Hezbollah: Ban Ki-moon’s Report Disappointing

Hezbollah media relations official Sayyed Ibrahim Moussawi criticized on Thursday as disappointing the report released by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon earlier this week concerning the Nakba Day violence.

In the mentioned report, Ban criticized the Zionist Israeli enemy  for the bloodshed that Zionist soldiers caused along the occupied Palestine-Lebanon border on May 15, when thousands of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon marched on the Palestinian border to mourn the 63th anniversary of the creation of Israeli entity. Ban said the Israeli enemy has used excessive force against unarmed protesters.

“The UN Secretary General’s stance towards the Maroun Al-Ras massacre was very disappointing,” Moussawi said in a statement. “Yet, this stance did not surprise us as we’re used to the international organization’s positions.”

According to Moussawi, the least that the United Nations, which represents the highest international organization concerned with peacekeeping, was absolute and full denunciation, although not enough, in addition to the pursuit for the criminal Zionist Israeli leaders. “However, it seems that the UN archive does not tolerate any condemnation of the Zionist Israeli enemy,” he went on to say.