Hoballah: Syrian and Regional Events a US Administration Scheme Since 2001

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Former MP Hassan Hoballah saw that, "what prevails in Syria and the region today is a scheme of the US administration that entered into force in 2001, when it declared war on Afghanistan then on Iraq.
Hence, it is a scheme that lays the grounds for a Sunni-Shiite strife that will ultimately lead to the destruction of the Muslim world."
He called on the nation to "acknowledge and end these dangers, and seek dialogue instead of bloodshed, killing, vandalizing, and destroying the country's potential."
In a Hizbullah ceremony in the Religious School of Tyr city, on Great al-Ghadir Eid occasion, Hoballah pointed out that, "the 15-year civil war Lebanon went through destroyed the capital, the country was wrecked economically and financially, and entered a phase of poverty at the time it also had to confront "Israeli" wars". He indicated "after all what we have been through, we pursued dialogue to resolve our differences," wondering, "why issues can't be solved through dialogue before wars ignite and its repercussions surface?"

Hoballah stressed "We are all required to be more aware in face of sedition on all scales, in light of Lebanon's political partition," confirming that, "we must not face sedition with curses and clashes. All parties must promote themselves to a higher level in speaking with others, and welcome dialogue to resolve our country's adversities."

Source: alintiqad.com, translated by moqawama.org