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In January 2008, Hezbollah leader [[Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah]], boasted that the terrorist group had gathered as trophies the body parts of Israeli soldiers left on southern Lebanon's battlefields during the war. Shi'ite Muslim followers cheered as he claimed "I am not talking about regular body parts. I tell the Israelis, we have the heads of your soldiers, we have hands, we have legs... There is even a near-complete body, a half or three-quarters of a body, from head, to chest to the torso." His speech demonstrated that the Hezbollah terrorist organization violates the values that are sacred to all religions, including [[Islam]].  

In January 2008, Hezbollah leader [[Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah]], boasted that the terrorist group had gathered as trophies the body parts of Israeli soldiers left on southern Lebanon's battlefields during the war. Shi'ite Muslim followers cheered as he claimed "I am not talking about regular body parts. I tell the Israelis, we have the heads of your soldiers, we have hands, we have legs... There is even a near-complete body, a half or three-quarters of a body, from head, to chest to the torso." His speech demonstrated that the Hezbollah terrorist organization violates the values that are sacred to all religions, including [[Islam]].  

Nasrallah's comments prompted Israeli ministers to call for his assassination.<ref>''Ministers call for assassination of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah '' [http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/946136.html Haaretz.com]. Accessed 21 January 2008</ref>

Nasrallah's comments prompted Israeli ministers to call for his assassination.<ref>''Ministers call for assassination of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah '' [https://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/946136.html Haaretz.com]. Accessed 21 January 2008</ref>

==The Winograd Commission==

==The Winograd Commission==