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eight years ago and in the middle of the arab defeats a great leader showed up and broke all submission rules that the arab were following....this leader is sayyed hassan nasrallah hizbollah's secretary general who proved that there are still men who honesty did what they pledged god to do.....this man sacrificed his own flesh and blood his eldest son hadi who choosed his father's way and the way of all martyrs befor him
Hadi, 18, was able to establish a heroic career during his short lifetime. He was a member of the special forces of the Lebanese resistance. He joined several military training courses and died in the confrontation with the Israeli occupation in al Rafi mountain area on September 13 evening.
Hassan Nasrallah received messages of condolence and sympathy from numerous leaders from all over the world. In a speech, Nasrallah said t. "He was not promenading in Harat Horek streets when he was killed by Israel, for he went by himself to the enemy, to the most dangerous area of the front line"
Nasrallah added that he wanted to let the enemy as well as the Lebanese people know that though Hadi Nasrallah was the son of Hizbullah's Secretary General, he went to the front on his own, without being the object of any pressure from his father. He also said that the case was the same for all the "pure heroes" who could be fighting at this very moment. "The only merit that we and their parents have is that we did not hinder their decision to the virtuous way they chose," Nasrallah said refereing to the killed fighters
Concerning the exchanges of bodies, Nasrallah announced that Hadi Nasrallah's body will be considered by Hizbullah like that of any other killed fighter, and that they will not allow Israel to take advantage of the fact that Hadi Nasrallah is the son of Hizbullah's Secretary General in order to bargain in the exchanges and get more than they would if he was any other fighter
Nasrallah mentioned terrorism, and he concluded in his speech that Israel itself is the terrorist "from its nose to its toes."
hadi's body and his companion ali were captured in ireal for 8 months
on 26 June 1998 40 Lebanese "prisoners", dead and alive, who came home in exchange for the remains of an Israeli soldier
Inside the Imam Al-Mehdi School in Ouzai, a Lebanese village near the Israel-Lebanon border, seven coffins lay in a row
Sayed Hassan Nasrallah entered the hall in solemn dignity accompanied by Jawad, his teenage son. He stopped before each coffin and offered the Fatiha
The aide summoned two workers of the Islamic Health Association, a Hizbullah outfit. They opened the coffin exposing a body wrapped in a white shroud
With the scent of perfume mixing with the stench of death, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stroked the shrouded body of his eldest son and murmured a prayer. No tears, no drama, not a word. The body of 18-year-old Hadi was among 40 repatriated on Thursday night in the first stage of the swap with Israel. Hadi's body and those of 27 fellow Hezbollah fighters were displayed yesterday at the Imam al-Mehdi school in Ouzaieh, where workers prepared them for burial
Hezbollah's secretary-general arrived at the school for the first glimpse of his son since he was killed in a guerrilla raid against Israeli forces in the occupation zone on September 13
Confidently, Nasrallah walked into a room, where seven coffins were lined up, with Hadi's marked No 13, the date of his death
Accompanied by Hadi's teenage brother, Jawad, Nasrallah first paid his respects to the other six, resting his palm gently on the lids of the coffins as he murmured the Fatiha, the opening verse of the Koran.
Arriving at Hadi's coffin, he turned to an aide and whispered softly. Relief workers from Hezbollah's own Islamic Health Association, with white surgical masks covering their faces, were ushered in to remove the lid, exposing the white shroud covering the body
Nasrallah rested both of his hands on the edge of the coffin. For more than two minutes, eyes shut and lips moving, he prayed. He then bent over and gently stroked his lost son's head before resting his palm on the fallen youth's chest
With photographers and cameramen jostling noisily, he lifted his head and stared at them for moment.
The room fell silent again
Without a word, he straightened up, turned to Jawad and then walked out of the room with the same expressionless look he had carried when he entered the school. His pale son and bodyguards followed
Inside, Hezbollah activists scrambled to sign their names on Hadi's shroud before the relief workers sealed the coffin
According to one member of Hezbollah's civil defense team who was present at the school, the bodies of Hadi Nasrallah and Ali Khatoun were the only two which had been preserved in a refrigerated morgue at an Israeli hospital
when we muse in this event we can figure out that hadi's martyrdom is avictory for hizbollah not for the enemy becouse it improves the credibility of hassan nasrallah on the defeats time
Hadi, 18, was able to establish a heroic career during his short lifetime. He was a member of the special forces of the Lebanese resistance. He joined several military training courses and died in the confrontation with the Israeli occupation in al Rafi mountain area on September 13 evening.
Hassan Nasrallah received messages of condolence and sympathy from numerous leaders from all over the world. In a speech, Nasrallah said t. "He was not promenading in Harat Horek streets when he was killed by Israel, for he went by himself to the enemy, to the most dangerous area of the front line"
Nasrallah added that he wanted to let the enemy as well as the Lebanese people know that though Hadi Nasrallah was the son of Hizbullah's Secretary General, he went to the front on his own, without being the object of any pressure from his father. He also said that the case was the same for all the "pure heroes" who could be fighting at this very moment. "The only merit that we and their parents have is that we did not hinder their decision to the virtuous way they chose," Nasrallah said refereing to the killed fighters
Concerning the exchanges of bodies, Nasrallah announced that Hadi Nasrallah's body will be considered by Hizbullah like that of any other killed fighter, and that they will not allow Israel to take advantage of the fact that Hadi Nasrallah is the son of Hizbullah's Secretary General in order to bargain in the exchanges and get more than they would if he was any other fighter
Nasrallah mentioned terrorism, and he concluded in his speech that Israel itself is the terrorist "from its nose to its toes."
hadi's body and his companion ali were captured in ireal for 8 months
on 26 June 1998 40 Lebanese "prisoners", dead and alive, who came home in exchange for the remains of an Israeli soldier
Inside the Imam Al-Mehdi School in Ouzai, a Lebanese village near the Israel-Lebanon border, seven coffins lay in a row
Sayed Hassan Nasrallah entered the hall in solemn dignity accompanied by Jawad, his teenage son. He stopped before each coffin and offered the Fatiha
The aide summoned two workers of the Islamic Health Association, a Hizbullah outfit. They opened the coffin exposing a body wrapped in a white shroud
With the scent of perfume mixing with the stench of death, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stroked the shrouded body of his eldest son and murmured a prayer. No tears, no drama, not a word. The body of 18-year-old Hadi was among 40 repatriated on Thursday night in the first stage of the swap with Israel. Hadi's body and those of 27 fellow Hezbollah fighters were displayed yesterday at the Imam al-Mehdi school in Ouzaieh, where workers prepared them for burial
Hezbollah's secretary-general arrived at the school for the first glimpse of his son since he was killed in a guerrilla raid against Israeli forces in the occupation zone on September 13
Confidently, Nasrallah walked into a room, where seven coffins were lined up, with Hadi's marked No 13, the date of his death
Accompanied by Hadi's teenage brother, Jawad, Nasrallah first paid his respects to the other six, resting his palm gently on the lids of the coffins as he murmured the Fatiha, the opening verse of the Koran.
Arriving at Hadi's coffin, he turned to an aide and whispered softly. Relief workers from Hezbollah's own Islamic Health Association, with white surgical masks covering their faces, were ushered in to remove the lid, exposing the white shroud covering the body
Nasrallah rested both of his hands on the edge of the coffin. For more than two minutes, eyes shut and lips moving, he prayed. He then bent over and gently stroked his lost son's head before resting his palm on the fallen youth's chest
With photographers and cameramen jostling noisily, he lifted his head and stared at them for moment.
The room fell silent again
Without a word, he straightened up, turned to Jawad and then walked out of the room with the same expressionless look he had carried when he entered the school. His pale son and bodyguards followed
Inside, Hezbollah activists scrambled to sign their names on Hadi's shroud before the relief workers sealed the coffin
According to one member of Hezbollah's civil defense team who was present at the school, the bodies of Hadi Nasrallah and Ali Khatoun were the only two which had been preserved in a refrigerated morgue at an Israeli hospital
when we muse in this event we can figure out that hadi's martyrdom is avictory for hizbollah not for the enemy becouse it improves the credibility of hassan nasrallah on the defeats time
