MP Fadlallah: Network that Defeated "Israel" Not Secret and is Part of Resistance Arms that should not be harmed
Source: Al-Manar TV, 5-5-2008
Suddenly, and after the presidential election was top priority that should precede anything else, the ruling bloc in Lebanon has decided to play another game. They have proceeded in a flagrant campaign against the national opposition, namely Hizbullah; a campaign founded on hallucinations and baseless accusations.
Indeed, the sequence of these hallucinations and accusations against Hizbullah didn't come out of the blue. Apparently, they are organized campaigns to harm the picture of the resistance.
MP Walid Jumblatt appointed himself the chief of this orchestra. He started by accusing Hizbullah of "kidnapping" a French socialist representative. In the same week, the Lebanese MP attacked the party claiming it was planning a security operation against the airport. Jumblatt's words came as the "Israeli" media was revealing that Hizbullah had thwarted a massive Israeli security operation in the southern suburb of Beirut, adding that Jumblatt was part of it. Then came the issue of the Resistance's communications network.
MP FADLALLAH: INVESTIGATION SHOULD BE ON HOW DATA WAS LEAKED TO JUMBLATT
Member of Loyalty to the Resistance parliamentary bloc MP Hasan Fadlallah retorted slamming Jumblatt's accusations to Hizbullah of monitoring runway 17 at the Beirut international airport as "baseless fabricated story." He emphasized that the containers alongside the cameras were property of "Jihad Al-Binaa'" construction institution put in a private owned land outside the airport. Fadlallah noted that any investigation in the case should start by questioning how official documents have been leaked to the hands of Jumblatt and some media outlets, especially that these documents "as Jumblatt himself said, were secret ones."
On the Resistance's communications network, Fadlallah said that the "Israeli" enemy had admitted upon its defeat in the 2006 war, that this network was one of the most efficient tools in the confrontation. He added that the resistance possessing a communications network was not a secret. "The network is part of the resistance arms and should not be harmed," he said, stressing that this network was "contrary to how they portray it was limited," denying that it extends to Keserwan - Jbeil.
Fadlallah also said that raising this issue now and handing over secret maps to the United Nations would only benefit Lebanon's enemy; "Israel".
HIZBULLAH: ALL FURIOUS CAMPAIGNS WON'T SUCCEED; RESISTANCE WILL REMAIN STRONG
Earlier, Hizbullah commented on a statement issued by the ruling bloc and the "Jama'a Islamiya" in Eklim al-Kharroub (the Kharroub District) who attempted to attack the party over a fire incident that happened in the Saadiyat region seven days ago. The party considered the very late statement as part of the organized campaign against the resistance in harmony with the "terrorist report" by the US Department of State on Hizbullah.
Hizbullah's media relations said Sunday in a statement that the party urged the ruling bloc, the Americans and Israelis to realize that such furious campaigns won't succeed, stressing that Hizbullah a long its resistance would remain strong in the face of all conspiracies, namely the Zionist-American scheme against Lebanon and its people.
A SCHEME TO INTERNATIONALIZE THE AIRPORT?
Meanwhile, sources warned that Jumblatt's campaign against Beirut's International Airport and its security body comes in the framework of a scheme to internationalize the airport and request UN interference so that the ruling bloc would control it.
In this context, retired brigadier general Walid Sukkariyeh told Al-Manar TV that the resistance should refuse the presence of the United Nations in the centre of the southern suburb of Beirut. "The resistance should refuse any change in the situation at the airport, or that it becomes under full control of the ruling bloc, because this would mean that the airport will be in the hand of US intelligence," he said. Sukkariyeh also warned that the ruling bloc was seeking to seize the airport "so that they can freely move, bring people and tools, perhaps weapons, without being covered by the opposition or the resistance."
Suddenly, and after the presidential election was top priority that should precede anything else, the ruling bloc in Lebanon has decided to play another game. They have proceeded in a flagrant campaign against the national opposition, namely Hizbullah; a campaign founded on hallucinations and baseless accusations.
Indeed, the sequence of these hallucinations and accusations against Hizbullah didn't come out of the blue. Apparently, they are organized campaigns to harm the picture of the resistance.
MP Walid Jumblatt appointed himself the chief of this orchestra. He started by accusing Hizbullah of "kidnapping" a French socialist representative. In the same week, the Lebanese MP attacked the party claiming it was planning a security operation against the airport. Jumblatt's words came as the "Israeli" media was revealing that Hizbullah had thwarted a massive Israeli security operation in the southern suburb of Beirut, adding that Jumblatt was part of it. Then came the issue of the Resistance's communications network.
MP FADLALLAH: INVESTIGATION SHOULD BE ON HOW DATA WAS LEAKED TO JUMBLATT
Member of Loyalty to the Resistance parliamentary bloc MP Hasan Fadlallah retorted slamming Jumblatt's accusations to Hizbullah of monitoring runway 17 at the Beirut international airport as "baseless fabricated story." He emphasized that the containers alongside the cameras were property of "Jihad Al-Binaa'" construction institution put in a private owned land outside the airport. Fadlallah noted that any investigation in the case should start by questioning how official documents have been leaked to the hands of Jumblatt and some media outlets, especially that these documents "as Jumblatt himself said, were secret ones."
On the Resistance's communications network, Fadlallah said that the "Israeli" enemy had admitted upon its defeat in the 2006 war, that this network was one of the most efficient tools in the confrontation. He added that the resistance possessing a communications network was not a secret. "The network is part of the resistance arms and should not be harmed," he said, stressing that this network was "contrary to how they portray it was limited," denying that it extends to Keserwan - Jbeil.
Fadlallah also said that raising this issue now and handing over secret maps to the United Nations would only benefit Lebanon's enemy; "Israel".
HIZBULLAH: ALL FURIOUS CAMPAIGNS WON'T SUCCEED; RESISTANCE WILL REMAIN STRONG
Earlier, Hizbullah commented on a statement issued by the ruling bloc and the "Jama'a Islamiya" in Eklim al-Kharroub (the Kharroub District) who attempted to attack the party over a fire incident that happened in the Saadiyat region seven days ago. The party considered the very late statement as part of the organized campaign against the resistance in harmony with the "terrorist report" by the US Department of State on Hizbullah.
Hizbullah's media relations said Sunday in a statement that the party urged the ruling bloc, the Americans and Israelis to realize that such furious campaigns won't succeed, stressing that Hizbullah a long its resistance would remain strong in the face of all conspiracies, namely the Zionist-American scheme against Lebanon and its people.
A SCHEME TO INTERNATIONALIZE THE AIRPORT?
Meanwhile, sources warned that Jumblatt's campaign against Beirut's International Airport and its security body comes in the framework of a scheme to internationalize the airport and request UN interference so that the ruling bloc would control it.
In this context, retired brigadier general Walid Sukkariyeh told Al-Manar TV that the resistance should refuse the presence of the United Nations in the centre of the southern suburb of Beirut. "The resistance should refuse any change in the situation at the airport, or that it becomes under full control of the ruling bloc, because this would mean that the airport will be in the hand of US intelligence," he said. Sukkariyeh also warned that the ruling bloc was seeking to seize the airport "so that they can freely move, bring people and tools, perhaps weapons, without being covered by the opposition or the resistance."
