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Scratch the Turk and the Ottoman appears
Dialogue of the deaf
If in Beirut you are unable to provide electricity to the airport, where are you going to stage your bravado by opening Qulayaat Airport, when your greatest achievement is a generator-powered electric train?!
An urgent appeal from the presidency of Beirut International Airport: We call on the Ministry of Energy and Electricité du Liban to quickly address the power outage at the airport since this morning.
If in Beirut you can't provide electricity to the airport
Where have the voices of His Excellency and his state gone?
Israel today accused the Lebanese Army of failing in its missions in the south, and the army responded with a detailed statement that refuted its claims with evidence and facts. So what does Israel want?
The game is much bigger than Lebanon.
Today there is no coherence between remaining incapable within the state on one hand and threatening the street on the other.
It is not in Hezbollah's interest, nor probably its intention, to slide into a plan of confrontation with the state, especially with the army, or with any Lebanese political or sectarian faction.
And in Lebanon, the state boasts about the framework agreement and is left exposed before Israel, and you will eat barley!
This is what is happening with al-Sharaa's Syria, who also met Trump in Washington and did not provoke Israel with a single shot.
Latest news: Israel advanced yesterday into western Damascus up to the entrances of the village of Arna, which is an hour and a quarter from the presidential palace in Damascus.
But since I am familiar with that era, the size of that lie provoked me.
I may have no interest in commenting after the departure of Assad, from whom Mikati was the biggest beneficiary personally, financially and politically.
the sole bidder for that drug
How many patients with various incurable diseases could have been treated with about $18 million of these exorbitant profits?
In any correct or good work, look at what was done and do not look at who did it