It could be said that the early 1990s witnessed Hizbullah's broad openness to politicians and public figures as well as other factions.
Contents
9 | Perface |
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13 | Hizbullah`s Foundation |
21 | The Three Pillars of Hizbullah |
21 | First: Belief in Islam |
22 | Islam as a Cmprehensive Religion |
28 | Islam and Modern Society |
30 | Establishing an Islam State |
32 | ?An Ideological or Sectarian Party |
34 | Second: Jihad |
35 | View of the World |
36 | The Foundations of Jihad |
39 | Military Jihad |
41 | Jihad`s Status |
43 | Recruiting Young Men with Imam Hussein (PBUH) as Role Model |
47 | Martyrdom Versus Suicide |
49 | Practical Achievements in Lebanon |
50 | Third: Jurisdiction of the Jurist-Theologian (al-Wali al-Faqib) |
53 | The Jurist-Theologian`s Authority |
55 | The Party`s Relationship with the Jurist-Theologian .... |
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59 | Hizbullah, or The Nation of the Party of God |
62 | The Council and the Organizational Framework |
64 | Attracting Membership |
66 | Islamic Resistance |
66 | The Beginnings |
68 | Youth and Effectiveness |
69 | Operations and Military Combat Methods |
72 | Between Liberation and Negotiation |
73 | The Target Sphere |
76 | Islam Nomenclature |
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79 | Resistance and Political Work |
81 | Relationship with National Figures and Power Forces |
83 | Social Services |
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87 | From Invasion Unit the First Withdrawal |
92 | The May 17 Accord |
94 | Prologue to the First Withdrawal |
98 | The Open Letter |
99 | The Assassination Attempt Against al-Sayyed Fadlallah |
100 | War in the Camps |
101 | Amal and Hizbullah |
103 | The Taif Accord |
104 | Testing the Army`s Custodianship of Security |
106 | Harmony Between the Government and the Resistance |
107 | The Martyrdom of al-Sayyed Abbas al-Moussawi |
109 | The July 1993 Aggression |
112 | The September 13 Massacre |
114 | The April 1996 Aggression |
118 | The Ansaria Operation |
119 | Martyrdom of The Secretary General`s Son |
121 | The Lebanese Brigade for Resisting Occupation |
124 | The Revolution of The Famished |
125 | Lebanon First or Jezzine? |
128 | Victory |
131 | Resolution 425 Has Not Been Implemented |
133 | Army Deployment in South Lebanon |
135 | The Shibaa Farms Operations |
137 | Trying The Collaborators |
140 | Captives Detained in Israeli Prisons |
143 | Freeing the Captives |
147 | Results of The Exchange Deal |
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151 | The Zionist Project: Foundation Steps |
157 | US Support of Israel |
158 | Aggression Expands |
164 | The Choice of Compromise and the Language of Numbers |
168 | The Promise of Victory |
171 | Results of the Palestinian Armed Struggle |
173 | Security is the Pillar of Israel`s Existence |
175 | Targeting Israeli Civilians |
178 | Signature Draws Israel=s Boundaries |
182 | Postponing the Discussion on Liberation Borders |
183 | The Responsibility of Arabs and Muslims |
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187 | Participation in State Institutions |
187 | Participation in Parliamentary Elections |
192 | Results of Participation in Parliamentary Elections |
196 | Entering the Executive Government |
200 | Functions and Services |
205 | Islam and Sectarianism |
205 | The Muslim - Christian Dialogue |
208 | Sectarianism versus Devoutness |
214 | Civil Marriage |
217 | Mixed Marriage |
219 | Islamic Movements and the Question of Unity |
222 | Moderation and Extremism |
224 | Spreading the Hizbullah Experience |
225 | Unity Of Coordination and Practical Unity |
228 | Kidnapping foreigners |
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235 | The Relationship With Iran |
239 | The Relationship With Syria |
243 | Relationship With The Arab Regimes |
245 | Relations with the US |
251 | Relations With the European West |
256 | Communicating with Public Opinion |
257 | The United Nations Security Council |
261 | Presence and Influence |
263 | Two Pressure Alternatives |
265 | The Persistence of Resistance |
266 | Lebanon and Palestine |
268 | Future Expectation |
271 | Appendix: Hizbullah`s 1992 Election Program |
279 | Maps |
283 | References |