Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah delivered his fourth televised speech in two weeks Friday evening through a large screen in the town of Baalbek in the Lebanon Valley. He first addressed the residents of this decades long deprived region that is also very well known as the reservoir of the resistance. "From the beginning, the region suffered from social and economic discrimination, from hunger and security occupation. Today they are those who are trying to tell you that this humiliation and discrimination is derived from your political affiliation and that you are being punished for it. This is mere deception. Where was Hezbollah before 1982? There was no political affiliation back then to be punished for," his eminence said. Sayyed Nasrallah explained that neither the religious identity nor the political identity of the region is the cause of the government's negligence to it. "There are Sunni and Shiite Muslims there, there are also Christians. Take northern Lebanon; there are...