The Resistance Always Comes Out on Top

By: Ibrahim al-Amin

Al-Akhbar, July 23, 2013

Once again, European countries have demonstrated their clear bias against the Arabs and their legitimate rights, at the top of which is the right to armed resistance to occupation.

Hizbullah's actions do not warrant their inclusion on the EU list of terrorist organizations, even according to a large number of European politicians and human rights activists.

The European states are bothered by the resistance movement's wide popular support and are hoping to find some way - aside from military means, which have failed - to bring Hizbullah to its knees.
They first resorted to a systematic media campaign to undermine the Resistance's reputation, then turned to encouraging blatant sectarian incitement to demonize it and drown it in blood, only to end up criminalizing the party in the name of "international law."racies" have been loyal supporters of "Israeli" occupation and apartheid since the racist nation's birth from the womb of Britain's Balfour Declaration. Their blind support for Zionism is firmly rooted in their guilt over the barbaric way they treated Jews during World War II.

The EU blacklisting has nothing to do with international law or justice, it is little more than an attempt to protect the oppressor from the wrath of the oppressed.
The danger Hizbullah poses above all resides in its demonstration beyond a doubt that the Arabs need not bend to "Israel's" will and that ridding the region of this colonial menace is possible. Through its actions, the Resistance exposed the cowardice and corruption of the system of Arab regimes who built their armies only to defend their thrones.

Hizbullah is a nationalist and Islamic resistance movement which fought the Zionist monster with faith and courage, while "Israel" is a Spartan society founded by way of terror and blood, and it knows no language other than warfare.
All efforts to domesticate Hizbullah have resulted in failure. The EU blacklisting has nothing to do with international law or justice, it is little more than an attempt to protect the oppressor from the wrath of the oppressed.

The problem with the European "democracies" is that they believe they are the standard for humanity and it is up to them to judge the actions of others, for only they are the source of those high ideals of freedom, justice and equality. They adamantly refuse to take responsibility for their role in the many social and political problems the people of the region are facing today.

But history moves on. Do the European foreign ministers who voted to blacklist Hizbullah recall how the Nazis used to designate the French Resistance? And did that prevent the Resistance from coming out on top in the end?