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“The army command has just announced it is reinstating Wafiq Shuqair as the head of airport security and will investigate Hizbullah’s communications network ‘without harming the resistance’, asking for the withdrawal of all armed men and the reopening of the streets,” reports In the Middle of the East about the government's decisions that started the current crisis in Lebanon.
Looking for the 50 top Algerians? “Jeune Afrique has run an nice special on the 50 people who make Algeria what it is — politicians, policemen, generals, business people, cultural luminaries, and others,” writes Alle, at the Maghreb Politics Review.
“Annouss has been keeping track of Hillary Clinton’s visit in Morocco,” notes Alle, from the Maghreb Politics Review.
From Bahrain, Suhail Algosaibi posts a vlog on how he helped his son get over his fear of dogs - and how he made his own fear of dogs worse.
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Game over. Iran’s “Gaza Strip II” succeeded.
I wish they would, but strongly believe that Wafiq Shuqair will continue to allow Iranians weapons to flow into Lebanon (those very weapons that were used against Lebanese!)
And the communication network will stay – it is needed for Hizbullah’s next unprovoked attack on Israel.
Sorry Sunnis, Christians. Your enslavement by Iran is approaching.