Hassan Hawlo al-Lakiss: Israele o Al-Qaeda?
Hezbollah ha annunciato oggi
l'uccisione di un suo leader nei pressi di Beirut accusando
Israele. "La resistenza islamica annuncia la morte di uno dei
suoi leader, Hassan Hawlo al-Lakiss, assassinato nei pressi di
casa sua nella regione di Adath", ad est di Beirut, ha
annunciato la tv del movimento sciita, Al Manar.
''L'accusa diretta e' rivolta contro il nemico israeliano,
che ha tentato di eliminare il nostro fratello martire piu'
volte e in diversi luoghi, ma i cui tentativi erano falliti
fino a questa mattina: il nemico deve assumersi la piena
responsabilita' e le conseguenze di questo crimine
ignobile'', ha precisato il comunicato di Hezbollah.
Nei giorni scorsi, un attentato contro l'ambasciata
dell'Iran a Beirut, che sorge in un quartiere a maggioranza
sciita e sotto il controllo di Hezbollah, ha provocato 23
morti e piu' di 140 feriti.
In seguito all'attentato all'ambasciata iraniana a Beirut,
Al-Qaeda ha annunciato che ''ci saranno ulteriori attacchi''
finche' Hezbollah, alleato dell'Iran e della Siria,
combattera' a fianco del governo di Damasco e ''finche' non
saranno liberati i prigionieri delle brigate Azzam in
Libano''. (fonte AFP).
You know you’ve made some bad life decisions when you’re involved in a
globally-notorious terror group. Step into the shoes of one such man,
Lebanese Hassan Hawlo al-Lakiss, who joined Hezbollah and rose through
its ranks to become one of its top leaders. His path to prominence in
Hezbollah wasn’t really all that difficult; he simply had to avoid
getting killed or tasked with blowing himself up for his imaginary
friend. As a Hezbollah military leader, al-Lakiss directed jihadist
troop movements and consulted with Hezbollah leader Sayyid Hassan
Nasrallah.
Israel, of course, wouldn’t put up with Islamic Hezbollah savages
throwing rocks and shooting rockets. However, al-Lakiss didn’t directly
antagonize Israel; he just told others to. Were his jihadist leanings
what got him killed? His Hezbollah BFFs seem to think so. al-Lakiss was
“assassinated” in a parking lot near his home a couple days ago by three
masked gunmen. Hezbollah released this statement regarding his death:
“Direct accusation is aimed of course against the Israeli enemy which
had tried to eliminate our martyred brother again and again and in
several places but had failed, until yesterday evening.”
“The Israeli enemy.” Totally the religion of peace right there. Despite
the lack of evidence implicating Israel in the crime, the Muslims
immediately blamed their eternal foes, the Jews. It is unknown who
killed al-Lakiss, but even if Israel were involved, the terrorist kinda
brought it upon himself for his fervently jihadist ways.
da Your Daily Muslim
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