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Palestinian Refugees burn aid from Hizb’Allah

by Phantom Ace ( 1 Comment › )
Filed under Hamas, Headlines, Hezballah, Lebanon, Palestinians at May 30th, 2013 - 11:18 pm

Hizb’Alah is rapidly becoming a pariah in the Arab world. Through their intervention in Syria, the organization has exposed itself as what Israelis and Lebanese Christians have known all along. Hezbollah are nothing but Iranian puppets who do Tehran’s bidding. Even the Palestinian who once supported them have turned on them. Yesterday the Lebanese Shia terror group threatened their former ally Hamas. Today Palestinians burn the aid Hizb’Allah gave to their refugee camps.

A number of Palestinian refugees who fled the war in Syria on Thursday set ablaze aid offered to them by Hizbullah in protest at the party’s military intervention in the neighboring country, state-run-National News Agency reported.

The refugees at the Palestinian Ain el-Hilweh camp in Sidon called on Hizbullah to withdraw its fighters from Syria and not to interfere in Syrian affairs, NNA said.

The military support of Hizbullah has helped Syrian regime forces gain the upper hand in the battle for control of Qusayr, a key town for both the regime and the insurgents, where a fierce army assault began 12 days ago.

This gets better by the minute.

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