Sheikh Al-Jabri: What Sheikh Kabbani said about the struggle being between Hizbullah and the Sunnis is false
Source: Al-Manar TV, 8-5-2008
Islamic Da'wa Academy dean Sheikh Abdul Nasser al-Jabri said that Beirut is for all its citizens and not for only one group. Reading the statement, Sheikh Jbari called for the preservation of the people's blood and properties by not walking towards sedition.
He lashed out at Lebanon Mufti Mohamad Rashid Kabbani and called him not to be biased and not to echo the positions of MP Walid Jumblatt. "What Sheikh Kabbani said about the struggle being between Hizbullah and the Sunnis is false. The struggle is political between a US-Zionist project and forces of resistance extending beyond Lebanon. Some insist to give this struggle a religious nature to please Washington or some Arab rulers," Sheikh al-Jabri said.
He added that "the remnants of the US-backed government headed by Fouad Saniora" are held responsible for the deterioration of the economic, political and security situation.
"The recent challenge to expose the resistance's communications network to the "Israeli" enemy and the removal of Brigadier General Wafik Shkeir (the head of the security apparatus in Beirut's international airport) is a blatant violation of the Ministerial Statement (which secured confidence to Saniora's government) and has led to the deterioration of the situation," Sheikh al-Jabri said.
He called on Saniora to respond to the demands of the people, "especially the demands of Sunni Muslims, and take a heroic step that would take us out of this American tunnel."
Islamic Da'wa Academy dean Sheikh Abdul Nasser al-Jabri said that Beirut is for all its citizens and not for only one group. Reading the statement, Sheikh Jbari called for the preservation of the people's blood and properties by not walking towards sedition.
He lashed out at Lebanon Mufti Mohamad Rashid Kabbani and called him not to be biased and not to echo the positions of MP Walid Jumblatt. "What Sheikh Kabbani said about the struggle being between Hizbullah and the Sunnis is false. The struggle is political between a US-Zionist project and forces of resistance extending beyond Lebanon. Some insist to give this struggle a religious nature to please Washington or some Arab rulers," Sheikh al-Jabri said.
He added that "the remnants of the US-backed government headed by Fouad Saniora" are held responsible for the deterioration of the economic, political and security situation.
"The recent challenge to expose the resistance's communications network to the "Israeli" enemy and the removal of Brigadier General Wafik Shkeir (the head of the security apparatus in Beirut's international airport) is a blatant violation of the Ministerial Statement (which secured confidence to Saniora's government) and has led to the deterioration of the situation," Sheikh al-Jabri said.
He called on Saniora to respond to the demands of the people, "especially the demands of Sunni Muslims, and take a heroic step that would take us out of this American tunnel."
