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Lebanon: Should Egyptians Monitor Syria Borders?

Tuesday, October 17th, 2006 @ 13:20 UTC

by Haitham Sabbah

Countries:: Egypt
Topics:: War & Conflict

Rami believes that to monitored the Syrian borders, Egyptians wouldn't be in Lebanon as Sunnis. They'd be there as proud Arabs guaranteeing peace and love between two Arab countries. But before this proposal could go anywhere, Hezbollah would try to stop it.

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