Norman Finkelstein's first reaction to Nasrallah's death#gaza #israel #palestine #iran #us #lebanon

[mansooraqureshi]

He was spiritual, just n honourable....rare Personality in present times.

[donHooligan]

he protected and defended a lot of people from the ZE.

[PeterJa]

He orchestrated the bombing of the marine Barracks in 1983 during the Lebanese Civil War. The attack killed 307 people: 241 U.S. and 58 French military personnel, six civilians.
How could he be a benefit to society?

[johnysharki]

I really, really wish that someone would start to translate all his speeches fully and not just the political ones. There is genuinely so much wisdom and stuff to take from them that it even shocks me sometimes how he manages to deliver his ideas in such a unique way that packs a punch. I really hoped for more people to see that side of him.

[mothompson]

we desperately need smart guys..like yourself i might say Professor, to sort this terrible conundrum out..how can we survive this without the leadership of smart guys?

[vasimajeddy]

Dr.Finkelstein always spits facts. Thank you for your service to the world ❤️✊🤲

[kailashbedi]

Don’t you guys look at your finished product before you post?! What is that RIDICULOUS BANNER RIGHT ACROSS THE FACE AND MOUTH OF THE SPEAKER?? 😡👎👎

[alimadison]

We all feel the loss, إنا لا الله ولا الله راجعون

[roukayakeinj]

والفتنة أشد من القتل. صدق الله العظيم. الله يحميكم 🙏

[garrethoien]

He feels the loss of the leader of Hezbolha, i wonder how he would have welcomed Norman a jew if Norman went to iran and knocked on his door for visit.