Sheikh Qassem: Ki-Moon’s Report in "Israeli" Pen, Lebanese Political Accusations Serve Enemy

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Hizbullah's Deputy Secretary General His Eminence Sheikh Naim Qassem slammed Sunday the United Nation Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon's report regarding 1559 resolution, "that has been drafted in "Israeli" pen."

"This report , as usual, serves the objectives of "Israel" and ignores its continuous violations to the Lebanese sovereignty," Sheikh Qassem confirmed.
In response to Ban's claims that Ayoub drone forms a reckless Hizbullah provocation, he wondered "doesn't he see the "Israeli" provocations and recklessness over the past six years of continuous violations to Lebanon's sovereignty?"

"Doesn't he see that "Israel" continues to occupy the Shebaa Farms and Kafarshuba hills? Aren't these dangerous provocations that can turn the equation?" His Eminence asked.
In parallel, the Hizbullah top official hailed "the resistance, which fought and sacrificed its Mujahedeen, to achieve what the Arabs and Muslims had lost over the past sixty years."
"Today, "Israel" fears the resistance men as their project is built on pride, sovereignty, and liberation, while that of "Israel" is based on surrender and humiliation," Sheikh Qassem clarified.

He further reiterated "Hizbullah is a core pillar to Lebanon's stability. The resistance presence and weapons is a Lebanese interest."
"The resistance is the result of the occupation, not its cause," His Eminence said, and pointed out that "because of the resistance's deterring power, "Israel" doesn't dare to launch a war with the expected losses and costs."

Meanwhile, the Hizbullah Deputy Secretary General commented on the recent "Israeli" admission that "the "Israeli" soldiers carried, during Ansaria operation, explosive devices similar to that used in Lebanon."
"Such bombs aim at making Lebanese sides accuse each other of the bombs rather than "Israel"," he said.
Moreover, His Eminence expressed surprise by the insistence of some Lebanese parties that "Israel" was not behind assassinations in Lebanon.
"When an assassination takes place in Lebanon, some parties rush to say "Israel" has nothing to do with it. "Israel" should at least be one of the suspects," he said.

Addressing "March 14" group, Qassem said: "Why are you clearing "Israel" of the bombings and assassinations that are taking place?"
"I don't know if some of them are taking orders from "Israel" in order to make the unfounded accusations in an attempt to turn the internal [Lebanese] situation tense; thus paving the way towards intra-Islamic or Islamic-Christian strife," he stated.
On the March 14 decision to boycott the government, Sheikh Qassem highlighted: "Their decision to boycott the parliament and the meetings of the joint parliamentary committees is likely to yield negative repercussions for the country and its people."

"If some groups consider that this boycott is for reform, then I say that it has nothing to do with reform, " he said.

Source: Hizbullah Media Relations, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org