Hezbollah
Mugniyah’s true legacy
Mugniyah’s true legacy
Israel fears worldwide attacks as ‘open war’ declared
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah vowed to retaliate against Israeli targets abroad to avenge the assassination Imad Mugniyah. Iran’s president said “there are hundreds of thousands, even millions more” Mugniyahs. A Kuwaiti newspaper claimed Mugniyah was planning major terrorist attacks in moderate Arab countries prior to his death.
An unconfirmed Iranian report indicated Hajj Hussein Halil, the deputy director of Hezbollah’s political affairs, was killed in the Damascus car bombing that claimed the life of Imad Muginyah. Clashes are expected in Beirut as Hezbollah will hold a funeral for Mugniyah on the same day of the anniversary of the assassination of Rafik Hariri.
Bush Imposes New Sanctions on Syria
US Welcomes Death of Hezbollah Terrorist
Imad Mughniyeh: Hezbollah’s Phantom Killed
Hezbollah Mourns Senior Leader
Mughniyeh Assassination: Another Setback for Iran’s Intelligence Agency
A Master Terrorist Is Killed
Imad Mugniyah, the leader of Hezbollah’s military wing and a senior officer in Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, has been killed in yesterday’s car bombing in Damascus, Syria.
Hezbollah leader killed in Syria, group blames Israel
Jumblatt Issues Hezbollah Challenge
Nasrallah and Aoun say partnership is still strong
Iran: 400 rebuilding projects finished since 2006 war in Lebanon
Lebanon war a ‘serious failure™: Israel report
Cleric warns of more Beirut unrest
Hezbollah demands inquiry into Beirut killings
Israeli Ministers Call for Nasrallah™s Assassination
Hezbollah Leader Appears in Public
Syria says it has Lebanese allies, not ‘tools’
The Daily Star – Politics – Thai satellite broadcaster ends Al-Manar broadcast
Hezbollah’s Nasrallah warns against US Iran attack
UN seeks to halt Hezbollah arms in Lebanon
A year-end roundup of the major developments in the Long War in the primary and secondary theaters across the globe.
Hezbollah’s Scout Brigade
Israel ‘rules out’ attacks by Syria, Hezbollah
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has been relieved of commanding the terror group’s military wing by Iran’s Supreme leader, according to reports. Hezbollah denied the claim. North Korea may have provided arms and training to Hezbollah. More than 50 Australian Muslim men are being investigated for links to Hezbollah.
Multinational Forces Iraq continues to target the Iranian-backed Special Groups cells. Weapons trainers have been the main targets in the past three raids. The trainers are likely Qods Force operatives.
Hezbollah raises specter of long Lebanon power void – Reuters