Nesrallah Accuses Government Of Traitors

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Nesrallah Launches Strongest-ever Attack On The Government Accuses Of Traitors

12/8/2006

As the sermons were underway, a Hezbollah delegation headed to Bkirki a day after Hezbollah leader Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah hailed a proposal for a solution made by the Maronite Archbishops' Council which called Wednesday for the formation of an 'accord government' and early elections to replace President Emile Lahoud. He said the proposal 'has a lot of positive elements and is worth considering.' During a speech yesterday Nesrallah accused Prime Minister Fouad Saniora of conniving with Israel during the recent war, alleging he ordered Lebanese soldiers to seize weapons being delivered to Hezbollah. The charge was Nasrallah's strongest-ever attack on the government, which Hezbollah and its allies have vowed to topple by mass demonstrations.

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Report: Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah vowed on Thursday to pursue his campaign to oust the government but said his group would not be dragged into a civil war. Speaking via a live video link to tens of thousands of cheering supporters in Riad Solh Square and Martyrs' Square. Nasrallah accused Prime Minister Fouad Siniora of trying to thwart Hezbollah in its recent 34-day conflict against Israel. He accused Saniora of ordering the Lebanese army, during the July-August war with Israel, to 'confiscate the resistance weapons that are being carried to south Lebanon.' Nasrallah also called for a committee of Lebanese or Arab judges to investigate the government's actions during the Israeli-Hezbollah war as well as the current situation in the country. The opposition, which includes MP Michel Aoun's Free Patriotic Movement party, is demanding the formation of a national unity government and has paralyzed the heart of Beirut for the past week in an around-the-clock protest. Some commentators have warned that the tense political standoff could degenerate into widespread violence. But Nasrallah said his heavily armed group, which claimed a 'divine victory' in its war with Israel, would not fight against fellow Lebanese. Speaking from an undisclosed location, Nasrallah denounced Siniora as a U.S. puppet and said that if he did not swiftly agree to share power with the opposition then Hezbollah would up the stakes and demand a transitional government leading to early parliamentary elections. He said quote 'Time is not in on your side,' accusing some of the anti-Syrian majority of lobbying Washington to get Israel to launch the July-August war on Hezbollah and destroy the group. A government source denied the charge. Israel attacked Lebanon the day after Hezbollah kidnapped two Israeli soldiers. Siniora allies say their opponents are looking to derail plans to set up an international tribunal to try the suspects in the 2005 assassination of former premier Rafik Hariri. Nasrallah told his supporters that Hezbollah's goal was a new and true Lebanese unity government and that Hezbollah was open to dialogue while accusing those with whom a dialogue would entail as traitors. Nesrallah didn't stop short of slamming the government as illegitimate but failed to talk about the president's legitimacy. President Emile Lahoud is seen as a puppet to Syria, one of Hezbollah's main backer. Nasrallah hailed a proposal for a solution made by the Maronite Archbishops' Council, which called Wednesday for the formation of an 'accord government' and early elections to replace pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud. He said the proposal 'has a lot of positive elements and is worth considering.' The speech seemed to be an attempt to prime the opposition for the massive demonstration that it plans to convene in central Beirut on Sunday at three pm. In a statement published in Thursday's newspaper, the opposition called on its supporters to take part in 'a historic and decisive' demonstration that aimed to replace 'one-color government with a national unity government.'