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Hezbollah chief warns all 'possibilities open' against Israel
By: Karim Tellawi
BEIRUT, Lebanon: Hassan Nasrallah, chief of Lebanon's Hezbollah,
said on Wednesday "all possibilities" are open against Israel warning
that the Jewish state's 2006 war with his party would resemble "a walk
in the park" in the event of renewed conflict.
"We have to act as though all possibilities are real and open (against
Israel) and we must always be ready for any eventuality," said
Nasrallah, whose party is backed by Syria and Iran.
His comment marked the first time he has spoken so openly on the
possibility of a renewed conflict with Israel since the war in Gaza
began on December 27.
Nasrallah, addressing tens of thousands of supporters via video link
at his stronghold in Beirut's suburbs on the occasion of Ashura, said
that the 2006 conflict would be nothing compared to what awaits Israel
if it opens a second front.
In his speech Wednesday, Nasrallah also reiterated criticism of Egypt
for refusing to open its border with Gaza and blasted the UN Security
Council for failing to denounce the Israeli offensive that has killed
nearly 700 Palestinians.
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