"He urged the Lebanese Army to swiftly place the area under its control and put an end to the violence in a bid to strengthen civil peace and national unity," Qabbani’s press office quoted him as saying Saturday.
Qabbani also warned against similar security breaches which he said could he believes could reflect negatively on Lebanon’ situation.
Friday’s clashes, which included the use of rocket-propelled grenades, came after midday prayers when 700 people marched from a mosque in Tripoli and demonstrated in the city center against the Syrian government.
Seven people were wounded Friday in the fighting, including three soldiers, when the Lebanese Army tried to restore order in the area.
Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Local-News/2012/Feb-11/162912-tensions-still-high-in-tripoli-army-patrols-neighborhoods.ashx#ixzz1m4hGPVc6
(The Daily Star :: Lebanon News :: http://www.dailystar.com.lb)
Of course Lebanon is next.
ReplyDeleteThis plays right into the Israeli's hands.
Do not doubt for one second that Israel will not have their fingerprints all over any unrest in Lebanon.
Mosad never sleeps.
Yes.Mossad, like rust, never sleeps.
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