Egyptian paper: Nasrallah is an Iranian agent and a Dracula
Haaretz / Haaretz Service
10-Apr-2009 (8 comments)

In an editorial published in the Egyptian daily El Gomhoria on Friday, Ali Ibrahim wrote that "Nasrallah is worse than Israel since he is trying to hurt the livelihood of the same Egyptians who supported him during the Second Lebanon War." 

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khaleh mosheh

"The blood is the life!"

by khaleh mosheh on Fri Apr 10, 2009 08:57 AM PDT

Nasrullah- An Ayatollah, and  the Prince of Darkness.


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Mehdi Mazloom, welcome back!

by Anonymous Irani (not verified) on Fri Apr 10, 2009 09:25 PM PDT

You left us without saying good by.We did not hear from you advertising for Israel or bad mouthing Iran , Arabs and if you could Muslims .I thought JJ caught you off.


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capt_ayhab

Being totally against

by capt_ayhab on Fri Apr 10, 2009 04:32 PM PDT

Being totally against Hezbollah and any extremist group as a record, I can not help it but to give a huge shut up to Egyptian leaders, and all Arab leaders for that fact.

These corrupt, good for nothing, bigheyrat Arab leaders just need to crawl back to their Harems and leave Iran and Iranian alone. They have been joining voice with Israel in demonizing Iran and Iranians.

-YT


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Israelis Tired of Their Own Reputation?

by ./. (not verified) on Fri Apr 10, 2009 03:45 PM PDT

Israeli's aggression around their neighborhood, from occupied trritories of Palestinians, to the destruction of Lebanon (e.g., war of summer 2006), to occasional bombing of Syria has given them the name of "blood suckers" and "zio-Nazis". They seem to be tired of those tiltes and are trying to transfer it to others, mostly nationalists and freedom fighters in the middle-east.


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khaleh joon, the Shia thingy ...

by Mehrnaz (not verified) on Fri Apr 10, 2009 02:24 PM PDT

is not incidental. Nasrollah would not have been Nasrollah and would not have had that power base and ability to lead that movement, had he not been a Shia clerk at this particular juncture. So like it or not, sometimes we have to buy the whole package ... and you are right, "that's life" and for now very appropriate too.


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Mehdi Mazloom

Reality still eludes some

by Mehdi Mazloom on Fri Apr 10, 2009 02:16 PM PDT

On which planet some of you have been?. This demagogue and loud mouth was planning terror attacks against the Egyptians themselves. It has nothing to do with Israel. He was acting on behalf of the Mullahs in Tehran. Off course the Egyptians will be mad, they are well justified with the anger.

Ostaad, why don't you get a life mister. Israel occupies not a single sq inch of Lebanon. Yet this demagogue invents occupation, so he can manufacture resistance. Knowing full well that, if this cowered appears as though he stands up to most power military force in ME, then he will be viewed as hero.

Since August 2006, this "victorious" pathetic, has been hiding in 300 ft deep bunker, afraid to show his face in public. 

Some type of hero.


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khaleh mosheh

Dear Ostaad

by khaleh mosheh on Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:49 AM PDT

I admire him for leading a brave resistance to a brutal and unjust occupation. Shame he has to be a Shiite clerik- but then thats life.

I was refering to the Egyptian article calling him a Dracula. Aparently the Egyptians are furious with him over some comments he made during the Gaza attacks. 

 


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Ostaad

Auntie, I can understand Egyptian/Israeli irritations by...

by Ostaad on Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:35 AM PDT

Nasrollah and the Hezb. But can YOU please shed some light on your views on him being the "prince of darkness"? I'm not a fan of him and his Hezb, but I can't figure out what he's done wrong other than standing up to the most viscious and savage group of criminal colonialists who invaded his homeland wanting to steal the waters of Litani river, which is the life blood of farmers in South Lebanon!!! 


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