Bahrain Mirror: Hezbollah Secretary General Sayed Hassan Nasrallah said that the Bahrain's survival lies in listening to the demands of the Bahraini people, noting that Saudi Arabia controls the political and security decisions in Bahrain.

In a speech delivered in a ceremony marking the Resistance Leaders' Day in Lebanon, Sayed Nasrallah said, and "The 6th Anniversary of Bahrain Revolution comes along what we witnessed in the past few month, with more resilience by scholars and people (...) as they did not weaken."

He noted that Bahrain is a state under occupation of the Saudi army, and that the decision to execute the three young Bahrainis (January 10, 2017), was a Saudi decision, and aimed at intimidating and silencing the Bahraini people.

Moreover, he said there is collusion to target Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim, while he praised protesters outside his house saying, "Women, men, the youth in the sacrifice arena for more than 6 months, are working to protect their leader in the Bahrain", under the sun and rain, night and day.

"When the regime executed the 3 Bahrainis, one of whom was a young man, they might have not executed him if they was room for wisdom, but there was rather arrogance. What did their mothers and the mothers of martyrs killed a few days ago say? They said, "I saw nothing but beauty"," Sayed Nasrallah went on to say.

He also said, "Let [King] Hamad summon experts to explain to him the martyrs' mothers' response if he doesn't understand what it means for others to say, hours after their sons' death, "I Saw Nothing but Beauty". So he would know who is this nation he is oppressing."

"Tens of thousands took to the streets in shrouds in one night, without any weapon to defend themselves, in light of international silence, and that of the Arab and Islamic world, religious organizations, and fatwas supporting Al Khalifa, [all these] confirm the faith of the Bahraini people," Hezbollah Secretary General asserted.

"Those who bet on the surrender and weakness of the Bahraini people, should see what happened in the past days, and should know that Bahrain's survival is by listening to the demands of the oppressed people, and tackling the Bahraini people's desires in a real national way," Sayed Nasrallah added.

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