Lebanon FM defends Syrian ambassador

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Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs Minister Adnan Mansour told Hezbollah’s Al-Manar television on Thursday that Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon Ali Abdel Karim Ali “has not interfered” in Lebanese affairs.

“The Syrian envoy has not issued any statement that would require us to summon him…or interfered in Lebanese affairs,” Mansour , who is a member of the Amal Movement , a close ally of Hezbollah said.

He added that the envoy “did not make any statement that would violate international agreements.”

“We sense Ali’s strong keenness to preserve ties between Syrian and Lebanon.” Mansour stressed

Mansour also said that Lebanon must play a role in resolving the crisis in Syria.

“Lebanon must contribute to resolving the Syrian crisis with the government in Damascus ,” he said

According to Al-Jumhuriya newspaper, Internal Security Forces Director General Achraf Rifi told the parliamentary committee for human rights last week that “members of the Lebanese security forces assigned to protect the Syrian embassy in Lebanon kidnapped four Syrians [whose family name is Jassem] using embassy vehicles.”

March 14 MP Marwan Hamadeh told Al-Jumhuriya newspaper in an interview published last Thursday that the Syrian Embassy in Lebanon should be closed if it was proven to be involved in the abduction of Syrian nationals in Lebanon.

MP Akram Chehayeb, a member of the National Struggle Front bloc which is headed by MP Walid Jumblatt slammed Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon Ali Abdel Karim Ali last week by saying that “no diplomat has the right to interfere in a case that is now in the hands of the relevant [Lebanese] judiciary,” in reference to the disappearance of Shebli al-Aysami , a former Syrian VP and the co-founder of the Baath party who went missing in the town of Aley shortly after arriving in Lebanon on a visit to his daughter .

Hezbollah and Amal are staunch allies of Syria and have been supportive of the Syrian regime in its crackdown against the pro-democracy protesters . Over 3000 Syrians have been killed by the Syrian security forces, mostly civilians.

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9 responses to “Lebanon FM defends Syrian ambassador”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar

    Oh no … it wasn’t the Embassy … it was the Lebanese protecting it, and working for Assad who did a kidnapping … and we have to be as keen as Ali to preserve those ties with Syria – even if we thought we got rid of the bastards after the too-long occupation. Nothing better than being tied to an anti-democratic killing regime.

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    Oh no … it wasn’t the Embassy … it was the Lebanese protecting it, and working for Assad who did a kidnapping … and we have to be as keen as Ali to preserve those ties with Syria – even if we thought we got rid of the bastards after the too-long occupation. Nothing better than being tied to an anti-democratic killing regime.

  3. shankarees Avatar
    shankarees

    What a piece of sh*t is this FM?!  He should hang from his balls.

  4. shankarees Avatar
    shankarees

    What a piece of sh*t is this FM?!  He should hang from his balls.

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    What a piece of sh*t is this FM?!  He should hang from his balls.

  6. Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs Minister Adnan Mansour said among other things that Lebannon should play a role in resolving the Syrian Crisis… 
    Mr. Mansour!!! it is becoming so clear that any supporters for the Syrian regime, Amal, and Hezbollah are so comical that it is not funny any more…
    Out of respect to the Website and Lebanon I will refrain from using few words… The fact is that as Lebanese officials, your duty is to find ways to fix the million broken things in Lebanon first… REMEMBER!!! Your title is (Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs Minister ), and not an Assad’s ass kissing schmut.  

  7. Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs Minister Adnan Mansour said among other things that Lebannon should play a role in resolving the Syrian Crisis… 
    Mr. Mansour!!! it is becoming so clear that any supporters for the Syrian regime, Amal, and Hezbollah are so comical that it is not funny any more…
    Out of respect to the Website and Lebanon I will refrain from using few words… The fact is that as Lebanese officials, your duty is to find ways to fix the million broken things in Lebanon first… REMEMBER!!! Your title is (Lebanon’s Foreign Affairs Minister ), and not an Assad’s ass kissing schmut.  

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