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Negotiating for the sake of negotiating leading to entrenching rights on the ground.

It seems we have entered a cycle of negotiating for the sake of negotiating, and at every session the Lebanese delegation will receive new demands.

The logical conclusion of the entire preceding narrative is that the Palestinian Oslo was born dead, and that the Lebanese Oslo is on the way, and that there is no limit to Israeli demands and ambitions except further expansion to control land and water, with the possibility of settlements being established.

The logical conclusion in all the previous narrative is that the Palestinian Oslo was born dead, and that the Lebanese Oslo is on the way, and that there is no limit to Israeli demands and ambitions except further expansion to control land and water, with the possibility of Oslo settlements.

It seems we have entered a cycle of negotiating for the sake of negotiating, and in every session the Lebanese delegation will receive new demands, so I advise that we benefit from the Oslo path and deepen coordination with the Ramallah district

The American withdrawal from Iraq and the illusions of sovereignty and stability

What is the legal justification for the continued detention of Dabbour? And what about his health condition?

Why is he still detained at Al-Hayat Hospital in Beirut?