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L’échec de Moussa, une « claque de la Syrie à la Ligue arabe »

Written by L'Orient le Jour
Sunday, 24 June 2007
Comment accepter cet énième échec ? Comment se l’expliquer rationnellement quand tout laisse présager que l’étape qui va suivre ne sera en rien moins dure que toutes celles qui ont précédé ?
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The CIA and Fatah; Spies, Quislings and the Palestinian Authority

Written by Information Clearing House
Sunday, 24 June 2007
When Hamas gunmen stormed the Fatah security compounds in Gaza last week they found huge supplies of American-made weaponry including 7,400 M-16 assault rifles, dozens of mounted machine guns, rocket launchers, 7 armored military jeeps, 800,000 rounds of bullets and 18 US-made armored personnel carriers.
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To the Shores of Tripoli

Written by Uri Avnery
Saturday, 02 June 2007
The bloody battles that have erupted around the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp near Tripoli in Lebanon remind us that the refugee problem has not disappeared. On the contrary, 60 years after the "Nakba," the Palestinian catastrophe of 1948, it is again the center of attention throughout the world.
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Lebanon and the Planned US Airbase at Kleiaat

Written by Counter Punch - Franklin LAMB
Thursday, 31 May 2007
On July 14, 1982, (Bastille Day) the late Bashir Gemayel sat with Ariel Sharon, Raphael Eytan, and Danny Yalon at the French flag draped Le Chef Restaurant in Ashifeyih, east Beirut for one of their working lunches.
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Analysis: Lebanon's new flashpoint

Written by BBC
Tuesday, 29 May 2007
This week's heavy fighting between the Lebanese army and a shadowy radical Islamist group is adding a new flashpoint to a region in crisis.
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Innocent victims caught up in a war of endless revenge

Written by Robert Fisk
Friday, 25 May 2007
Robert Fisk reports from the Nahr el-Bared refugee camp, northern Lebanon "The Independent"- It is a place of Palestinian fury - and almost as much Palestinian blood. The bandage-swaddled children whimpering in pain, frowning at the strange, unfatherly doctors, the middle-aged woman staring at us with one eye, a set of tubes running into her gashed-open stomach, a series of bleak-faced, angry, young men, their bodies and legs torn apart.
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Madness takes over Lebanon.
Militants are fighting in the streets of Beirut. Military guns are on both sides. What is the prospect of such a situation. Aren't the Lebanese fed-up with wars?

23 November 2007
Lebanese President Emile Lahoud left the Baabda presidential palace without handing over the power to a new president. This is the first time since independence in 1943.

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