The Arab occupation Army of once Phoenician Christian Lebanon, Hizb’Allah, is clearly up to something. Their leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, has issued a threat to invade Israel. He said that his organization will invade Northern Israel and occupy it. Before anyone dismisses this type of talk, there have been reportsthat 5,000 Hizb’Allah commandos are trained to size territory in Israel. It’s no coincidence that there are reports of Iranian warships headingto Syrian ports. Clearly something is up here or Nasrallah would not be boasting.
Nasrallah calls Gantz weak, says Israel has lost its confidence due to Mideast turmoil; Hezbollah leader says he will avenge Mugniyeh’s death.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah said on Wednesday that he is ready for another war with Israel, AFP reported.
“I tell the fighters of the resistance that one day they might be asked to liberate the Galilee,” Nasrallah said at a “Resistance Martyrs Day” ceremony.
“The Israelis are afraid,” Nasrallah said. “I want to assure you and tell the Israelis that they should be careful because the blood of Imad Mugniyeh will not go to waste.”
Read the rest: Hezbollah will conquer Galilee if there is war’
Israeli PM Binyamin Netanyahu mockedNasrallah in response by telling him to stay in his bunker. This no laughing matter since it’s mind boggling that a 20,000 man militia would even contemplate invading a nuclear armed state with 150,000 men under arms and close to 500,000 reserves. Why is he so confident? Well another report could explain Nasrallah’s bellicose words.
There is a report that the US has told Arab countries that it will not block a UN Security Council statement calling Israeli construction in Judea and Samaria. That’s right, the US is siding with Arabs against Israel.
The U.S. informed Arab governments Friday that it will support a U.N. Security Council statement reaffirming that the 15-nation body “does not accept the legitimacy of continued Israeli settlement activity,” a move aimed at avoiding the prospect of having to veto a stronger Palestinian resolution calling the settlements illegal.
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Susan E. Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, outlined the new U.S. offer in a closed door meeting on Tuesday with the Arab Group, a bloc of Arab countries from North Africa and the Middle East. In exchange for scuttling the Palestinian resolution, the United States would support the council statement, consider supporting a U.N. Security Council visit to the Middle East, the first since 1979, and commit to supporting strong language criticizing Israel’s settlement policies in a future statement by the Middle East Quartet.
Read the rest: In sharp reversal, U.S. agrees to rebuke Israel in Security Council
If anyone has anyone has doubts about Barack Hussein Obama being a 3rd World Liberation Ideologue, this should silence it. This is also why Hizb’Allah is being bold. They see the US distancing itself from Israel. This abandoning of allies is why Colombia is now getting close to China. By abandoning Israel, it sends a message to our allies that America isn’t reliable. At this rate we will be by ourselves without any friends.
Barack Hussein Obama has done more for the cause of 3rd World Liberation than Castro, Che, Idid Amin or Chavez could have ever dreamed.
Update:
The Arabs have rejected the US compromise. That said it’s disturbing the US was even trying to compromise. For too long the US has done nothing but appease the Arab/Muslim world. This is a bipartisan problem and it’s time to end this.
(Update Hat Tip: Nevergiveup)
UpdateII:
Obama is negotiating discussed with Palestinian leader Abbas about the UN resolution over Israel’s construction.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and US President Barack Obama spoke by telephone for 50 minutes on Thursday, said Palestinian Authority spokesman Nabil Aburdeneh.
Obama hasn’t discussed anything with the israelis. What a nice ally the Obama regime is!
(Update II Hat Tip: Nevergiveup)
Tags: 3rd World Liberation Ideology, Binyamin Netanyahu, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, United Nations Security Council
