Prince Abdulrahman - Hezbollah Ni Kikaragosi Cha Iran, Wala Siyo Mhimili Wa, Utetezi wa Wapalestina
Mwana wa mfalme wa Saudia Prince Abdulrahman bin Mosaad amshukia vikali kiongozi wa Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, kuwa ni mlaghai mkubwa
Walakini, mwana mfalme wa Saudia alikataa dhana ya "Mhimili wa Upinzani" unaoongozwa na Irani, dhidi ya Israeli na "Mhimili wa Upinzani" kwa Amerika kama uwongo mkubwa.
“Hakuna shaka kwamba Mhimili wa Upinzani ni uongo mkubwa. Makombora 100,000 na silaha kubwa ambazo Hezbollah haina uhusiano wowote na kuunga mkono malengo ya Palestina," Mosaad alisema.
Mwana mfalme wa Saudia alishutumu utawala wa ayatollah wa Iran kwa kutumia mzozo wa Gaza kama chombo cha kisiasa kuendeleza ajenda na ushawishi wake katika eneo lote la Mashariki ya Kati.
"Kile kinachoitwa Mhimili wa Upinzani umekuwa ukishughulikia suala la Palestina kwa miaka mingi na ni njia tu ya kutekeleza ajenda ya Iran katika kanda," Mosaad aliongeza.
Ikiwa na safu ya makombora 150,000, vikosi vya kigaidi vya Shiite Muslim Hezbollah vinachukuliwa kuwa na nguvu zaidi kuliko mshirika wake wa Kisunni Hamas huko Gaza.
Wakati Hezbollah imeongeza mashambulizi yake kwenye mpaka wa kaskazini wa Israel, inaonekana kwamba Nasrallah kwa sasa haitaki kushiriki katika vita kamili na Israel ili kuokoa Hamas.
Hezbollah ni kikaragosi cha kubeba mabango ya propaganda za Iran kueneza uongo na chuki katika ukanda wote wa Mashariki ya Kati na duniani
Saudi prince blasts Nasrallah, says Iranian ‘Axis of Resistance is a big lie’
by All Arab News Staff | November 5, 2023
An Iranian cleric stands at a square in Tehran as Lebanon's Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah gives a speech, November 3, 2023. (Photo: Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto)
Saudi Prince Abdulrahman bin Mosaad blasted Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday, the day after the Lebanese terror leader delivered a speech where he praised Hamas and threatened Israel and the United States.
However, the Saudi prince rejected the notion of an Iranian-led, anti-Israel and anti-American “Axis of Resistance,” as a big lie.
“There is no doubt that the Axis of Resistance is a big lie. The 100,000 missiles and massive weapons that Hezbollah has have nothing to do with supporting the Palestinian cause,” Mosaad
stated.
The Saudi prince accused the Iranian ayatollah regime of exploiting the Gaza conflict as a political tool to advance its own agenda and influence throughout the Middle East region.
“The so-called Axis of Resistance has been dealing with the Palestinian issue for years and is only a means of implementing Iran’s agenda in the region, Mosaad added.
With an arsenal of 150,000 missiles, the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah terror forces are widely considered much more powerful than its Sunni ally Hamas in Gaza.
While Hezbollah has stepped up its attacks on Israel’s northern border, it appears that Nasrallah is currently not seeking to engage in a full-scale war with Israel to save Hamas.
Since the Israeli ground operation in Gaza began a week ago, the Hamas leadership has increasingly urged Hezbollah to assist by opening a second front against Israel in the north.
However, Nasrallah stressed on Friday that Hezbollah has already entered the war through its largely limited and symbolic military border exchanges with the Israeli army.
“Some say, ‘Here, [Nasrallah] wants to announce the joining of the campaign. We already entered the campaign on October 8,” Nasrallah
said during his speech.
“What is happening on our front is very important and influential because … all the Israeli military positions from the sea to Shebaa Farms are being subjected to daily and intensified attacks that target positions from tanks, drones, soldiers, and surveillance equipment,” Nasrallah claimed.
However, the Saudi prince noted that Nasrallah also stated that Hezbollah did not have any involvement in the Hamas massacres on Oct. 7 inside southern Israel.
“Hassan Nasrallah’s speech, in which he said that Operation Al-Aqsa Flood is a Palestinian operation only – and that the resistance axis was surprised by this, and everything that was said in the speech – dropped all the masks.”
The Saudi prince concluded by emphasizing the considerable gap between Hezbollah speeches and its actions.
“All illusions based on loud slogans and resonant speeches should fall with him. Nasrallah did not believe his own speech until he said that all efforts must be made to stop the war in Gaza. Why do you say what you do not do? It’s so disgusting that you say what you don’t do,” Mosaad.