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Al-Sayyed Nasrallah Salutes the Memory of Hariri


Al-Sayyed Nasrallah: We all lost him, those who agreed with him and those who did not.

Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah said that the sequence of events that have taken place since the martyr Rafik Hariri's assassination, constitute an additional witness to the importance and magnitude of the martyr. In an article to be published in Wednesday's edition of the Assafir daily titled " We all lost him, those who agreed with him and those who did not," Sayyed Nasrallah said that during the last year of the martyr's life, they both had the chance to establish a solid base for a clear national relationship, through sincere political dialogue. His eminence added that this relationship could have developed to have a positive effect in the region based on both sides' relations and friendships. Sayyed Nasrallah stressed unveiling the truth behind the assassination has become a unanimous national demand.

"The worst thing that some of us may undertake is to follow a path that would eventually lead to a mystification of facts and to the loss of the real identity of the killers, thus serving their ends."
 

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Login to find out (February 13, 2007 at 6:10pm)
The Secretary General addressed martyr Hariri and apologized to him for not being able to be present during the commemoration ceremony at the Martyrs Square, "because our fault is that we have refused to accuse without evidence or to transform your blood into a weapon to seek revenge with." Sayyed Nasrallah concluded his article saying, "The true criterion for being near the martyr or far from him is loyalty to what he believed in, and not competing to praise him or to transform his memory into calls for vengeance from presumed suspects without waiting for the completion of the investigation or without a trial."