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by News Editor
Picture of Hassan Nasrallah in a festival.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah denied rumors that have been circulating lately suggesting that he had been hospitalized in a Beirut hospital after suffering a stroke.
In a speech broadcasted by Hezbollah’s Al-Manar television, Nasrallah denied reports that he suffered a stroke. The Hezbollah leader said that the rumors were part of a campaign of psychological warfare waged by Syrian rebel groups. He went on to note that rather than drinking medicine during his speeches, he sips lemonade.
