The sheikh who fights Hezbollah: "They brought destruction upon Lebanon. It's time for good relations with Israel"
Sheikh Muhammad al-Fuani, an exiled Shia cleric who opposes Hezbollah, gave an interview to Kan News and attacked the organization. According to him, Hezbollah brought destruction upon Lebanon, caused hatred towards it, and the Iranians washed the brains of the oppressed with the lie of the rule of the supreme jurist. He claimed that the organization would collapse if all countries acted against it simultaneously, as it collapsed in Syria within 72 hours.
Sheikh Muhammad al-Fuani, an exiled Shia cleric who opposes Hezbollah, gave an interview today (Thursday) to the program "In Our Neighborhood" on Kan News and sharply criticized the Lebanese terrorist organization. According to him, Hezbollah brought destruction upon Lebanon and turned it into an object of hatred and revulsion in the Arab world. He accused the organization of religious hypocrisy, claiming that they preach modesty and morality but do not keep their word. Al-Fuani claimed that Iran washed the brains of the oppressed (the 'mustad'afin') with the lie of the absolute rule of the supreme jurist (Wilayat al-Faqih), turning them into victims who fight and die in vain. He noted that those whose children were killed now harbor resentment towards Hezbollah. When asked about disarming the organization, he replied that these are not dreams, and recalled Hezbollah's collapse in Syria within 72 hours as proof of its vulnerability. According to him, if all countries act against it simultaneously, it will collapse again, and the Lebanese people will hold a kangaroo court for it.