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(Ha'aretz) Leaders of Iran's opposition said that some 1,500 Hizbullah men came from Lebanon to Iran in the past several days in order to help the Iranian regime scatter the anti-government protests, Israel Radio quoted Asharq Al-Awsat as reporting on Monday. Hizbullah forces, dressed in civilian clothing, have reportedly been stationed throughout Tehran's streets. 2011-02-21 00:00:00Full Article
Report: Hizbullah Aiding Iran in Stifling Anti-Government Protests
(Ha'aretz) Leaders of Iran's opposition said that some 1,500 Hizbullah men came from Lebanon to Iran in the past several days in order to help the Iranian regime scatter the anti-government protests, Israel Radio quoted Asharq Al-Awsat as reporting on Monday. Hizbullah forces, dressed in civilian clothing, have reportedly been stationed throughout Tehran's streets. 2011-02-21 00:00:00Full Article
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