Just to play devil’s advocate, one wonders why — if the party has long held information that clearly links the Israelis with the murder — they did not release it earlier when the STL was apparently going after the Syrians. Naturally, Hizbullah’s opponents in Lebanon are going to say that this is another desperate diversion tactic. I, for one, am quite curious to see what the Secretary-General offers up in next week’s press conference. (To Play objective adovocate, why you asume Hezbullah held the information that links the Israelis with the murder, since the STL was apparently going after the Syrians. One should not forget that Nasrallah, since day one, called for considering the Israeli hypothesis. Moreover,Yesterday ,Nasralla said, to provide his evidance he is obiged to release secret information on one of his biggest security operations -UP)
After five years of cryptic reports and disavowed media leaks it will be interesting to finally get a peak behind the curtain. Of course, Hizbullah is taking a major risk by claiming to back up its accusations of Israel with “hard evidence.” If the evidence appears weak, contrived, or anything less than iron-clad, it will make the party look foolish, in the same way that false witnesses undermined the legitimacy of the STL during the Mehlis period.
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