In Defiance of Provocations, Image of Sayyed Nasrallah Displayed at Beirut International Airport
A video has emerged featuring a Lebanese woman who declined to remove a photograph of the late Hezbollah leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. The footage has garnered attention and sparked discussion, illustrating the enduring influence and reverence for Nasrallah within certain segments of the Lebanese population.
A video captured at Beirut International Airport went viral on Thursday, depicting a Lebanese woman steadfastly refusing to remove a photograph of the deceased Hezbollah leader, Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah.
At the airport, Lebanese journalist Asmaa Bzeih encountered provocations from two security personnel and individuals opposed to the resistance. The security officers insisted that Bzeih either remove the image of Sayyed Nasrallah or vacate the premises.
An airport security officer reportedly instructed a young woman to remove a particular picture shared online, according to a tweet that includes a link to the image in question.
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She was captured on video determinedly clutching the photograph, responding to security personnel with the assertion, “this is our country.” Her remarks were in reference to the late leader, whose funeral is scheduled for Sunday.
A young woman asserted that Lebanon belongs to its people and those disagreeing with this representation are free to depart. She declared this vision as the authentic Lebanon, distinct from the one influenced by the Israeli adversary.
In an interview with UNews on Friday, Bzeih disclosed that she experienced harassment from security forces, who also demanded that her relative remove the recorded video.
She was one of the Lebanese citizens left stranded in Iran last week following Israeli threats to attack the airport should the Iranian aircraft transporting them attempt to land.
On Thursday, she made her way back to Lebanon through Iraq following the Lebanese government’s decision to block Iranian aircraft from landing at Beirut International Airport.
