Another Nasrallah Threatens Israel!
12/11/2009 Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Nasrallah became the Israeli enemy's number one "nightmare"…
Sayyed Nasrallah, the leader of the Resistance that achieved victories against the Zionist entity and changed all battle rules in the region, is still threatening day and night the Zionist entity…
But now, Israelis are worried about another Nasrallah: a new threat to Israel that swims along the country's coast along the Mediterranean Sea. Marine researchers sarcastically refer to it as "Nasrallah fish."
The fish are "so dangerous, one sting can kill a person or leave them paralyzed for weeks," said Moti Mendelson, a marine researcher. "There are many of them."
Researchers also worry about the damage to the underwater ecological system. "These fish are like vacuum cleaners," says Mendelson. "They eat everything in the ocean--big fish, algae, crabs and snails. They take away food from bigger fish."
The fish arrived through the Suez Canal from the Red Sea in 2001. Researchers estimate that there are now likely thousands living along Israel's coast but admit it is difficult to get an exact number.
"They've had a population explosion," said Dani Golani of Hebrew University. "They are producing more offspring than the environment can handle."
"SAYYED NASRALLAH TAKES OVER THE SEA"
12/11/2009 Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Nasrallah became the Israeli enemy's number one "nightmare"…
Sayyed Nasrallah, the leader of the Resistance that achieved victories against the Zionist entity and changed all battle rules in the region, is still threatening day and night the Zionist entity…
But now, Israelis are worried about another Nasrallah: a new threat to Israel that swims along the country's coast along the Mediterranean Sea. Marine researchers sarcastically refer to it as "Nasrallah fish."
The fish are "so dangerous, one sting can kill a person or leave them paralyzed for weeks," said Moti Mendelson, a marine researcher. "There are many of them."
Researchers also worry about the damage to the underwater ecological system. "These fish are like vacuum cleaners," says Mendelson. "They eat everything in the ocean--big fish, algae, crabs and snails. They take away food from bigger fish."
The fish arrived through the Suez Canal from the Red Sea in 2001. Researchers estimate that there are now likely thousands living along Israel's coast but admit it is difficult to get an exact number.
"They've had a population explosion," said Dani Golani of Hebrew University. "They are producing more offspring than the environment can handle."
"SAYYED NASRALLAH TAKES OVER THE SEA"
During his speech on Wednesday while commemorating the Resistance's Martyr Day, Sayyed Nasrallah commented the Israeli "story."
"Israeli Maariv Newspaper reports of a fish unlike others, considered poisonous and deadly, a special kind the Israelis decided to call "Nasrallah". Researchers and scientists were quoted as saying "It looks beautiful and innocent in appearance, but one sting from it is sufficient to cripple a man for two weeks, even lead to his death."
"Thus, our name reached the sea. Anyway, there is something good in the story. The Israelis are supporting me since they say that the fish is good-looking. I should thank them for that," the Resistance leader said. "They blame us for their every failure, but God willing, God willing, God willing, at the hands of this generation to which I and you belong, the holy places will be returned to its rightful people and the entire Palestine will be returned from sea to river," his eminence added.
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