With Lebanon now paralyzed, Hezbollah has been accused of “terror” by no less than Lebanese Premier Fouad Saniora. Naharnet writes:
“It appears as if the opposition is trying to interrupt people’s lives, intimidate and terrorize them,” he said.
Michael Totten, who is now doing some excellent blogging in the troubled country, comments:
He may be over-reacting a bit with the t-word in this context, but it’s telling because he used to call them a “resistance” movement instead of terrorists. Those days are gone.
See our colleagues at Camera for a timeline of more than 20 years of Hezbollah terror. What took Saniora so long to reach that conclusion?
