Nasrallah: Stop accusing Syria
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 2/6/2006

Those who are accusing Syria of what is going on in Lebanon have to stop accusing Syria, Hizbullah Secretary General stressed Friday.

Some Lebanese parties who "indiscriminately throw accusations against Syria have to stop that symphony and allow security bodies to work seriously on all options and possibilities," Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech.

The military actions in Shabaa Farms were not carried out in revenge for the killing of the Lebanese shepherd but as a "punishment to his killers," Nasrullah added about the recent fighting between it and Israeli army in South Lebanon.

The resistance has directed a message to Israel to the effect that there is in Lebanon a resistance that has been defending the peoples dignity. the Secretary General pointed out.

Nasrallah condemned "the campaigns of insulting Islam," calling for boycotting commodities of states insulting Islam and Muslims.

He also urged European Parliaments to legislate a law that prohibits insulting Islam by any side or paper.

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