Why not in the army??
UN officials are trying to push towards integrating Hizbollah in the army, which is nothing but putting the whole problem under the ashes.
Hizbollah's structure can't be integrated in the army. A militia structure cant be part of the army, atleast not if its leadership is'nt in the army.
Militants of Hizbollah believe in 'wilayat el fakih' which makes it almost impossible for them to be loyal to any institution or chain of command, if / when they get a 'takleef shar3ee' (religious order).
More over, a funny but true comment in March 2006 came from the US representative to the UN, Mr. Bulton saying that integrating Hizbollah in the army will result in US paying to the Lebanese government to pay for Iran militants (reducing the pressure on Iran's budget) hinting that if the integration takes place, the militants will stay loyal to Iran.
Hizbollah's structure can't be integrated in the army. A militia structure cant be part of the army, atleast not if its leadership is'nt in the army.
Militants of Hizbollah believe in 'wilayat el fakih' which makes it almost impossible for them to be loyal to any institution or chain of command, if / when they get a 'takleef shar3ee' (religious order).
More over, a funny but true comment in March 2006 came from the US representative to the UN, Mr. Bulton saying that integrating Hizbollah in the army will result in US paying to the Lebanese government to pay for Iran militants (reducing the pressure on Iran's budget) hinting that if the integration takes place, the militants will stay loyal to Iran.
posted by New Leb at 7:45 AM
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