Beast89
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sunnis and christians are restriction Hezbollah
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Xumas lol
might as well quote Saddam Hussein
Turkish obsession with Iran's relationship with Hezbollah is hilarious, keep it up
925boy
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@Bharatah is this more of the Zyonizt propaganda always talking through Western-controlled media like NYT to tell the world what it hopes Iran will do? There is no chance that Iran will cease support for Hezbollah without the racist Israeli govt first stepping down and giving Palestine freedom.
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Lebanese President:
The decision was made to restrict the possession of weapons to the state, and implementation remains through dialogue between the presidency and Hezbollah. Hezbollah members can join the army and undergo absorption courses.
Lebanon wants to disarm Hezbollah
The decision was made to restrict the possession of weapons to the state, and implementation remains through dialogue between the presidency and Hezbollah. Hezbollah members can join the army and undergo absorption courses.
Lebanon wants to disarm Hezbollah
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it is nothing to do with iran, it's a Lebanese affair. if hezbollah wants to fight, iran will continue to support them.
and posting Xumas really exposes how sectarian you are.
hyperman
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It has everything to do with Iran. Hasan Nasrallah gave Bayah to Rahbar Khamenei, and allegiance to the Wiyalat AL Faqih in Iran. There are literally videos from Nasrallah in the 90s saying this. This is what sets Hezbollah apart from Amal.
And please leave the Ad Hominem accusations. lol
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everyone is about iran to Iran-obsessed sectarians
that used to be an Arab phenomenon, didn't realise it spread to turks too
hyperman
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There is nothing sectarian here, and for every one comment criticizing Iran, there are probably 10 comments from the Iranian faction labeling people takfiris, wahabis, Ummayads, or other pejoratives etc etc.
Again, the same misinformation from the defeated "allies of the Palestinian cause"—everyone is disarming... This is a fake narrative that I’ve been refuting for months here: Zionist war propaganda is trying to create an environment where they’ve won a war they haven’t actually won! So they claim victory and are attempting to "disarm" those who are already theoretically disarmed, creating a VORTEX of fake news and disinformation.
There are reports that millions of dollars are being paid in bribes to various sources to maintain this narrative and thus help "Israel" advance, ensuring Netanyahu doesn’t become the new Hitler (though that will be difficult).
Hezbollah will not disarm. What could happen (years from now) is the same as what occurred in Yemen or Iraq: In Yemen, there was the U.S.-backed Saleh government alongside the Yemeni army, while the Houthis were on the opposing side. But after a series of events, the Houthis joined forces with local military factions, took the capital, and became the government in Sanaa. In Iraq, the militias are now officially part of the government... In the future, Hezbollah could merge with the Lebanese government, and this wouldn’t mean its end but rather its peak, as it would become the official government itself—just like the Houthis in Sanaa.
Therefore, Iran is trying to do in Lebanon what it has already done (successfully) in Yemen and Iraq, is also doing in Sudan, and will attempt in Syria after the collapse of Al-Joulani. "Israel" will not accept this, which is why it’s already killing members of Lebanon’s "army."
NOTE: When someone from the Lebanese government or "army" dies, Hezbollah is already calling them martyrs...
There are reports that millions of dollars are being paid in bribes to various sources to maintain this narrative and thus help "Israel" advance, ensuring Netanyahu doesn’t become the new Hitler (though that will be difficult).
Hezbollah will not disarm. What could happen (years from now) is the same as what occurred in Yemen or Iraq: In Yemen, there was the U.S.-backed Saleh government alongside the Yemeni army, while the Houthis were on the opposing side. But after a series of events, the Houthis joined forces with local military factions, took the capital, and became the government in Sanaa. In Iraq, the militias are now officially part of the government... In the future, Hezbollah could merge with the Lebanese government, and this wouldn’t mean its end but rather its peak, as it would become the official government itself—just like the Houthis in Sanaa.
Therefore, Iran is trying to do in Lebanon what it has already done (successfully) in Yemen and Iraq, is also doing in Sudan, and will attempt in Syria after the collapse of Al-Joulani. "Israel" will not accept this, which is why it’s already killing members of Lebanon’s "army."
NOTE: When someone from the Lebanese government or "army" dies, Hezbollah is already calling them martyrs...
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shapurzolaktaf
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The muslim-zionist quartet: Turkey, UAE, Jordan, Azerbayjan.
They are the blood and oxygen for Israel and foreign forces in the region, killing and starving regional population through massive bombardments, sanctions on food, medicines and banking.
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