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    hyperbola8 months ago

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    Why is Hezbollah, but not Israel, on the Terrorism List?

    There is no evidence of terrorism by Hezbollah, which regularly condemns acts of terrorism on religious grounds. AIPAC has pressured the State Dept. into putting Hezbollah on the list on phony grounds. In contrast, there are more than 6600 documented acts of israeli state terrorism against Lebanon in the period 1967-2007.

    http://www.counterpunch.org/lamb04062007.html

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      dailyblueberry8 months ago

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      "There is no evidence of terrorism by Hezbollah..."

      Just did a quick search and the 9/11 commision report came up.

      http://www.newsday.com/media/acrobat/2004-07/13520...

      One line states..."In 1983 came Hezbollah’s massacre of the Marines in Beirut."

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        Ratskii8 months ago

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        Hezbollah wasn't in existance as an organization in 1983. They may have some members in common with the organization that killed the marines, but I don't think it was the same organization that exists today.

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          dailyblueberry8 months ago

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          Maybe the commission was wrong?

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            hyperbola8 months ago

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            Actually if you read the article to which I provided the link above, your question was answered.

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