Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon addresses a United Nations General Assembly. (photo credit: MIKE SEGAR / REUTERS)
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Israel’s Permanent Representative to the U.N. Danny Danon slammed Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah in an Arabic tweet on Saturday in which he promised that “We will find whatever you are hiding,” a press release reported.
نصرالله، اقترح عليك الفحص مع المركز السوري للأبحاث العلمية “مركز بحوث جمرايا” إلى أين وصلت المواد ثنائية الاستخدام التي تم شراؤها من شركات مدنية مختلفة في العالم ونقلها عبر مرفأ بيروت؟
نجد كلّ ما تحاول إخفاؤه pic.twitter.com/hnYT9MxyQy— Ambassador Danny Danon | דני דנון (@dannydanon) July 26, 2019
Danon suggested Nasrallah check with the Syria Scientific Studies and Research Center (CERS) before claiming the Israeli claim is “baseless.”
Nasrallah, I suggest you ask the Syria Scientific Studies and Research Center (CERS) – where are those dual-use materials, purchased from civilian companies and transferred through the Port of Beirut?
We will find whatever you are hiding!— Ambassador Danny Danon | דני דנון (@dannydanon) July 26, 2019
Earlier this week Danon said that “the Iranian regime uses the port of Beirut for military purposes and they are aided by commercial companies, mainly from Europe, in support of Hezbollah to develop its missile program. “
“Unfortunately,” Danon said, “ the port of Beirut has become Hezbollah’s port.”
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