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Violent Israeli Gas Bomb Attack on Protesters in Kafr Shuba and Al-Arqoub Sparks Outrage

Violent Israeli Gas Bomb Attack on Protesters in Kafr Shuba and Al-Arqoub Sparks Outrage
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Hezbollah backs Assad ally s presidential bid

BEIRUT: Hezbollah has announced that it will back former minister Suleiman Franjieh, a friend and supporter of Syrian President Bashar Assad, as a candidate for the Lebanese presidency. The announcement on Monday came two days after Parliamentary Speaker Nabih Berri, an ally of Hezbollah, announced his support for Franjieh’s nomination. Frangieh, 56, is heir to a political

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Lebanese MPs discuss law to protect children from early marriage

The Parliamentary Committee for Human Rights held a session on Thursday afternoon headed by MP Michel Moussa and attended by the committees rapporteur, MP Nazih Matta, and MPs Melhem Khalaf, Michel Douaihy, Adnan Traboulsi, Qassem Hashem, Halima.

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Berri s Call for Consensus over New Lebanese President Sparks Debate on Role of Parliament

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Unfortunate incident, not ambush caused Beirut protest violence

BEIRUT: The bloody gun battles that took place last week in the streets of Beirut were caused by an “unfortunate incident, not an ambush,” the country’s Defense Minister Maurice Selim said Monday. Last Thursday’s clashes killed seven people and wounded 32, after a protest against the judge leading the investigation into the Beirut Port explosion turned violent. Supporters of

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