The assassination of Hezbollah terrorist leader Hassan Nasrallah has shed light on the brutal activities of the terrorist group, including sex slavery, mass starvation, and kidnappings in the Syrian civil war. Experts such as Walid Phares have stated that Hezbollah has committed ethnic cleansing in Syria by uprooting millions of Syrians, mainly Sunni, and perpetrating rape and mass sexual abuse. Hezbollah’s close ties with Iran and its role in terrorist attacks against the US have also been highlighted in a new investigative video series by the Center for Peace Communications (CPC), exposing the organization’s involvement in sexual slavery and mass murder.
Hezbollah has a long history of engaging in terrorist activities, including bombings of the US Embassy and Marine barracks in Beirut in 1983. The terrorist group has also supported the Syrian dictator Bashar Assad in his campaign to crush opposition forces, resulting in the deaths of over 500,000 people. Hezbollah’s criminal enterprise extends beyond terrorist activities, as evidenced by reports of involvement in human trafficking and prostitution networks. The global impact of Hezbollah’s actions, including the detention of American citizens, has been highlighted by experts and activists.
The Center for Peace Communications (CPC) has produced an eight-part series titled “Hezbollah’s Hostages,” featuring recorded testimonies of Lebanese and Syrian civilians who have been victimized by the terrorist group. The series sheds light on the kidnapping and sexual enslavement of individuals like Alya, a 20-year-old Syrian woman, by Hezbollah operatives. The videos aim to raise awareness of the atrocities committed by Hezbollah and give a voice to those who have been silenced.
Hezbollah’s role in the region extends beyond its conflict with Israel, as the group has been involved in various criminal activities and human rights abuses. Experts have compared Hezbollah to the Islamic State in terms of its brutal treatment of women and its adherence to jihadi ideology. The series produced by CPC aims to expose Hezbollah’s true nature and challenge the dominant narrative of the group as a resistance organization.
Activists like Zoya Fakhoury, whose father was a former US hostage detained by Hezbollah, have called for accountability and a path to peace in Lebanon. Fakhoury’s four daughters have published a book detailing their father’s detainment and rescue operation, shedding light on the personal impact of Hezbollah’s actions. Experts like Walid Phares continue to warn of the global threat posed by Hezbollah and emphasize the need to address the group’s human rights abuses and terrorist activities.
“Hezbollah’s Hostages” aims to spark conversations about Hezbollah’s activities and the impact on the region, including the lives of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire. The series highlights the voices of those affected by Hezbollah’s actions and exposes the organization’s role in human trafficking, sexual slavery, and terrorism. As the world grapples with the implications of Hezbollah’s actions, efforts to hold the group accountable and seek justice for victims continue.
