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