The head of Hizbullah's Al-Manar satellite TV station said Saturday that the partial ban imposed on the network by Germany "violates international laws protecting media freedom." German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble announced the partial ban on Friday, saying the move stemmed from the station's failure to foster global "understanding," in violation of the German Constitution. Visit this link to read more: Al-Manar condemns German ban as unjust

Germany has slapped a partial ban on Hizbullah-affiliated Al-Manar satellite television, the country's Interior Ministry said Friday. Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said the move stemmed from the station's failure to foster global understanding, in violation of the German Constitution. Visit this link to read more: Germany announces partial ban on Al-Manar broadcasts

Hezbollah's al-Manar television slams Germany for banning the channel, saying the move is an organized campaign by the Zionist lobby. Visit this link to read more: Al-Manar slams Germany over ban

Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday denied an Iraqi website report that he had been poisoned and then saved by Iranian doctors, calling it "psychological warfare" against his group. "This information is totally unfounded," the head of the resistance group said in an interview broadcast on Hizbullah's Al-Manar television. Visit this link to read more: Nasrallah scoffs at rumor of assassination bid

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