Future Bloc say Hezbollah shifted its jihad to foreign grounds

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09-10-2012 | 12:20
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Future Bloc say Hezbollah shifted its jihad to foreign grounds
The Future bloc stressed on Tuesday that the funerals held by Hezbollah for a number of its members in the few last days, raise questions about the reasons and places of death of these members. Some suggest that they died while defending "Muslims," others say that they died during boot camp training in Lebanon.                

Following its weekly meeting, the Future Movement issued a statement read by MP Ammar Houry, where it noted that this matter has become "very dangerous, especially after members of Hezbollah died in Syria, and Hezbollah’s duty of Jihad shifted to the side the Assad Regime."                

The Future bloc called on Lebanese security and judicial authorities to put their hands on the case and launch necessary investigations, given that Hezbollah is an essential part of cabinet.                 

On the other hand, the bloc pointed that Al-Arabiya channel displayed documents leaked from the Syrian Regime’s apparatuses, adding that some of these documents note that Hezbollah cooperated with the Syriansecurity branch in the assassination of MP Gebran Tueini.                  

The Future bloc also tackled the latest development in the case of former Minister Michel Samaha and Maj. Gen. Ali Mamlouk, revealing that the Syrian presidential adviser Bouthaina Shaaban was involved and aware of the transportation of explosives to Lebanon.                 

In this context, the bloc called for accelerating the investigation course and issuing an indictment in this regard.

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