| By: Marwa Haidar 16-12-2012 - 17:29 Graphics by alex | |
Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah stressed that the
“powerful” Zionist entity was over, and forever, following the defeat it faced
in the last offensive against Gaza. During a graduation ceremony which was organized by Hezbollah’s Taabia’a Tarbawiya (Educational Youth Association of Hezbollah), Sayyed Nasrallah said that March 14 through its boycott to the parliament sessions was putting Hezbollah in front of two choices: either holding the 2013 election according to 1960 law or not holding the vote at all. His eminence advised March 14 camp not to go on with their “wrong calculations” by betting on the fall of the Syrian regime and to sit for dialogue to end the ongoing crisis in Lebanon. Hezbollah S.G. noted that the crisis in Syria was being more complicated; saying that refusing dialogue in Syria “means the continuity of the battle and the bloodshed.” He also addressed al-Qaeda, saying it was being trapped by the West which open a front to its militants to fight in. Sayyed Nasrallah said that he was so glad to see a March 14 delegation has visited Gaza and expressed his support to the resistance there. On the relation with the Palestinian resistance movements, his eminence stressed it was normal especially with Hamas, saying all what was circulated in media about a strained relation between Hezbollah and Hamas were wishes and not reality. "MARCH 14 HINDERS APPROVING ELECTORAL LAW" Elaborating in the local issues, Sayyed Nasrallah assured that the March 14 camp’s boycott to the parliamentary sessions aimed to hinder approving a new electoral law. “March 14 camp’s boycott is not aimed at holding pressure on the government. However it aimed at suspending the Parliament in a bid to stand in the way of approving a new electoral law.” “The other side through its boycott is seeking to put us in front of two choices: either a vote under the law of 1960 or no election at all, and both of choices are bad,” Sayyed Nasrallah said.  His eminence slammed March 14 for betting on the foreign powers as saying:
“since two years ago you have been committing the same fault. You are a
political faction that depends on foreign forces.”Sayyed Nasrallah added that the government was not toppled in front of March 14 pressure because of the international behavior, and not because Hezbollah’s adherence to. He set a plan in order to solve the ongoing crisis in the country, saying March 14 camp has wrong calculations as they bet on the fall of the Syrian regime. “I advise March 14 not to go on with its wrong calculations, to halt its boycott and to go ahead to the parliament to discuss the election law.” “In order to solve the ongoing crisis we should sit to dialogue, discuss election law and following the vote we should form a government which is represented according to this vote,” Sayyed Nasrallah added. "SYRIA CRIRIS BECOMES MORE COMPLICATED, OF LONG-TERM" On the ongoing crisis in the neighboring Syria, Sayyed Nasrallah said it became more complicated and of long-term, noting that the opposition could not secure a military achievement. “In Syria things are being more complicated and the one who thinks that the opposition can control is mistaken.” His eminence noted that the Syrian people were divided, stressing that the strife was not between a regime and people. “The strife in Syria is not between the regime and the people. This description is not true.” “In Syria, the popular partition becomes a reality, since there is a regime which has his own people in front of other people who was supported by foreign forces which led to a armed confrontation.” “There is a regime that has been defending its principles and armed groups who have been engaged in a harsh fight and the battle in Syria is of long-term.” He condemns the ongoing explosions which have been targeting civilians in the Syrian cities, stressing that a political settlement is the only way to solve the crisis in Syria.  “Who talks about morals I would like to ask him: are the people of Qatanah,
Jalab, Jermanah or other cities which are targeted by car bombs Syrians?” Sayyed
Nasrallah wondered.“Where is the moral stance from the Syrian people who are being killed, thrown from roofs and slaughtered by the armed opposition?” “Refusing dialogue in Syria means the continuity of the battle and the bloodshed.” He addressed al-Qaeda which has been sending militants to fight in Syria, as saying: “some Islamic and Western governments have set a trap for you in Syria and you were fallen in this trap.” “There are regional powers which benefit from the continuity of the battle in Syria, ” Hezbollah S.G. said, adding: “The US does not want for the battle in Syria to be over in order to have more killed in a bid to exhaust Syria and delete it from the national consideration.” RELATION WITH HAMAS NORMAL On Gaza, Sayyed Nasrallah assured that the powerful, giant and frightful Zionist entity was over, after the latest offensive against the besieged strip last month. “Just three missiles were enough to force the Israeli leadership to go to shelter, and to surrender in front of an unarmed and besieged strip,” Sayyed Nasrallah said. “Israel was defeated and it asked for a diplomatic solution,” his eminence said, adding: “we should write down that the powerful, giant and frightful Israel is over… forever.” He added that the Zionist entity has been descending since the year of 2000 “when it withdrew from our land humiliated without a pre-condition.” Concerning the relation with the Palestinian resistance factions, Sayyed Nasrallah stressed it was normal, especially with Hamas. “To all who talked during Gaza offensive and after it, supposing that the relation between Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran was strained, I say this is not true.” “Analysis was a lot, claiming that Hamas has gone out of the Persian heart to the Arabic heart… through experience we know that all what were circulated (in media) were just wishes and not reality.” “I say about this relation it is normal and nothing has been change,” Sayyed Nasrallah said, adding that Iran was doing its ideological duty.
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