History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 9 Lebanese Shiite groups got acquainted with the ideas and opinions of the Islamic Revolution and Imam Khomeini (Qadah)
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 8 After the fall of Beirut in 1982, Shiite forces, including the following groups, moved to Baalbek for military
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 7 After the occupation of half of Lebanon by the Zionist regime in 1982, as a result of negotiations
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 6 With the invasion of the Zionist army in 1982, Beirut, the Lebanese capital, was occupied without any resistance
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 5 Reasons for weakening of the Amal movement 1. Imam Musa Sadr’s trip to Libya and his disappearance during
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 4 Amal; the first Islamic movement The activities of Imam Musa Sadr and Mustafa Chamran, which eventually led to
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 3 “Amal” and the Zionist regime According to Imam Musa Sadr, Palestine is a national-ethnic-Islamic issue. His firm positions
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 20 Contrary to an agreement with Hezbolah, The Zionist regime did not release three Lebanese prisoners in 2004. In
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 2 The first military training in the Imam Musa Sadr Organization began secretly under the auspices of the Palestinian
History of Islamic Resistance in Lebanon 19 After the year 2000 After the victory in 2000, the Lebanese Islamic Resistance adopted the strategy of strengthening
