Ammar Al-Moussawi (left), director of International Relations of Hezbollah's political wing, interviewed by Dimitri Lascaris (right), lawyer, journalist and activist. Photo: Hadi Hoteit.
In late March, while in Beirut, I had the opportunity to interview Ammar Al-Moussawi, Director of International Relations for the political wing of Hezbollah.
Al-Moussawi is a former member of the Lebanese Parliament. In 1988, his brother Jamil was killed in a battle with Israeli forces in south Lebanon. In the past several years, Al-Moussawi has met with ambassadors from Russia and Sweden and with a delegation from the European Parliament.
As far as I am aware, my interview of Al-Moussawi is the first interview of a senior Hezbollah official by a Canadian journalist.
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Also, although Al-Moussawi is Director of International Relations for a key resistance organization in West Asia, no journalist from a major Western media organization appears to have interviewed Al-Moussawi.
Al-Moussawi and I had a wide-ranging discussion. We discussed Israelâs occupation of Lebanese lands, its genocidal war on Gaza, and the possibility of Jews and Arabs living peacefully together in a single state.
You can watch and listen to my interview with Ammar Al-Moussawi here:
