Hezbollah News

The head of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has announced that Syria would be providing the Lebanese militia group with new advanced and sophisticated weaponry in response to Israel's airstrikes inside Syria.

Damascus - A number of countries in the Middle East have now condemned the recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria. Israel claims the strikes were meant to target missiles allegedly bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Appearing on NBC's 'Meet The Press,' Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) openly suggested that Syria does not appear to be protected by Russian-made air defense systems, giving a further green light for more Israeli air-strikes.

Israel's airstrike inside Syria on Friday did not target a chemical weapons facility, but rather targeted a weapons convoy aimed for Hezbollah.

The main political body of the Syrian opposition condemned the speech given by Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, on his group's stance towards the Syrian conflict.

Haifa - Israel's IDF fighter jets shot down an unmanned aircraft flying close to Haifa on Thursday. An IDF source reports that the aircraft took off from Lebanon and was apparently sent by Hezbollah.

On the 30th anniversary of the Hezbollah bombing of the US embassy in Beirut back in 1983 John Kerry has taken the occasion to criticize the militia.

Hezbollah has buried fighters of its organization that were killed fighting alongside Assad's forces in Syria stating the slain were killed "whilst carrying out their jihadist duty."

According to the head of Israel's military intelligence Iran has trained an army of 50,000 soldiers in Syria who will help Assad consolidate his hold on power by force.

The European nation of Bulgaria which was site of a terrorist attack last year will not push the EU to place sanctions on the Hezbollah organization which was blamed for the attack says the new Bulgarian Prime Minister Marin Raikov.