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Document Information
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Government report / congressional record (house oversight committee)
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Summary
This document page, stamped HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025063, details the connection between Hezbollah's political leadership and criminal activities. It cites a CIA document regarding Hassan Nasrallah's past terrorist involvement and outlines a 2008 FBI operation in Philadelphia that caught Hasan Antar Karaki selling counterfeit currency and fraudulent passports while his brother, Ali Karaki, planned an attack in Azerbaijan. NOTE: While the prompt identifies this as an Epstein-related document, the text on this specific page focuses exclusively on Hezbollah and does not mention Jeffrey Epstein.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Hassan Nasrallah | Secretary-General of Hezbollah |
Described as being directly involved in terrorist operations prior to his 1992 promotion.
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| Ali Karaki | Hezbollah operative |
Planned a Hezbollah attack in Baku, Azerbaijan in 2008.
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| Hasan Antar Karaki | Criminal conspirator / Hezbollah figure |
Brother of Ali Karaki; led a conspiracy to sell counterfeit currency in Philadelphia; involved in forgery operations.
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| Hassan Hodroj | Hezbollah spokesman / Head of Palestinian portfolio |
Associate of Hasan Antar Karaki; attended meetings in Lebanon and the US.
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Organizations (4)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Hezbollah (Hizballah) |
Described as a political movement with ties to international illicit activities and terrorism.
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| CIA |
Source of a document citing Nasrallah's involvement in terrorism.
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| FBI |
Conducted undercover operation involving an informant in Philadelphia.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document (indicated by footer).
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Timeline (3 events)
1992
2008
Hasan Antar Karaki sells counterfeit currency to an undercover FBI informant.
Philadelphia, United States
Hasan Antar Karaki
FBI Informant
Locations (5)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
Relationships (2)
referred to as 'his brother'
referred to as 'Hasan Antar Karaki's associate'
Key Quotes (3)
"The ties that bind Hezbollah's political leadership with its international illicit activities are also unmistakable."Source
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"even before Hassan Nasrallah rose to the position of secretary-general in 1992, he was "directly involved in many Hizballah terrorist operations, including hostage taking, airline hijackings, and attacks against Lebanese rivals.""Source
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Quote #2
"Hasan Antar Karaki proved to be a major figure in Hezbollah's forgery operations, and he provided an FBI source with fraudulent British and Canadian passports."Source
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trumps its identity as a Lebanese political movement.
The ties that bind Hezbollah's political leadership with its international illicit activities are also unmistakable. According to a CIA document, even before Hassan Nasrallah rose to the position of secretary-general in 1992, he was "directly involved in many Hizballah terrorist operations, including hostage taking, airline hijackings, and attacks against Lebanese rivals."
Time and again, Hezbollah's political personalities have been tied to the group's terrorist and criminal activities. Consider a major case in the United States: In 2008, while Hezbollah operative Ali Karaki was planning a Hezbollah attack in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, his brother, Hasan Antar Karaki, was helping lead a broad criminal conspiracy to sell counterfeit and stolen currency in Philadelphia. Luckily, Hasan Antar Karaki sold his wares to an undercover FBI informant posing as a member of the Philadelphia criminal underworld. Hasan Antar Karaki proved to be a major figure in Hezbollah's forgery operations, and he provided an FBI source with fraudulent British and Canadian passports.
Meanwhile, in meetings in Lebanon and the United States, Hasan Antar Karaki's associate, Hassan Hodroj, a Hezbollah spokesman and the head of its Palestinian
The ties that bind Hezbollah's political leadership with its international illicit activities are also unmistakable. According to a CIA document, even before Hassan Nasrallah rose to the position of secretary-general in 1992, he was "directly involved in many Hizballah terrorist operations, including hostage taking, airline hijackings, and attacks against Lebanese rivals."
Time and again, Hezbollah's political personalities have been tied to the group's terrorist and criminal activities. Consider a major case in the United States: In 2008, while Hezbollah operative Ali Karaki was planning a Hezbollah attack in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, his brother, Hasan Antar Karaki, was helping lead a broad criminal conspiracy to sell counterfeit and stolen currency in Philadelphia. Luckily, Hasan Antar Karaki sold his wares to an undercover FBI informant posing as a member of the Philadelphia criminal underworld. Hasan Antar Karaki proved to be a major figure in Hezbollah's forgery operations, and he provided an FBI source with fraudulent British and Canadian passports.
Meanwhile, in meetings in Lebanon and the United States, Hasan Antar Karaki's associate, Hassan Hodroj, a Hezbollah spokesman and the head of its Palestinian
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