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Lebanon’s Syriac Union Party President: If Hizbullah Wants To Turn Us Into Dhimmis, We Must Fight It #JTTM #MEMRI #MEMRITV #MiddleEast #MiddleEastMediaResearchInstitute #MaryPatriotNews [Video]
In an interview that was posted to the Lebanon On YouTube channel on January 10, 2023, Lebanese politician Ibrahim Murad, the President of the Universal Syriac Union Party, called for armed resistance against Hizbullah. He said that political methods will achieve nothing and that Hizbullah needs to be besieged in its own areas. Murad also said that the only solution to the situation in Lebanon would involve global powers coming in and implementing the U.N. resolutions, but that if this does not happen, the Lebanese people are “destined to emigrate or live under a dictatorship.” He elaborated that the global powers would only intervene if Lebanon had “a real opposition,” and that such a revolt would require the shedding of blood. In addition, he said that he is personally ready to take up arms if his honor is violated or if he is turned into a dhimmi because he is Christian. Moreover, he said that “traitors and collaborators, and the people who starved us, impoverished us, and killed our children and our relatives in the hospitals” should be hanged from electric poles or dragged behind cars. On January 16, 2023, Murad was taken in for questioning by Lebanon’s authorities for his remarks.
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