Beirut-Sana
Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah condemned the decision of the German authorities against Hezbollah, affirming that it was political and came as a result of American pressure and to satisfy the Israeli occupation entity.
In a speech today broadcast by the Lebanese channel, Al-Manar, Mr. Nasrallah said that the German decision could not be justified and said, “There was no reason for the brutal practices carried out by the German authorities, such as the raid of some mosques and Lebanese homes, on the pretext of their support for Hezbollah and the resistance other than providing credentials to the Americans.” Hezbollah has no organization in any European country or in any country in the world.
The Secretary-General of Hezbollah pointed out that the Lebanese in Germany or in any country are supporters of resisting the occupation .. Their activities are consistent with the laws there, indicating that Germany has not provided any evidence of terrorist activities for Hezbollah, which confirms that the decision is political and came to satisfy America and the Israeli occupation entity.
With regard to the internal situation in Lebanon, Nasrallah praised the Lebanese government's reform plan "despite its current preoccupations," considering that this plan constitutes a point counted in favor of the government and it needs national fortification to enable state institutions to achieve a near achievement.
In another context, Mr. Nasrallah warned of the consequences of requesting assistance from the International Monetary Fund and said, "We do not accept handing over the necks of the Lebanese to the Fund," calling on the government to assume its responsibility to confront the high prices and monopoly and to develop an emergency plan for this purpose.
Mr. Nasrallah stressed the rejection of the accusations against Hezbollah regarding the banking sector, considering that it aims to "blind" and asserting that the talk about Hezbollah wants to control the governance of the Bank of Lebanon is "ridiculous."
