Nasrallah Urges High Voter Turnout in Lebanese Election

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Hizbullah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is urging high turnout in Lebanon's parliamentary elections due on May 6.

In a speech to supporters in the eastern city of Baalbek on Tuesday, Nasrallah says the group needs "political protection" against those conspiring against it, and that "this protection is afforded by your votes."

Lebanon is holding its first parliamentary elections in nearly a decade on Sunday. The Iranian-backed group, which has sent thousands of its fighters to Syria to shore up President Bashar Assad's forces, is campaigning to maintain and expand its presence in parliament, along with its allies.

Nasrallah said "the victories and achievements for which a very high cost was paid should be protected with your votes."

Comments 3
Thumb EagleDawn almost 6 years

The day this evil iranian sectarian terrorist is brutally and violently murdered is the day we celebrate our true independence.

Thumb jaafar.ibn.iblees almost 6 years

Mystic

how did the day end for those two dead shia iranian terrorists in your avatar?

Thumb shab almost 6 years

They seem nervous. Pathetic filthy murdering militia.