Commenting on the the visit of a delegation from the March 14 to Gaza to congratulate the Palestinian people on the victory against "Israel" in the recent aggression, Sayed Nasrallah said "I felt great and this is a good thing, and I encourage this team to go into Gaza,"
Hinting, to the double standards of March 14 movement, supporting the armed resistance in Gaza, and standing against the Resistance in Lebanon, and hinting that Hezbollah is a part in the victory of Gaza, Sayed Nasrallah, smiling, added "I don't want them to support the weapons of the resistance in Lebanon resistance, the congratulation for the resistance in Gaza is more that enough."
Nasrallah March 14 asked "What was said after the triumph achieved by the resistance in the war in July? They said, Hezbollah did not win, Israel has not been defeated," adding that he "does not want them to admit winning, Israel formed tens of teams to take lessons and build a new army with new capabilities and training." Nasrallah pointed that in spite of all that we have seen "with my own eyes how two or three rockets landing in Tel Aviv forced the Israeli leadership to flee towards the shelters and made them raise their ten fingrs against the unarmed and besieged Gaza"
After Jully war, Goerge Galloway visted PM Siniora, who without saying Hi surprised Galloway saying, "Don't tell me, we win". Galloway replied "Mr. PM, I met defeated Arab leaders who claimed victory, and you are the first Arab leader, denying the victory of your country"
Antwan Zahra, the Lebanese war criminal who killed thousands at the famous Barbara checkpoint, was among the March 14 delegation representing the Lebanese Forces lead by Geagea, the hero of Sabra and Shatila massacre.
March 14 coalition's visit to Gaza has yielded counter results to what its organizers have aspired. The presence of Lebanese Forces party MP Antoine Zahraa among the visitors made the Gazans very upset, some of them wanted to boycott the occasion and others leveled heavy criticism for receiving who they dubbed them 'the disbelievers in Lebanese resistance.' Other Palestinian sources dismissed the visit as “opportunistic” and “hypocritical.”
At Barbara checkpoint four Iranian diplomats kidnapped were kidnapped, and then transferred to occupied Palestine, and they are alive in Israeli prisons.
"Lebanese Forces" MP Antoine Zahra, and the delegation of "March 14" who met with Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh and a delegation of legislative authority (who considered the visit as a historical event) conveyed their solidarity with the palestinians and support for their cause.
Zahra told the mtv: On behalf of " March 14 ", and its leaders, Prime Minister Saad Hariri and Fouad Siniora and Dr. Samir Geagea, the Delegation saluted the unity of the Palestinian "brothers" in Gaza in the face of Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, because adhering to the unity is the shortest way to achieve their "first" legitimate demand, the stablishment of the state. Moreover, the two sides agreed to continue communication and cooperation for the benefit of the two peoples, Palestinian and Lebanese.
March 14 coalition's visit to Gaza has yielded counter results to what its organizers have aspired. The presence of Lebanese Forces party MP Antoine Zahraa among the visitors made the Gazans very upset, some of them wanted to boycott the occasion and others leveled heavy criticism for receiving who they dubbed them 'the disbelievers in Lebanese resistance.' Other Palestinian sources dismissed the visit as “opportunistic” and “hypocritical.”
Zahra told the mtv: On behalf of " March 14 ", and its leaders, Prime Minister Saad Hariri and Fouad Siniora and Dr. Samir Geagea, the Delegation saluted the unity of the Palestinian "brothers" in Gaza in the face of Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, because adhering to the unity is the shortest way to achieve their "first" legitimate demand, the stablishment of the state. Moreover, the two sides agreed to continue communication and cooperation for the benefit of the two peoples, Palestinian and Lebanese.
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