Hezbollah Rectifies Sheikh Kassem's Guardian Interview
Hezbollah clarifies some points included in the published interview.
Hezbollah's information relations office commented on the interview by the Guardian with deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naim Kassem saying: "The British Guardian daily dealt with the content of Wednesday's interview with his eminence, in a way that led to another meaning than the intended in two cases:
1- In naming the services which support militias and speaking about its alignment. The recorded interview shows that Shiekh Kassem said that pro-government groups are arming and all reports confirm that pro-government parties are arming in regions and villages, and this is dangerous because weapons in people's hands in Lebanon are weapons of sedition and we warn against this. All Lebanese and Arab reports confirm the arming campaign by pro-government militias, and this is going on with the knowledge of the prime minister and is facilitated by the security forces under his command. We consider this to be wrong and does not solve the problem.
Hezbollah's information relations office commented on the interview by the Guardian with deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naim Kassem saying: "The British Guardian daily dealt with the content of Wednesday's interview with his eminence, in a way that led to another meaning than the intended in two cases:
1- In naming the services which support militias and speaking about its alignment. The recorded interview shows that Shiekh Kassem said that pro-government groups are arming and all reports confirm that pro-government parties are arming in regions and villages, and this is dangerous because weapons in people's hands in Lebanon are weapons of sedition and we warn against this. All Lebanese and Arab reports confirm the arming campaign by pro-government militias, and this is going on with the knowledge of the prime minister and is facilitated by the security forces under his command. We consider this to be wrong and does not solve the problem.



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