CAIRO,(ST)_ Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Adnan Mansour, stressed that ridding Syria off its ordeal can be made by political dialogue between the Syrians to achieve its interests and serve its present and future.
Mansour added in a speech on Wednesday before the extraordinary ministerial-level meeting of the Arab League AL Council, “the fire of the crisis in Syria will extend to all of us, and Lebanon suffers its consequences,” wondering about who instigated ,fueled , armed , funded and recruited huge number of foreign fighters from 40 Arab and foreign countries and who used sarin gas and brought it to Syria.
“Extremist groups in Syria sought to hit the deeply rooted demographic and historical mix between the Syrians and the Lebanese in mixed areas in the Syrian al-Qusair city and its villages adjacent to Lebanon, where the armed terrorist groups carried out acts of killings, harassment, displacement, abductions, destruction of homes, mosques and churches and confiscation of land and agricultural crops . ” Mansour emphasized.
He stressed that Hezbollah did not fight in Aleppo Daraa, Deir ezz Zur, Idleb or Qamishli and that having a handful of its groups in al-Qusair is a preventive action to protect their Lebanese families ,relatives and children against armed terrorist groups, who wanted to make them prey to kidnapping and murder, as happened to the unarmed Lebanese visitors who were kidnapped by armed groups in Azaz, north of Aleppo, since more than one year.
Mansour also questioned who are the 12 terrorists arrested by Turkey while smuggling sarin gas from Adana to Syria, who tricked Arab youth and pushed them by inciting fatwas to fight in Syria, who killed the Syrian scholar Sheikh Mohammed Saeed Ramadan Al Bouti and kidnapped bishops Paul Yazigi and John Ibrahim, destroyed entire Christian villages , demolished religious shrines and historical places and who promoted for Jihad marriage , digging up graves and beheadings , eating livers and hearts and offended the true religion of Islam .
The Lebanese foreign minister cited what was stated by President of the UN Inquiry Commission on Syria Paulo Pinheiro before the French National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee that the Syrian armed opposition is today very far from thinking of democracy.
T. Fateh