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There Was Nothing ‘Moderate’ About Hassan Nasrallah

Nasrallah was nothing but an evil, theocratic, terrorist living in once-Christian Lebanon that was heavily colonised by Moslem invaders, mostly from Syria and Iran. Christians are now a persecuted minority and have been since the ’90s

,   and  Olivia Pierson
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Hassan Nasrallah, the brutal leader of the terrorist party Hezbollah (the Party of God), deservedly met with his death alongside the brigadier general of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Abbas Nilforoushan, at the hands of the Israeli Defense Force last month, when they carried out a targeted air strike on the death-cult’s headquarters in southern Beirut.  

Under Nasrallah’s leadership since 1992, Hezbollah became a political party as well as a global terrorist organisation responsible for the killing and maiming of thousands and thousands of people, including Israeli, Syrian, American, Argentinian and Lebanese civilians.  

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