Hassan Nasrallah

Arab media were left scratching their heads; could the Mossad have been so inept as to fail to distinguish that there are many Arabs who have the name Hassan Nasrallah and in doing so capture a farmer who had nothing to do with Hezbollah?

- Latest Popular Stories, Instablogs Community Marco Villa 2010

Arab media were left scratching their heads; could the Mossad have been so inept as to fail to distinguish that there are many Arabs who have the name Hassan Nasrallah and in doing so capture a farmer who had nothing to do with Hezbollah?

- Latest Popular Stories, Instablogs Community Marco Villa 2010

Arab media were left scratching their heads; could the Mossad have been so inept as to fail to distinguish that there are many Arabs who have the name Hassan Nasrallah and in doing so capture a farmer who had nothing to do with Hezbollah?

- Latest Popular Stories, Instablogs Community Marco Villa 2010

WEDEMAN: "Hassan Nasrallah," says this woman, referring to the leader of Hezbollah.

CNN Transcript Jul 14, 2006 2006

He is locked into supporting the rejectionists such as Hassan Nasrallah´s Hizballah and Khaled Mashaal of Hamas, and being supported by the mullahs of Tehran, both as a bulwark against the West and as an anchor amidst a sea of Syrian Sunnis.

American Chronicle 2009

He is locked into supporting the rejectionists such as Hassan Nasrallah´s Hizballah and Khaled Mashaal of Hamas, and being supported by the mullahs of Tehran, both as a bulwark against the West and as an anchor amidst a sea of Syrian Sunnis.

American Chronicle 2009

Hassan Nasrallah said most Syrians still back Assad and he urged them to "protect their country" and give the Syrian leadership a chance to implement reforms.

UN Experts to Consider Proposal Condemning Syria 2011

The comments from Hassan Nasrallah - his first public remarks since the government's collapse - set the stage for what are likely to be lengthy negotiations on forming a new government, stalling Lebanese institutions and frustrating the nation.

Hezbollah leader defends decision to bring down Lebanon's government Leila Fadel 2011

The comments from Hassan Nasrallah - his first public remarks since the government's collapse - set the stage for what are likely to be lengthy negotiations on forming a new government, stalling Lebanese institutions and frustrating the nation.

Hezbollah leader defends decision to bring down Lebanon's government Leila Fadel 2011

There were reports of Syrian demonstrators burning images of Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader, and calling President Assad "Iran's puppy" or "the Nuzair butcher."

Haggai Carmon: Iran, Russia and Hezbollah: Strange Bedfellows in Syria Haggai Carmon 2011