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Titolo: Cairo labels Nasrallah 'agent of the Iranian regime'

http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1&categ_id=2&article_id=99048
BEIRUT: Egypt on Friday accused Hizbullah leader Sayyed Hassan
Nasrallah of being an agent of Iran, after his criticisms of Cairo
during Israel's military assault on the impoverished Palestinian Gaza
Strip. "Hassan Nasrallah's criticism of Egypt confirms once more that
he is nothing more than an agent of the Iranian regime and takes his
orders from Tehran," it charged in a government statement.
On Thursday, Nasrallah, whose group is supported by Damascus and
Tehran, slammed Egypt on the grounds that it continues to keep its
Rafah border post with Gaza closed while claiming to have opened it.
Rafah is the only land exit point from Gaza which does not lead into
Israel.
Speaking to reporters in Beirut, Nasrallah accused Cairo of complicity
in the Israeli blockade on Gaza and cast doubt on Egypt's neutrality
in efforts to mediate a formal ceasefire.
Medics say more than 1,300 Palestinians were killed in Israel's 22-day
assault on Gaza, launched on December 27 in a bid to halt Palestinian
rocket fire on its territory and the smuggling of arms from Egypt.
During the same news conference, Nasrallah vowed to avenge the killing
of top commander Imad Mughniyeh who died in a Damascus car bombing
last year which Hizbullah blamed on Israel.
"The Israelis live in fear of our revenge," Nasrallah said in a rare
news conference via video link. "The decision to respond to the
killing is still on. We decide the time and place."
Nasrallah said it was clear that Israel had been behind Mughniyeh's
killing in a car bomb blast last February.
"A probe by Syria indicates that [Israel's spy agency] Mossad was
behind the assassination," he added.
In his wide-ranging news conference that touched on a number of
subjects, Nasrallah said DNA tests on the remains of four fighters
handed over by Israel in a 2008 prisoner swap failed to prove their
identity.
"We sent DNA samples of the remains to a laboratory in France ... A
few days ago the results came out and they were not helpful," the
Hizbullah leader said.
"We cannot say that any of the four remains belong to [Palestinian]
Dalal al-Moghrabi, [Lebanese] Yehya Skaf or the other two martyrs ...
so we consider these remains to belong to unknown martyrs."
Moghrabi was killed in a battle with Israeli forces after her group,
including Skaf, blew up a bus they had hijacked on the road between
Tel Aviv and Haifa in 1978, killing 36 people.
"We do no consider that we have the remains of any of the martyrs who
died in Dalal's operation," said Nasrallah.
Israel last year transferred to Lebanon the remains of 199 Palestinian
and Hizbullah fighters, saying they included Moghrabi and Skaf.
Under the prisoner exchange, Israel freed five Lebanese prisoners,
including Samir Kontar, who was sentenced to five life terms for a
1979 triple murder.
Hizbullah in return handed over the remains of two Israeli soldiers
seized in 2006.
Nasrallah on Thursday also urged the Lebanese Forces (LF) to provide
all necessary information that would help in determining the fate of
four Iranian diplomats who were kidnapped in Lebanon in 1982.
The abductions had been widely blamed on the Lebanese Forces militia,
particularly on the group's intelligence unit.
On Friday, LF leader Samir Geagea responded to Nasrallah's call by
urging the Hizbullah leader to ask Lebanese authorities about the fate
of the kidnapped diplomats.
Geagea argued that he was still in charge of LF fighters in the north
when the abductions had taken place, stressing that he had nothing to
do with that particular incident.
Geagea also questioned why Nasrallah insisted on digging up certain
issues from the Civil War while ignoring others. - AFP, with The Daily
Star
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"una facile scusa per dimenticare il presente" (Luca Logi /
rodewalder / Golda Meir)
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http://raionim.blogspot.com/2008/12/una-facile-scusa.html

 he is nothing more than an agent of the Iranian regime
ah, lo è diventato solo quando ha criticato l'Egitto, prima
no...LOL..Mubarak deve sentire il pepe al culo del popolo egiziano che
ne ha le palle piene della sua dittatura trentennale. Ovviamente
l'unica democrazia del MO supporta il Mussolini egiziano. Non che sia
una novità

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Non sarebbe male in quanto democratizzazione dell'Egitto, passare da
Mubarak ai fondamentalisti islamici! Sempre più furbi questi
trogloditi!!!

 Mubarak ai fondamentalisti islamici!
e allora molto meglio Mussolini, giusto, camerata?

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Chi non condivide le tue idee (del cazzo) per te è un fascista.
Questo è il tuo modo di intendere la democrazia. Del resto, cosa ci si
può aspettare da un nostalgico di Stalin, Ceausescu, Mao e Pol Pot?

 Questo è il tuo modo di intendere la democrazia
il tuo è che per non dare al popolo libertà di voto è giusto mantenere
un regime che si regge sullo stato d'assedio militare a tempo
indeterminato, come è quello di Mubarak. Puoi andare...

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Ti sei mai chiesto come mai quasi tutti i paesi del mondo, prima di
arrivare alla democrazia sono passati per delle dittature?