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Why Israel should think twice before attaching Lebanon

by Hassan Nasrallah

Voltaire Network | Beirut (Lebanon) | 24 February 2013

In a speech made on the 16 of February 2013 in Beirut to the honor of Hezbollah martyrs, sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has responded to those who believe they could attach Lebanon during the Syrian crisis.

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Source: “Why Israel should think twice before attaching Lebanon”, by Hassan Nasrallah , Voltaire Network, 24 February 2013, www.voltairenet.org/article177651.html

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