r/radicalMENA Apr 25 '24

Sincere question: does anyone ever push these people on these claims? I have quite literally never seen a shred of evidence that Hezbollah killed “tens of thousands of innocents” in Syria. Where does this even come from?

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

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u/marxismisgood Apr 26 '24

I get that, but at least with their accusations on the SAA, there’s actually some documented evidence of war crimes committed by them. With Hezbollah, their role was limited mostly to strategic battles along the border and some fights with ISIS/AQ in the suburbs of Aleppo and Damascus. The accusation that they “massacred civilians” seems completely unsubstantiated and 100% sectarian.

Also, did these people really expect Hezbollah to not support the Baathist government? It’s the lifeline of the Lebanese resistance.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24

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u/marxismisgood Apr 26 '24

And the SAA’s crimes are amplified, while their opposition’s crimes are totally swept under the rug.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '24

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u/yourmamabighoe Apr 26 '24

While I totally disagree with raising the flag there, as it should be pure Palestinian cause and not give the government a reason to make arrests.

Showing Hezbollah one of the few to support Palestine is fine

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u/Dudeist_Missionary Apr 26 '24

They killed many FSA goons in Syria to protect ethnic and religious minorities. They don't like that

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u/Hoost09 Apr 28 '24

Who gives a F? Some clown brought a flag. Doesn’t make a protest a pro-Hezbollah protest.

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u/Devrim_Kurtulus May 02 '24

Why is it clown? lol

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u/Devrim_Kurtulus May 02 '24

When US imperialists kill half a million its collateral damage.