006 and Irbil in January 2007. Iran struck back via its surrogates, the Qazali and Sheibani networks later in January 2006, and struck at the Karbala Joint Provincial Coordination Center, kidnapping and killing…
Captured Hezbollah agent helped plan deadly Karbala raid
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Hezbollah surrounded then detained a Lebanese police patrol for “entering a Hezbollah security zone.” The incident occurred in southern Beirut. “The Lebanese policemen were disarmed in the vicinity of Bir El Abed and taken to a Hezbollah interrogation center. The police were later released.
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Report: Tel Aviv within Hizbullah range
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Hezbollah backs Lebanon army in standoff
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Hizbullah draws line on presidency
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A rare trip through Hizbullah’s secret tunnel network
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Hezbollah builds a Western base – From inside South America™s Tri-border area, Iran-linked militia targets US
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Hezbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah rejected the creation of a tribunal to investigate the murder of Rafik Hariri. Nasrallah claimed the US “ordered the Zionist regime to invade Lebanon last summer,” and denied that Azmi Bishara, a former Arab-Israeli Member of Parliament, spied for Hezbollah during the Israel-Hezbollah war last summer.
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Ex-MK Bishara suspected of treason, passing data to Hezbollah
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Hezbollah: Winograd report is proof we were victorious
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Hezbollah taunts Israel with giant pictures of captured soldiers
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The Secrets of a Hizballah Renegade
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Israeli Arab Lawmaker allegedly helped Hezbollah
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Hezbollah’s deputy prime minister admits Iran is behind the approval and funding of suicide, rocket and terror attack against Israel. Australian cleric Sheikh Taj el-din Al Hilali denied funding Hezbollah.
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Hizbullah not ruling out another confrontation with Israel
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Lebanese Forces leader launches broadside at Nasrallah
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Lawyers for Hezbollah detainees say they deserve POW status
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Jumblatt: ‘Army aiding Hezbollah’
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Syria, Hizbullah, Iran prepare in case of war
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Inside Hizballah’s Hidden Bunkers
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UN to Lebanon: Force needed on Syrian border
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Hezbollah is building up more firepower, says Israel
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Hezbollah forced French military medics to leave the southern Lebanese town
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The State within the State: Sheik Hassan Nasrallah said Hezbollah “had the right to secretly transfer arms [inside Lebanon] in order to hide them from the Israeli enemy,” and will not forgive the government for seizing the weapons. Nasrallah also reiterated his intention to bring down the Siniora government.
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