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Analysis segment with Middle East Analyst Muhammad Owais in Washington DC. Sayyed Nasrallah: Israel behind Hariri\'s Assassination Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah accused on Monday the Israeli enemy of involvement in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, presenting tangible proof and evidence of an Israeli potential role in the crime as well as other crimes that hit Lebanon during the few past years. His eminence unveiled footage intercepted from Israeli surveillance planes of the site of the 2005 murder of ex-Lebanese premier Rafiq Hariri prior to his assassination. Several clips, each minutes long and undated, showed aerial views of the coastline off west Beirut on various days prior to the Hariri assassination. Sayyed Nasrallah was speaking during an exceptional press conference he held at Shahed hall in Beirut\'s southern suburb of Beirut. The conference, attended by media outlets\' top editors and journalists, was set to mark political turning point in the case of Hariri\'s murder and open new horizons that the court could pick up and build on \"if it wanted to be impartial.\"

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The tribunal in charge of investigating the assassination of former Lebanese Premier Rafiq Hariri has been held in the Hague. Four members of Lebanon\'s Hezbollah movement-- who are accused of murdering Hariri-- will be tried in absentia. A fifth suspect who was indicted last year is also believed to be involved in the case. Hezbollah has denied any involvement in the murder, and its leader Hassan Nasrallah has denounced the court as a US-Israeli conspiracy. Rafiq Hariri was killed on February 14, 2005 in a car bombing. Over twenty other people were killed in the incident and dozens of others wounded. The attack was initially blamed on some Lebanese generals, but a court in 20-11 issued arrest warrants against Hezbollah members instead.

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Summary of the historic press conference by Hizbullah Secretary General, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah(HA) given on August 09, 2010, which provides extensive evidence proving that he Israelis are behind the assassination of Rafiq al-Harari in Beirut, February 14, 2005.

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[Arabic]Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah - An Exceptional Press Conference showing the evidences which prove that the Illegal Zionist Regime is involved in the assassination of Shaheed Rafiq Hariri - 9thAug2010

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[English]Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah - An Exceptional Press Conference showing the evidences which prove that the Illegal Zionist Regime is involved in the assassination of Shaheed Rafiq Hariri - 9thAug2010 - Credits to ShabbirH

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This recording is from the press conference that Hizbollahs general secretary - Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah - gave on the 9th of august 2010. This is a short clip about the israeli accusation against Hizbollah regarding the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri.

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The Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyep Erdogan has arrived in Beirut to discuss the political crisis in Lebanon over a US-backed probe into the killing of the former Lebanese premier Rafiq Hariri. Press TV Correspondent Mariam Saleh from Beirut.

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The victims\\\' bodies were carried through the streets and laid to rest next to Late Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri in Beirut\\\'s Martyr\\\'s Square. Hundreds of March 14 supporters and dignitaries attended the ceremony to pay their last respects. Among the symbols present alongside the Lebanese and Future Movement flags were flags of terrorist group al-Qaeda which is believed to be behind terrorist acts in Lebanon and the region. Addressing the crowd, Future Bloc leader Fouad Siniora, turned the patriotic funeral into a forum to send political messages. The former prime minister leveled accusations against the Lebanese Resistance Movement of Hezbollah. Hezbollah criticized the highly provocative rhetoric and escalatory speech considering it to be part of a campaign of incitement and polarization. On the other side of the town, tensions escalated as the funeral service of a teenage victim of Friday\\\'s attack, turned into a scene of clashes between Future Bloc officials and Lebanon\\\'s highest ranking Sunni cleric Grand Mufti Mohammad Rashid Qabbani. It\\\'s a new funeral here and another one there and bloodshed here in Beirut continues. Such bombings carry the message that when extremism infiltrates the region, it\\\'s bound to hurt all factions.

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Hizbullah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah(HA) has warned that the movement will strike Israel's infrastructure, including its airports and refineries, in the event of any Israeli attack on Lebanon. During an address commemorating the assassination of three Hizbullah leaders by Israel, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah(HA) vowed to bomb Israel's Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv should the regime hit Beirut's Martyr Rafiq al-Hariri International Airport in any future war. "If you hit Martyr Rafiq al-Hariri international airport in Beirut, we will hit Ben-Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv," he said via a live video link in Beirut's southern suburbs on Tuesday. "If you hit our ports, we will bomb your ports, and if you hit our oil refineries, we will bomb your oil refineries," he added. He also threatened that should Israel bomb Lebanon's refineries, factories or power plants, the movement would retaliate with all its might. Recorded February 16, 2010 at 2000GMT (full speech will also be uploaded shortly)

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This recording is from the pressconference that Hizbollahs generalsecretary - Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah - gave on the 9th of august 2010. This is a short clip about the israeli accusation against Hizbollah regarding the assassination of former lebanese premierminister Rafiq Hariri.

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Hezbollah leader says the Lebanese resistance movement will not accept any accusations against its members over the assassination of Lebanon\\\\\\\'s former premier. \\\\\\\"Whoever thinks the resistance could possibly accept any accusation against any of its jihadists or leaders is mistaken -- no matter the pressures and threats,\\\\\\\" Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech on the occasion of Hezbollah Martyr\\\\\\\'s Day on Thursday. Rafiq Hariri was killed alongside more than 20 other people in a massive car bomb blast in Beirut on February 14, 2005. The Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) was set up by the United Nations and the Lebanese government in May 2007 to investigate the murder. The tribunal is expected to announce its findings by the end of 2010. \\\\\\\"Whoever thinks that we will allow the arrest or detention of any of our jihadists is mistaken,\\\\\\\" AFP quoted Nasrallah as saying, adding that his political rivals are \\\\\\\"in a hurry to see an indictment\\\\\\\" in the five-year-old case. Nasrallah said in July that he had been informed by the slain leader\\\\\\\'s son and successor, Saad Hariri, that the court \\\\\\\"will accuse some undisciplined [Hezbollah] members.\\\\\\\" He rejected the allegation and warned that the plot was part of \\\\\\\"a dangerous project that is targeting the resistance.\\\\\\\" Nasrallah also warned that the court had led Beirut to a \\\\\\\"sensitive place,\\\\\\\" saying it was aimed at inciting division in the country. Western-backed parties in Lebanon accused Syria and the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah of involvement in Hariri\\\\\\\'s murder, a claim rejected by both Damascus and Hezbollah. In September, Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri admitted to have wrongly accused Syria of being behind his father\\\\\\\'s assassination and acknowledged that the accusations were politically charged.

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The topic of this discussion is the formation, legitimacy, and authenticity of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL). The guests of this discussion are: Advocate Nasir Shirazi and Doctor Qandeel Abbas Date: 11 July 2011