Hezbollah~An Evil Organization~They must be destroyed!

You are looking at the face of a PURE EVIL man !
Terrorism Leader


The Hezbollah group under Nasrallah's leadership took the classic model of a political party acting as a front-end for questionable activities, branded as terrorism by the group opponents.
The Lebanon government promised to disarm all militant groups, but exempted Hezbollah by designating it a "resistance" force against Israel instead of a militia. In this way it is also exempt from money laundering and terrorism financing laws.
Hezbollah's TV station, Al-Manar, openly calls for Jihad. It has been banned in France, and declared a terrorist outfit by the United States.
Nasrallah's speeches border on radical Islamic views, often hinting at full destruction of Israel and ridiculing its society. He opposes any normalization of relations with Israel.
In 1993 his operatives killed 26 Israeli soldiers, who at the time, were part of a army unit occupying a part of southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah has been implicated in a series of terror attacks, including the 1985 hijacking of a TWA flight, in which a U.S. Navy diver was killed. It is also widely believed to be responsible for the 1992 Israeli Embassy attack in Buenos Aires and the 1994 bombing of a Jewish cultural center in the city. Additionally, the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing that left 240 dead were also believed to be carried out by Hezbollah.
Nasrallah has solidified its relationship with Iran and Syria, turning Hezbollah into one of the best-trained and funded militant organizations in the Middle East. Iran is believed to provide Hezbollah with annual support in the range of $100 million (U.S.); Iranian military officers have helped train Hezbollah operatives to carry out attacks against Israel.
Hezbollah people are hidden among the civilian population, like traditional guerilla groups. They are working out of caves and tunnels, which makes them hard targets to hit. In recent years, hundreds of rockets have been fired regularly toward Northern Israeli cities.
In March 2004, again according to a State Department report, Hezbollah signed an agreement to join the Palestinian group Hamas in joint attacks against Israel. Israel has accused Hezbollah of illicitly shipping arms to Palestinians via the Mediterranean Sea.
In 2004, Israel released 430 Palestinian prisoners in return for an abducted Israeli businessman and the bodies of three Israeli soldiers. However, it held on to several prisoners in order to use them as a future bargaining ploy. As a result, on July 12, Hezbollah operatives, under Nasrallah's guidance, staged a deadly, cross-border raid into Israel that left eight Israeli soldiers dead and two abducted.