Hassan Nasrallah is Secretary-General of Hezbollah, the terrorist group funded by Iran responsible for killing 241 military personnel in Beirut forty years ago. https://youtu.be/XBSE0JndWeo
Tellingly you haven't challenged any part of my post. Your only comment is to repeat regime propaganda against Nasrallah and Hezbollah. I will assume that the rest of the post is beyond challenge. Your evidence of Hezbollah being a "terrorist group" rather than a legitimate resistance against Zio aggression is to attribute, wrongly, the suicide bombing which killed 241 US personnel. The 58 French "peacekeepers" killed in the same bombing simply overlooked.
If your "evidence" of Hezbollah being a terrorist organisation relies on a bombing more than 40 years ago, that wasn't Hezbollah anyway-well it's worse than weak. It is non existent.
Hezbollah, despite being a Shia group, have wide support amongst many Lebanese and are seen as the only capable resistance against Israel. Why and how did the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon(1985-2000) end? A 15 year occupation, attempting yet more land theft, driven out by Hezbollah. The actual Lebanese Army are toothless.
The group that claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing on Beirut barracks were "Islamic Jihad". There is no evidence whatsoever that Hezbollah were responsible. The only link between "Hezbollah" and "Islamic Jihad" being the unsupported fantasy writings of Israeli "journalist", Ronen Bergman. Whether it is even a terrorist act is in the eye of the beholder anyway. Foreign military occupying troops, in whatever guise, are a legitimate target of resistance fighters.
Were the UK, for instance, occupied by Lebanese "peacekeepers", I am sure that you would consider an attack on the foreign occupiers as resistance rather than terrorism. You cannot get past your colonial mindset. It cuts both ways.
https://jamestown.org/brief/sunni-muslims-standing-in-unity-with-shiite-hezbollah/ From the above;
The latest crisis in the Middle East involving Hezbollah and Israel and ongoing sectarian violence in Iraq has focused attention on an emerging divide between Sunnis and Shiites. The positions of heads of state in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Pakistan, among others, who represent predominantly Sunni populations, in not taking a stronger stance in opposing Israel lends credence to the theory that Sunnis are tacitly siding with Israel against Hezbollah in order to check Shiite and, by extension, Iranian influence. In reality, the opposite is the case. Regional capitals and major cities in predominantly Sunni countries have been the scene of regular protests and other forms of dissent in what has been an upsurge of popular support for Hezbollah. In a recent demonstration in Cairo’s downtown Tahrir Square, protestors chanted: “with our soul and blood we support you Lebanon…oh beloved Nasrallah, hit, hit Tel Aviv” and “long live the Lebanese resistance…long live the Palestinian resistance…long live the Iraqi resistance”The Jordanian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood issued a statement on July 30 on its website declaring its support for what it described as the “mujahideen from Hezbollah,” proclaiming that supporting Hezbollah constitutes a “duty” for all Muslims Hezbollah are the resistance to the state terrorism of Israel/US/NATO.
The only reason that Hezbollah have in the last few years been declared a "terrorist organisation" by the list of usual suspects(Israel, France, UK, US etc.) is precisely because they are a hugely effective political and military force and an extremely effective resistance. Most Arab League countries also declared Hezbollah a terror group in 2016. This does not reflect Arab street opinion. It also needs to seen in the light of the prevailing geo-political circumstances of the time. We are now in the era of rapprochement between previously hostile Arab states, both amongst themselves and collectively towards Iran.
Hezbollah have many social programs, of which you are no doubt unaware, and provide many healthcare, education, social welfare programs. Hezbollah need wide support to be successful and they don't get wide support by terrorising the population. They do terrorise the shit out of the real terrorists and their proxies. It is well known and admitted by the US military even, that Hezbollah were the most effective force against ISIS and the various western proxy terror groups operating in Syria. Hezbollah's presence in Syria being at the request of the legitimate Syrian govt. ISIS, Al Qaeda, Al Nusra Front etc. were there at the request of their sponsors and funders(various US intel agencies).
The 2006 invasion by Israel of Lebanon, where Israel were forced to withdraw after less than six weeks, being the last time Israel dare to face Hezbollah directly. Since that time it is known that Hezbollah have become only stronger. That is why all Israelis listen when Nasrallah speaks.
