Khaddam : “Hezbollah” is “a tool in the escalation process” to protect Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime

publisher: المصري اليوم

Publishing date: 2007-02-02

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
WhatsApp

Former Syrian Vice President Abdul Halim Khaddam emphasized that “Hezbollah” is the biggest loser in everything that has happened in Lebanon, describing it as “a tool in the escalation process” to protect Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime from the International Tribunal. He warned that this regime is causing tension in the Lebanese arena “to the level of a civil war.”

Khaddam said in an interview with United Press International on the sidelines of the fifth session of the General Secretariat of the Opposition National Salvation Front: “I believe that if it were left to this party, it would not have resorted to escalation, but it has instructions to escalate the situation to protect Bashar al-Assad after serious discussions began about establishing the international tribunal that will try those responsible for the assassination of President Rafik Hariri.”

 

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
WhatsApp

Recent Articles


Khaddam’s memoirs… “letters of love and threats” between Reagan and Assad… America withdraws from Lebanon, Israel retreats, and Syria “is isolated”

2024-10-28

Damascus releases the American pilot amidst shuttle tours of White House envoy Rumsfeld…and Washington foils a secret visit by Hikmat Al-Shihabi In the midst of the U.S.-Syrian military exchanges in Lebanon, President Hafez al-Assad’s illness, Colonel Rifaat’s ambitions for power, and the intensifying Iran-Iraq war, Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam met with U.S. Ambassador […]

Khaddam’s memoirs…an American-Syrian clash in Lebanon…and Reagan’s envoy requests a meeting with Rifaat al-Assad after “Mr. President” fell ill

2024-10-27

Khaddam threatens Washington’s ambassador with “immediate expulsion”… and exchange of Syrian-American bombing President Ronald Reagan attempted to contain the crisis with President Hafez al-Assad following the bombing of the “Marines” and the shelling, sending his special envoy, Donald Rumsfeld, to Damascus on November 20, 1983. Rumsfeld, a former Secretary of Defense under President Gerald Ford, […]

Khaddam’s memoirs…the Marine bombing before the Lebanese Geneva dialogue…and America accuses Iran of working “behind the lines” of Syria

2024-10-26

Washington accuses Tehran of being behind the Beirut attacks and criticizes Damascus for “facilitating the Iranian role” Robert McFarlane, Deputy National Security Advisor in the United States, returned to Damascus on September 7, reiterating previous statements about the necessity of a Syrian withdrawal from Lebanon to coincide with the Israeli withdrawal. On the 22nd of […]