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  • Israeli threat justifies resistance's arms, Hezbollah hints
    Israeli threat justifies resistance's arms, Hezbollah hints

    Hezbollah signifies Israel as the indirect reason for the armed status of the Lebanese resistance movement, reiterating its preparedness for any surprise Israeli offensive. "…Weapons are the result of the resistance's existence and the resistance is there because of the presence of the enemy," Hezbollah's Deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem told Syria's Addounia TV, the Lebanese portal Naharnet reported on Saturday. Repeating the group's earlier warnings about Israel's hostility towards the resistance in Lebanon, he added that "Israel is a real danger; we can't be reassured; we have to be in full preparedness (for war). We don't know when surprises will come or what could happen regionally and internationally." Hezbollah, also an active member of the country's coalition government, has fought off bloody Israeli incursions into Lebanon in 2000 and 2006. The second ...

  • Hamas Wants 'Zionist War Criminals' Judged by ICC
    Hamas Wants 'Zionist War Criminals' Judged by ICC

    Hamas wants "Zionist war criminals" brought before the International Criminal Court over last year's Israeli assault on Gaza, an official of the Islamic resistance group said on Saturday. "We ask the United Nations to transfer the matter to the ICC so that the Zionist war criminals can be brought to justice," said Mohammed Faraj al-Ghul, justice minister in the Hamas administration of the Gaza Strip. However, he also said he expected that the United States would block any such move. "We expect that the American administration will intervene to block these criminals being judged," Ghul said. More than 1,400 Palestinians were killed, including 420 children and over 5300 others were injured during the Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip. A UN Human Rights Council report by the respected former international prosecutor Richard Goldstone accused both Israel and Palestinian ...

  • Sheikh Qassem Rules out War but Says Hezbollah Should be Ready
    Sheikh Qassem Rules out War but Says Hezbollah Should be Ready

    Hezbollah’s deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem said Hezbollah hasn't received any indications of Israeli readiness to launch war on Hezbollah or in the region. "Israel is a real danger; we can't be reassured; we have to be in full preparedness (for war). We don't know when surprises would come or what could happen regionally and internationally," Sheikh Qassem told Syria's Addounia TV. "There is no resistance without arms. Weapons are the result of the resistance's existence and the resistance is there because of the presence of the enemy," Sheikh Qassem said. Turning to relations with Syria, his eminence said Hezbollah encouraged Prime Minister Saad Hariri's visit to Damascus which has shocked the March 14 team. Asked about ties with Egypt, the Hezbollah secretary general said: "The Egyptian regime has its own functioning method. We don't approve such a method."

  • UN chief sees no evidence of Gaza war crimes probes
    UN chief sees no evidence of Gaza war crimes probes

    UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says he sees no concrete evidence Israel and the Palestinians have carried out credible, independent probes of alleged war crimes in the Gaza Strip. "No determination can be made on the implementation of the UN resolution by the parties concerned," Ban said on Thursday in a report that contains the responses provided by Israel and the Palestinians. The UN's fact-finding mission, headed by South African judge and former international war crimes prosecutor Richard Goldstone, had accused Israel of committing war crimes during the 22-day assault on the Gaza Strip, which began on December 27, 2008. In an interview published in the December 8, 2009 edition of the newspaper al-Mashahid al-Siyasi, Musa Abu Marzouq, Hamas' second in command, said, “All paragraphs in the Goldstone report convict Israel and totally exonerate Hamas from any misconduct." ...

  • Sayyed Nasrallah: 'Fake Kidnapping' Aimed at Causing Sedition
    Sayyed Nasrallah: 'Fake Kidnapping' Aimed at Causing Sedition

    Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah warned on Thursday that there were different sides seeking to cause sedition in Lebanon and the region, pointing to the 'fake kidnapping' incident that was witnessed in Lebanon last week and that could have caused a catastrophe in the country. His eminence denounced the bombings that targeted visitors in Iraq and called on the nation to have a firm stance towards them, condemning the fact that such acts became something "usual." Sayyed Nasrallah was speaking through a TV screen while marking the Arba'een (memorial) of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) during the ceremony held by Hezbollah at the Sayyed As-Shouhadaa' complex in Beirut's southern suburb. Hezbollah Secretary General started his speech by raising the issue of catastrophes faced by human beings throughout their lives and the ways to deal with them. ...

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  • Aafia Siddiqui conviction triggers more anti-US demos Aafia Siddiqui conviction triggers more anti-US demos

    Hundreds of people have marched through the streets of Karachi to protest against the conviction of Pakistani scientist Aafia Siddiqui in the United States. On Sunday, the demonstrators chanted anti-American slogans and burnt the US flag days ...
  • Protesters Gather as Bill Clinton Apologizes for Slow Haiti Aid Effort Protesters Gather as Bill Clinton Apologizes for Slow Haiti Aid Effort

    As he met by angry Haitians protesting the slow arrival of help since last month's quake, former US president Bill Clinton pledged Friday to try to get aid flowing quickly. Clinton said he was sorry that the aid efforts had been so slow, adding he ...
  • Blair testimony at Iraq Inquiry ludicrous Blair testimony at Iraq Inquiry ludicrous

    Police guard protestors outside the Iraq Inquiry on January 29, 2010, as former premier Tony Blair gives his evidence. Two days after former British premier Tony Blair gave his evidence before the country's independent inquiry into the Iraq war, a ...
  • PLC: 2010 will witness intensive attacks on everthing in J'lem PLC: 2010 will witness intensive attacks on everthing in J'lem

    The Jerusalem committee of the Palestinian legislative council (PLC) on Wednesday warned that 2010 will witness more Israeli violations and escalating attacks on everything in the occupied city of Jerusalem especially with regard to the scheme of ...
  • PM: Quake-hit Haiti needs decade to rise PM: Quake-hit Haiti needs decade to rise

    Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive says it will take about 10 years to reconstruct the country after a deadly earthquake rattled the capital. "What we're looking for is a long-term commitment ... At least five to 10 years," he told an ...

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  • Saddam is Hanged for His Crimes, Who will Hang Bush/Blair for Theirs? Saddam is Hanged for His Crimes, Who will Hang Bush/Blair for Theirs?

    A kangaroo court (the so-called High Iraqi Tribunal) had sentenced Saddam Hussain, his half-brother Barzan Ibrahim, and the former chief justice of Revolutionary Court Awad Hamed Al-Bandar to be hanged within 30 days. Yet the American administration, ...
  • Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen

    A Yemeni refugee girl carries water supplies at the Mazraq Refugee Camp in northern Yemen Friday, December 11, 2009. The Red Cross says humanitarian conditions in Yemen are at their worst after five months of fighting between Saudi forces and the ...
  • UN report blasts US over human rights abuses UN report blasts US over human rights abuses

    This file photo taken on Nov. 19, 2009 shows a building in the Antaviliai, Lithuania, 20 kilometers (12 miles) outside Vilnius, which reportedly housed a clandestine CIA detention center for al-Qaeda prisoners five years ago. A United Nations' ...
  • US activists blast CIA's overseas drone attacks US activists blast CIA's overseas drone attacks

    Protestors said Obama's use of drones during the first six months of his presidency has surpassed that of the Bush. American anti-war peace activists have rallied against the increasing use of unmanned drones by CIA around the world — ...
  • Muslim Brotherhood issues edict forbidding importing goods from Israel Muslim Brotherhood issues edict forbidding importing goods from Israel

    The Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan has prohibited the import of goods from Israel, describing it as normalization with the Israeli occupation and a boost to its economy. The group issued an edict on Sunday saying that the religious duty entails ...