Strategic changes to happen in the region

Head of Hizbullah's Executive Council His Eminence Sayyed Hashem Safieddine stressed that "the new year as well as the following years are to carry a lot of strategic large changes in the region and possibly the world."

In his speech, His Eminence confirmed that "whatever were the changes and whatever the map of the region was in the future, we are reassured to our resistance and our strength."

Noting to the fact that "he who owns power is to have a position in the world's future map and he who lacks power isn't to be in the new calculations," Sayyed Safieddine acknowledged that "the resistance has become a large and great force in Lebanon and the region and that it is ready and able to face all challenges, no matter how tough and strong these changes were."

"This force must be used in applying right, defending the oppressed, and standing in face of aggressor whoever it is," His Eminence stressed.

"Some in Lebanon may have sold themselves and experiences proved that those became part of the US project that doesn't want safety to spread among our countries and people in Palestine, Iraq and Syria," he added.

"They did not learn from the past," Sayyed Safieddine asserted noting "all their wrong bets are not enough to alert them and make them understand that their choices are miserable, sterile, and won't arrive to any place."

Addressing those who continue exercising daily political and media propaganda to heavily attack Syria, His Eminence said "we fully understand the background of your hatred and move with the US project but what is not understood is this silence concerning "Israel"."

In a related context, Member of Hizbullah's Political Council Ghaleb Abu Zeinab stressed that "some people are seeking to topple the Syrian regime and to tear Syria's territories into scattered parts according to sectarian distribution."

"They wanted to change the situation and then break up the whole region in face of revolutions so that fragments expand among people of the same country ensuring "Israel's" control of the balance of power."

Noting to "some people's link to US and Turkish plans that want to influence the region and to lead to the fragmentation of Iraq into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish," Abu Zeinab stressed that "the plan will extend horizontally to Syria and then largely to Saudi Arabia, with the fragmentation of Libya into tribal conflicts."

"This is fully in sake of "Israel" allowing it to end the Palestinian issue and the establishment of an alternative homeland for the Palestinians in Jordan," he confirmed.

He further asserted that "when Hizbullah stands by Syria, it is standing by the side of reform and change, as well as the interests of the Syrian people."