Al-Nusrah refuses to release Lebanese Soldiers and Police Officers

December 1st, 2015

Awake Goy

nsnbc : The Al-Qaeda liked Jabhat al-Nusrah front refuses to release capture Lebanese soldiers and police officers, captured by the terrorist insurgency in August 2014. The release was spoiled due to last-minute demands by Al-Nusrah.

Standoff between Al-Nusrah and Lebanese military in Arsal, August 2014.

Jabhat al-Nusrah is fighting against the Syrian Arab Army and the Lebanese Hezbollah in Syria as well as in parts of Lebanon.

The insurgency is being in part overtly, in part covertly backed by Israel, via the Israeli occupied Syrian Golan and the Israeli occupied Lebanese Sheba Farms area, by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and other NATO member States.

In August 2014 an Al-Nusrah brigade took several Lebanese soldiers and police officers hostage during an incursion of both Al-Nusrah and the Islamic State, a.k.a. ISIS, ISIL or Daesh into the border town of Arsal.

Image: The UNDOF withdrawal leaves a 12 – 16 km wide corridor uncontrolled by the UNDOF. In 2013 it transpired that Israel is providing support for Jabhat al-Nusrah, which includes a joint intelligence and military operations room in the Israeli occupied Golan, logistic support, weapons, field hospitals, and direct combat support. (Map plotting by Christof Lehmann) Click on map to view full size.

Efforts to finally secure their release over the weekend were spoiled by last-minute demands. The head of Lebanon’s General Security, Major General Abbas Ibrahim, told the press that the Lebanese government had met all of Al-Nusrah’s demands, including the release of several Islamist prisoners who are jailed in Lebanon. Negotiations between Lebanese authorities and Al-Nusrah were facilitated by the Qatari government which also is one of Al-Nusrah’s sponsors. Major General Ibrahim told the press that:

“We showed our flexibility on many of the demands by Nusra Front, and completed all the commitments to implement the deal. … It got to a point where we could not comply with paralyzing demands that the kidnappers made at the last minute.”

Al-Nusrah has already murdered four of their captives and the insurgents still hold sixteen soldiers and police officers hostage. Another nine Lebanese soldiers who are believed to be held hostage by ISIS are not part of the negotiations.

Lebanese Prime Minister Tamman Salam has canceled his visit to Paris where he was scheduled to participate in the global climate change summit. Al-Nusrah has a relatively strong presence in Lebanon’s Bekaar Valley and the insurgency poses a major risk for an aggravated spillover of the war in Syria into Lebanon.

CH/L – nsnbc 30.11.2015

Source Article from http://nsnbc.me/2015/11/30/al-nusrah-refuses-to-release-lebanese-soldiers/

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