Hizbullah Condemned the ISIS Massacre of Egyptian Christians

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Hizbullah urged Muslims to unite in order to protect Christians from violence. Hizbullah, which the USA considers a terrorist organisation, released a statement condemning yesterday’s terrorist atrocities in Egypt that slaughtered scores of Christians on Palm Sunday. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attacks. The statement read (and here):

The continuous and escalating killing carried out by criminal gangs in the name of religion is one of the greatest catastrophes our Ummah (global Islamic world community) has seen. This crime is part of a large scheme to displace Christians from the Sinai Peninsula and other areas across Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon, paving the way for sectarian and ethnic federalisation in favour of the Zionist entity.

Hizbullah forms part of the so-called 4+1 coalition fighting Salafi/Wahhabi terrorism. Other members of the coalition include Russia, Iran, Syria, and Iraq. It remains a source of shock for many that the USA condemns Hizbullah in spite of its role in the fight against ISIS and al-Qaeda as well as their support of Christians throughout the wider Arab and Islamic world.

10 April 2017

Adam Garrie

The Duran

http://theduran.com/hezbollah-condemns-the-isis-massacre-of-egyptian-christians/

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Telling Pictures of Hezbollah Soldiers

Hezbollah (Party of God) Mujahid Basil Tahmaz embraces the image of the Virgin Mary before his martyric death fighting the ISIS terrorists

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Hezbollah soldier saluting a statue of Christ in the Qalamoun region SYRIA

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Hezbollah soldier saluting a statue of the Virgin Mary in Yabroud SYRIA after a victory over anti-government terrorist rebels

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These are Hezbollah soldiers liberating Christian churches in Syria from FSA and ISIS terrorists… they’re REAL Muslims!

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Hezbollah soldiers of the Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq (League of the Righteous) Haidar al-Karar Brigades protect Christian churches in Syria 

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Dear friends,

You might’ve heard that Hezbollah troops made substantial progress in Syria against the Takfiris of IS/Daesh, freeing several villages and taken control of several key positions near the Syrian border. I hope to get a full report about all this very soon, but today I just wanted to share with you a photos sent to me by Lebanese friends depicting Hezbollah soldiers “saluting the Virgin Mary and holding the picture of Her which is dear to their hearts” as a friend put it (this soldier probably found that image either in a destroyed church or inside a Christian home). One picture does say more than 100 words!

11 June 2015

Vineyard of the Saker

http://thesaker.is/a-very-telling-picture-of-a-hezbollah-fighter/

Editor:

There’s no need for American troops to fight ISIS. Simply let Iran and Syria loose on ’em. However, Israel doesn’t want that… so, Israel’s running dogs in Congress such as Ted Cruz want to wage war in the Middle East. Trust me, Syria and Iran would wipe out ISIS to the last demented Islamist murderer. Furthermore, it’d be Muslim mujahids whipping terrorists, allied with the local Christians. America is trying to prevent Iran from being the major power in the region… it’ll fail, as Iran IS the major power in the region, and attractive because of Islamic democracy, to boot. The KSA fears Iran MORE than the Israelis do… as the population in its oil-rich regions is mainly Shi’ite.

Orthodox people… remember how Ted Cruz spat on Arab Orthodox leaders! He attacked them and embarrassed them PUBLICLY. That shows you how much the Republican Party loves us… it doesn’t! VOTE FOR NO REPUBLICAN PIGS… they hate our Faiths (both Orthodox Christian and Muslim) and they despise our Ancestral Motherlands.

BMD

ITAR-TASS Presents… Uncommon Holiday Trees From All Over the World

                           

New Year tree in the shape of an ice-cream cone, at Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure (TsPKiO Gorkogo) in Moscow (Federal City of Moscow. Central Federal District) RF

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A statue of St George the all-Victorious decorated like a Christmas tree in the centre of Tbilisi (Tbilisi Capital Region) GEORGIA

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Christmas Tree made of plastic cups in Kaunas (Kaunas City Municipality. Kaunas County) LITHUANIA

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An inverted Christmas Tree in the Galeries Lafayette in Paris (Département de Paris. Région Île-de-France) FRANCE

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Colourful Christmas illumination in Colombo (Colombo District. Western Province) SRI LANKA

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21-metre-high (69-feet-high) Christmas Tree at Seoul City Hall Plaza, Seoul (Special City of Seoul) ROK

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World’s highest floating Christmas Tree in Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro State. Southeast Region) BRAZIL

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Installation of a New Year Tree outside a shopping mall in Beijing (Beijing Municipality) PRC

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30-metre-high (99-feet-high) Christmas Tree covered with 2,500 gold-coloured metal leaves in Byblos (Jbeil District. Mount Lebanon Governorate) LEBANON, 40 kilometres (26 miles) north of Beirut

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Lego Christmas Tree made of colourful interlocking toy bricks created by The Lego Group in Sydney (Sydney District) NSW AUSTRALIA

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New Year Tree made of colourful illuminated balls in Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure (TsPKiO Gorkogo) in Moscow RF

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Pakistani Christian boy decorates a tree in preparation for the upcoming Christmas holiday in the slums of Islamabad (Islamabad Capital Territory) PAKISTAN

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People stroll around a Christmas Tree in the Old City of Vilnius (Vilnius City Municipality. Vilnius County) LITHUANIA

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A metal New Year Tree outside of a commercial enterprise in Moscow RF

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Christmas tree near Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur (Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur) MALAYSIA

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Countries around the world start preparations for the Christmas and New Year holidays from late November. The main symbol of the celebration is the decorated tree. Although most people prefer traditional designs, some do extraordinary decorations such as ice-cream cones, Legos, plastic cups, and other uncommon ideas.

26 December 2014

ITAR-TASS

http://itar-tass.com/en/non-political/769339

Ma’loula Nuns Released by Islamists in Exchange for Syrian Prisoners

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On 9 March, al-Jazeera reported that Islamist insurgents released the nuns that they captured from the ancient Mar Tekla Monastery in Ma’loula in exchange for the Syrian authorities releasing rebels held in Syrian prisons. The liberated prisoners will go to Lebanon. Currently, RT reported that the exchange is underway, monitored by the Qatari and Lebanese special services, directed by Ghanim al-Kubaisi and General Directorate of General Security chief Abbas Ibrahim. Already, the 13 released nuns, headed by Igumena Pelagia arrived in the Lebanese border town of Arsal, where they will go ahead by car on the motorway through the Djeida border checkpoint to Damascus. Last December, Islamist militants attacked the Mar Tekla Monastery in Ma’loula, 55 kilometres north of Damascus. The armed extremists took 13 nuns hostage, and the fate of the nuns became the focus of regional and world media.

9 March 2014

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RT reported that the 13 nuns abducted by Jabhat al-Nusra militants from Mar Tekla Monastery in Ma’loula in December 2013 were now free, and are on their way back to Syria. Late Sunday, the nuns arrived at the border checkpoint of Djeida-Judaydat Yabus on the Syrian-Lebanese border. Earlier, the General Directorate of General Security confirmed that the Orthodox nuns were safe and under the control of the Lebanese armed forces. A source told Reuters on Sunday that the militants transferred the nuns to Arsal in western Lebanon earlier this week. Metropolitan Louka al-Khoury told reporters when he met the nuns at the border, “The success of the Syrian forces in Yabrud furthered this process”. It’s not clear why the militants released the nuns now. Earlier reports stipulated that al-Nusra demanded the release of 500 imprisoned rebels in exchange for the nuns.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, as well as a rebel source, reported that the militants released the nuns in exchange for imprisoned female rebels. Reuters noted, “Part of the deal was the release of 138 women from prison by Assad”. According to al-Mayadeen, the Syrian authorities released from prison the wife of one of the al-Nusra chieftains, Duleymi al-Saji. The authorities took her with her four children to the Lebanese border town of Arsal for the exchange. ITAR-TASS reported that Igumena Pelagia stated that all 16 nurses captured in Ma’loula are now free, saying to reporters, “We’re terribly tired; we’ll answer questions after the [Easter] holidays”. For his part, Metropolitan Louka pointed up that the Mariamite Cathedral in Damascus held a molieben of thanksgiving on 10 March, after the release of the nuns, who were in captivity almost 100 days.

10 March 2014

Pravoslavie.ru

http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/69077.htm

http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/69088.htm