Marada brands the FPM-LF Alliance as a ‘Christian Sykes-Picot Agreement’

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aoun geagea 100The Marada Movement branded the Free Patriotic Movement-Lebanese Forces alliance as a “Christian Sykes-Picot Agreement” aimed at eliminating the other Christian political forces in the country.

“Their agreement is a Christian Sykes-Picot aimed at splitting gains between the FPM and the LF and attempting to impose what resembles a ‘political mandate’ on the Christian arena,” a Marada official who was not named was quoted as telling ad-Diyar newspaper in remarks published Thursday.

The Sykes-Picot Agreement was named after British diplomat Mark Sykes and French diplomat, François Georges-Picot.
It was a secret 1916 agreement between Britain and France and Russia ( as a minor party).
The agreement allocated to Britain control of areas roughly comprising the coastal strip between the Mediterranean Sea and the River Jordan, Jordan, southern Iraq, and an additional small area that included the ports of Haifa and Acre, to allow access to the Mediterranean. France got control of southeastern Turkey, northern Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Russia was to get Istanbul, the Turkish Straits and Armenia. The agreement effectively divided the Ottoman Arab provinces outside the Arabian peninsula into areas of British and French control and influence.

“They are trying to monopolize the Christian arena and prevent the emergence of a significant bloc that opposes them,” the official added.

“This exclusionary scheme will not be allowed to happen and it will be confronted,” the Marada official vowed.

“The FPM and the LF are seeking to implement the winner-takes-all system in the regions that they think are their strongholds while seeking to implement proportional representation in regions where they are weak,” the official charged.

The official pointed out that “ Marada chief Suleiman Franjieh who is not at all worried about winning e the parliamentary seats dedicated to the Zgharta district is keen on securing the best possible circumstances for the other Christian parties to engage in fair elections, from Akkar to Jezzine and from Zahle to Mount Lebanon.”

Like president Aoun Franjieh is allied with Hezbollah

The Marada official also stressed that Hezbollah will likely reject “any electoral law that threatens its Christian allies and friends who are not part of the FPM -LF agreement,” noting that “Hezbollah has no interest in seeing (LF leader) Samir Geagea winning a large number of Christian political seats under the excuse of his alliance with (President Michel) Aoun.”

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217 responses to “Marada brands the FPM-LF Alliance as a ‘Christian Sykes-Picot Agreement’”

  1. Why doesn’t the Christian parties unite for the good of the country?
    Enough of Feudalism and assassinations we don’t live in the Middle Ages.

    1. Says the woman sipping tea in Toronto.

      1. sipping Arabic coffee in Quebéc

        1. And you are dictating to Lebanese? Geez.

          1. If you don’t know what to say, shut up.

          2. don’t be rude, please

          3. I wish.. one post; take your meds is not a discussion, two postes of take your meds is stupid.

          4. The problem is that this creature wants to dictate to the whole world. Well, that’s not entirely untypical for a mental patient. 🙂

      2. There are more Lebanese living outside of Lebanon (8-14 million with 60 million immediate descendants), than within (4 million) and you picked on one individual for living in Quebec? You should actually pray that they do not come back to Lebanon lest their spit will create a tsunami wiping Israel from existence. 😉

        1. The meds. Take them. They will help you. I promise.

          1. Did my reply make you go cry a bushel to maami? Don’t be scared Babby you can run south to Saudi Arabia they will welcome you with open arms those filthy arabs cousins of yours.

          2. Dr. Rabinowitz should definitely up your meds. But it won’t make you any happier, smarter or more popular. Sorry.

          3. What would you do without all those Nazis on the internet to copypaste? I bet you’d have to find an actual job. 🙂

          4. Isn’t that the same Joo from your Nazi copypaste? The one controlling Obama, or whatever? 🙂

          5. You make no sense..anyway.. would some more ancient pictures?
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jxTseoru6g

          6. There are no women in dresses after Zionism? Oy vey, I must have missed it. 🙂

          7. Zionism created Islamism Palestine was the most progressive entity in the Middle East. Wahhabi were afraid of Palestine.

          8. Zionism stole the porridge you were born with instead of a brain and replaced it with dog shit. I personally think it was unfair to the dog, but ’em Zionists have no morality, that’s common knowledge.

          9. Typical Zionist language, meaning nothing at all beside Zionists education.

            “Citing the Torah, Jewish rabbi calls for Genocide against Palestinians, urging Jews to “show them no mercy”.(SALEM, Ore.) – “All of the Palestinians must be killed; men, women, infants, and even their beasts” Rabbi Yisrael Rosen, the director of the Tsomet Religious Institute, relentlessly stated – issuing a religious edict permitting the genocide of Palestinians.

            “Annihilate the Amalekites from the beginning to the end. Kill them and wrest them from their possessions. Show them no mercy. Kill continuously, one after the other… Leave no child, plant, or tree. Kill their beasts, from camels to donkeys…”
            Rosen cited the Torah, claiming that Amalekites are not a specific race. He came to the conclusion that Jewish jurisprudence rules in favor of killing Palestinians in cold blood.”
            http://www.salem-news.com/articles/october212015/palestine-massacre.php

          10. Why Jordan kingdom, South Syria, Lebanon, (also may be Sinai and Hatai and may be North Orabian peninsula) are not geographical? Falestine, fool? Are You not see Orabian occupation failed or not caliphat everywhere?

          11. Precisely.

            Myth #1 – Jews and Arabs have always been in conflict in the region.

            Although Arabs were a majority in Palestine prior to the creation of the state of Israel, there had always been a Jewish population, as well. For the most part, Jewish Palestinians got along with their Arab neighbors. This began to change with the onset of the Zionist movement, because the Zionists rejected the right of the Palestinians to self-determination and wanted Palestine for their own, to create a “Jewish State” in a region where Arabs were the majority and owned most of the land.

            For instance, after a series of riots in Jaffa in 1921 resulting in the deaths of 47 Jews and 48 Arabs, the occupying British held a commission of inquiry, which reported their finding that “there is no inherent anti-Semitism in the country, racial or religious.” Rather, Arab attacks on Jewish communities were the result of Arab fears about the stated goal of the Zionists to take over the land.

            After major violence again erupted in 1929, the British Shaw Commission report noted that “In less than 10 years three serious attacks have been made by Arabs on Jews. For 80 years before the first of these attacks there is no recorded instance of any similar incidents.” Representatives from all sides of the emerging conflict testified to the commission that prior to the First World War, “the Jews and Arabs lived side by side if not in amity, at least with tolerance, a quality which today is almost unknown in Palestine.” The problem was that “The Arab people of Palestine are today united in their demand for representative government”, but were being denied that right by the Zionists and their British benefactors.

          12. Then Mohammed Amin al-Husseini came along and disrupted the so called peace.

          13. Correcto mundo: British appointed/supported al-Husseini.

            Loftus also spoke about another prominent member of the Brotherhood, Haj Mohammad Effendi Amin al-Husayni, who was both the organization’s representative in Palestine and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem (a position that was appointed by the British, while Palestine was under British occupation, 1917-48). Before becoming Grand Mufti in 1921, al-Husayni had been a principal organizer of the 1920 “Bloody Passover” massacre of Jews who were praying at Jerusalem’s Wailing Wall.

            While the Grand Mufti’s Nazi connection is widely known, his rise to power was British-Zionist handiwork. Though himself a Jew, Sir Herbert Samuel, the British High Commissioner of the Palestine Mandate and a Zionist (his appointment as High Commissioner was welcomed by the Zionists at the time), appointed al-Husayni in spite of vigorous protests from most Palestinian Arabs, as well as from Jewish settlers.http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2013/4031mb_hms.html

          14. That farcical old one liner never read…;-)

          15. You should try reading some of your crap, like reading the whole article instead of using parts.

          16. Then al-Husseini returned the favor by leading the Arab Revolt against the British in the late thirties and fled eventually to Italy and Germany.

          17. “Prior to the establishment of Israel, Jewish terror against the British Mandatory authority and Palestinian Arabs was carried out by two paramilitary organizations that espoused Revisionist Zionist ideologies: Etzel (Irgun) and Lehi (Stern Gang). Both groups reflected the view of Ze’ev Jabotinsky that a sovereign Jewish state ought to be created on both sides of the Jordan River, through violence. Between 1939 and 1942, Etzel carried out 60 terrorist attacks, killing more than 120 Palestinians and maiming hundreds more. In order to hasten British departure from Palestine, Lehi operatives assassinated Lord Moyne, the Minister Resident in the Middle East, on November 6, 1944, in Cairo. On July 26, 1946, explosives planted by Etzel agents leveled the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, the administrative center of the British Mandatory authority, killing 91 Britons and injuring close to 500 people. Lehi’s last terrorist operation ended the life of Swedish Count Folke Bernadotte, the UN mediator, on September 17, 1948, after he had issued a plan that significantly altered the terms of the 1947 UN partition resolution.
            https://riversong.wordpress.com/jewish-israeli-terrorism/
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          18. “Prior to the establishment of Israel, Jewish terror against the British Mandatory authority and Palestinian Arabs was carried out by two paramilitary organizations that espoused Revisionist Zionist ideologies: Etzel (Irgun) and Lehi (Stern Gang). Both groups reflected the view of Ze’ev Jabotinsky that a sovereign Jewish state ought to be created on both sides of the Jordan River, through violence. Between 1939 and 1942, Etzel carried out 60 terrorist attacks, killing more than 120 Palestinians and maiming hundreds more. In order to hasten British departure from Palestine, Lehi operatives assassinated Lord Moyne, the Minister Resident in the Middle East, on November 6, 1944, in Cairo. On July 26, 1946, explosives planted by Etzel agents leveled the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, the administrative center of the British Mandatory authority, killing 91 Britons and injuring close to 500 people. Lehi’s last terrorist operation ended the life of Swedish Count Folke Bernadotte, the UN mediator, on September 17, 1948, after he had issued a plan that significantly altered the terms of the 1947 UN partition resolution”.
            https://riversong.wordpress.com/jewish-israeli-terrorism/
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          19. The Jews were successful as well. Arab attempts of kicking the Brits out weren’t.

          20. Yo got your response sbove. Palestinian were peaceful people, nothing to do with ancient barbarian Huns.
            They didn’t have an army an not accustomed in Warfare..or Zionists armed to the the tPhonemic representation ʔ, a

            Position in alphabet 1

            Numerical value 1

            Alphabetic derivatives of the Phoenician

            Greek

            Α

            Latin

            A

            Cyrillic

            А

            The Phoenician letter is derived from an Egyptian hieroglyph depicting an ox’s head[1] and gave rise to the Greek Alpha (Α), being re-interpreted to express not the glottal consonant but the accompanying vowel, and hence the Latin A and Cyrillic А.

            In phonetics, aleph /ˈɑːlɛf/ originally represented the onset of a vowel at the glottis. In Semitic languages, this functions as a weak consonant allowing roots with only two true consonants to be conjugated in the manner of a standard three consonant Semitic root. In most Hebrew dialects as well as Syriac, the glottal onset represented by Aleph is an absence of a true consonant although a glottal stop ([ʔ]), which is a true consonant, typically occurs as an allophon.

          21. That makes all the difference in the world….LOL. Spring is coming, plant an Israeli Cherry Tomato, you’ll love it.

          22. It’s deleted..it was not intended to you i would never converse with a Zzzzzzzzzz parasite.

          23. That post was about Aramaic not intended to you and was deleted.

          24. I will teach You to write Egyptian hieroglyphs, fool
            ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???????? ???? ???????????? ???? please install Egypt hieroglyphs font https://www.google.com/get/noto/

          25. I’m no a computer nerd

          26. so You miss opportunity to see and use scripts, basics of language, basics of culture. But You can ask someone to help

          27. Truth remains that the Mufti was appointed and supported by the Brits in Palestine.

          28. Glad this gave you a chance to Google stuff up online and learn something. Truth of the matter is that the al-Husseini was appointed and supported in Palestine – which ‘coincidentally’ lead to violence between the Muslims and Jews.

          29. I’m sure….not…..that you have all this crap to memory. However, al-Husseini was jailed by the Brits, pardoned since the gene pool was a little lacking and was a good boy for while. al-Husseini again had to flee for bad behavior and wound up in Germany.

          30. You’d be surprised of the gargantuesque amount of information the brain can store. There again, you have to use more than 0.1% of it to understand. (wink)

            About the Mufti: appointed and supported by the Brits.

          31. Yes he was, however he wore out his welcome twice.

          32. Wearing out his welcome twice is not related to his fomenting violence between the Jews and Muslims in Palestine at three separate occasions.

          33. Also jailed by theBrits, pardoned by the Brits and fled the Brits.

          34. Another straw man argument. The violence between Muslims and Jews in Palestine was instigated by al-Husseini (who was appointed and supported Britain). What he did afterwards is irrelevant to that particular period of time (the violence between Jews and Muslims).

          35. So his appointment by the Brits is justification for his actions……..I see.

          36. Not sure where you read me which such thing.

          37. Of course not.

          38. Show me where. Until then, it remains a speculation.

          39. The moron is a LaRouchie, mind you. That’s the icing on the cake. 🙂

          40. Zionists didn’t want peace they wanted piece of land.

          41. how can be peace established with like You, fool? You are all time in the state of war with Jews and their home Israel

          42. “The Arab people of Palestine are today united in their demand for representative government”, but were being denied that right by the Zionists and their British benefactors.

            The Arabs passed on that chance many times. They were too busy with destroying rather than building.

          43. Nice propaganda. You swallowed good and deep.

            Myth #5 – The Arab nations threatened Israel with annihilation in 1967 and 1973

            The fact of the matter is that …

            Myth #9 – Palestinians reject the two-state solution because they want to destroy Israel.

            In an enormous concession to Israel, Palestinians have long accepted the …

            Read more: http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/06/17/top-ten-myths-about-the-israeli-palestinian-conflict/

          44. On May 14, 1967, Nasser mobilized Egyptian forces in the Sinai; on May 18 he formally requested the removal of the UNEF stationed there; and on May 22 he closed the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping, thus instituting an effective blockade of the port city of Elat in southern Israel. On May 30, King Ḥussein of Jordan arrived in Cairo to sign a mutual defense pact with Egypt, placing Jordanian forces under Egyptian command; shortly thereafter, Iraq too joined the alliance.

            When your borders blockaded by tanks and infantry, the UN kicked out and a blockade of a seaport, then aggression is assured. Israel performed an outstanding military maneuver and left those tanks and infantry with air cover. Simple, yet brilliant.

          45. There was not threat from the Arabs on Israel. That is nothing but propaganda – which you regurgitate masterfully.

            Myth #5 – The Arab nations threatened Israel with annihilation in 1967 and 1973

            … Israelis have also acknowledged that their own rhetoric at the time about the “threat” of “annihilation” from the Arab states was pure propaganda….

            http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/06/17/top-ten-myths-about-the-israeli-palestinian-conflict/

          46. “In June 1967 we again had a choice. The Egyptian army concentrations in the Sinai approaches do not prove that Nasser was really about to attack us. We must be honest with ourselves. We decided to attack him.

            This was a war of self-defence in the noblest sense of the term. The government of national unity then established decided unanimously: We will take the initiative and attack the enemy, drive him back, and thus assure the security of Israel and the future of the nation.”

            If you look at Egypt separately from the coalition they created Egypt’s actions alone may have not been construed as a prelude. Having their coalition poised at their respective borders and having Egypt’s air power, an attack was in the best interest for the security of Israel.

          47. Having a choice and attacking shows there was no threat to begin with. Besides, it was the proven terrorist Menachem Begin behind the 1943 Kind David Hotel bombing who said that.

            Regardless, not sure what you’re mumbling about when the Israelis have admitted to propaganda. You’re only parroting the mainstream/imposed narrative without the slightest critical thinking again.

          48. Having a choice doesn’t mean there was no threat, having a choice means an advantage. I would think that a taking out air power that would cover an armored attack to be quite beneficial. Also, knowing that a coalition was organized with other nations and having their military amass on the borders would also deem a preemptive strike to be quite beneficial. Egypt’s air power was quite expansive and would have been a over whelming force. Israel made the correct decision on Egypt’s air force and made the other attacks by their coalition a failure.

          49. And off you go to more mumbling. There was no threat – this was/is confirmed.

            “Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin acknowledged that “In June 1967, we again had a choice. The Egyptian army concentrations in the Sinai approaches do not prove that Nasser was really about to attack us. We must be honest with ourselves. We decided to attack him.”

            “Yitzhak Rabin, who would also later become Prime Minister of Israel, admitted in 1968 that “I do not think Nasser wanted war. The two divisions he sent to the Sinai would not have been sufficient to launch an offensive war. He knew it and we knew it.”

            “General Chaim Herzog, commanding general and first military governor of the occupied West Bank following the war, admitted that “There was no danger of annihilation. Israeli headquarters never believed in this danger.

            “General Ezer Weizman similarly said, “There was never a danger of extermination. This hypothesis had never been considered in any serious meeting.

            Chief of Staff Haim Bar-Lev acknowledged, “We were not threatened with genocide on the eve of the Six-Day War, and we had never thought of such possibility.

            Israeli Minister of Housing Mordechai Bentov has also acknowledged that “The entire story of the danger of extermination was invented in every detail, and exaggerated a posteriori to justify the annexation of new Arab territory..”

          50. You forgot to read the next line of Begin’s speech: “This was a war of self-defence in the noblest sense of the term. The government of national unity then established decided unanimously: We will take the initiative and attack the enemy, drive him back, and thus assure the security of Israel and the future of the nation.

            You also negate the coalition Nasser formed and was prepped for battle. By taking out the biggest air force, any ground campaign would lose an advantage.

            Is a General in any Army admit to annihilation or extermination……I think not. With the Egyptian Air Force neutralized it became a Six Day War and nothing more.

          51. You’re cherry picking; and a very bad cherry that is: Begin was behind the terrorist bombing of the King David Hotel. Dozens of other Israeli officials attested there was no threat or preparation for battle. He made the choice to attack because he is a degenerate inbred.

            Show me where I negated Nasser’s coalition. There was no preparation for battle – this is something was/is confirmed. You continue to parrot the narrative you have been fed and are comfortable with.

            Who gives a shit what you (or me) thinks? Facts are facts: there was no preparation for battle, there was no threat and this is confirmed by the Israelis.

          52. The King David Hotel has little if anything to do with the decisions made during the Six Day War.

            I’m not playing show and tell, try a kindergarten classroom.

            No prep for battle? I suppose the Egyptian Divisions were planted for a summer bloom or the Iraqis joined the coalition to snip the blooms. Charming.

          53. When dozens of Israeli officials attested that there was no preparation for war, destruction, annihilation and you continue, lamentably, to show otherwise in quoting a proven terrorist, you have zero credibility.

            The creation of Israel was/is an imperialistic endeavor to control the ME. It was/is done so with lies and bullets; not diplomacy. The strongest/fittest won; I get it. Let’s just drop the non-sensical propaganda and horse shit: that the Palestinians, Arabs and the ME were/are in fault.

          54. Israel was already prepared for war (that’s what militaries do) and the actions of Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Iraq combined made the decision for a preemptive strike on the Egyptian air force for the purpose of a secure Israel. It worked quite well.

          55. As long as you convince yourself or your own delusion; that is what matters. I’ll stick to historical records and facts.

          56. Charming. Still trying to find a legitimate Rabin quote. I found one reference to the Egyptian Army build up and it was 7 divisions, not two, with 75000 Syrians and 55000 Jordanians and some Iraqi tanks and infantry. I will also deal with facts.

          57. From what I recall, Rabin said so (that Egypt didn’t want war) in an interview in Paris. Regardless, the 1967 war was used as a pretext for Israel to steal more lands in the ME. Just like they tried but failed in Lebanon.

          58. You recall??? How sweet.

          59. Are you a she?

          60. Are you an “it”???

          61. I never say “How sweet..” (..or effeminate zzzzzzzz’zzzz)

          62. No doubt.

          63. Best comment

          64. I thought you were smarter than that, mate. 🙂

          65. He is… Peace loving Andre is like water on oil (zionazism, islamism, anythingism…)

          66. So he’s the water, while Zionazism is the oil? 🙂
            And what the hell does his waterness have to do with upvoting Arab Nazi Dumbiyad’s moronic comments? 🙂

          67. http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/schizophasiaSchizophasia
            Other speech disturbance
            ICD-10 R47.8
            ICD-9 784.5
            In the mental health field, schizophasia, commonly referred to as word salad, is confused, and often repetitious, language that is symptomatic of various mental illnesses.[1]
            It is usually associated with a manic presentation and other symptoms of serious mental illnesses, such as psychosis, including schizophrenia. It is characterized by an apparently confused usage of words with no apparent meaning or relationship attached to them. In this context, it is considered to be a symptom of a formal thought disorder. In some cases schizophasia can be a sign of asymptomatic schizophrenia; e.g. the question “Why do people believe in God?” could elicit a response consisting of a series of words commonly associated with religion or prayer but strung together with no regard to language rules.

          68. thank You for propagation links i was posted, but i was posted link to schizophazia for You
            Repetitive “Zionists” “Khazars” etc is example

          69. Last year. Fool

          70. You can use it, share, “smart” one

          71. Y K is now YaLibnan self-declared Mod. ;))

          72. And then Mohammed Amin al-Husseini came along.

          73. He didn’t come, the Zionist came….

          74. Oh yes he did you cranky old one liner you.

          75. Parroting..

          76. Rabinowitz? What is that name? A jewish polish hybrid immigrant? He’ll be back soon to his homeland Poland ;P

          77. While he spent ten years in school learning how to heal people, you watch anime porn and dream of genocide. Soooooo, there’s that.

          78. Hmmmmmm. Empty pride and prejudice…

          79. You read Jane Austin?;)

          80. “There are more Lebanese living outside of Lebanon (8-14 million with 60 million immediate descendants)”, they will be back soon to their homeland that to say if they finde any space to live among all the arabs in Lebanon….

          81. “The only prospect that holds hope for us is the carving up of Syria… It is our task to prepare for that prospect. All else is a purposeless waste of time.”

            Zionist militant Zeév Jabotinsky, From “We and Turkey” in Di Tribune, November 30, 1915

            “We should prepare to go over to the offensive. Our aim is to smash Lebanon, Trans-Jordan, and Syria. The weak point is Lebanon, for the Muslim regime is artificial and easy for us to undermine. We shall establish a Christian state there, and then we will smash the Arab Legion, eliminate Trans-Jordan, and Syria will fall to us.”

            Oded Yinon, 1982. From “The Zionist Plan for the Middle East”

            “Regime change is, of course, our goal both in Lebanon and Syria. We wrote long ago that there are three ways to achieve it- the dictator chooses to change; he falls before his own unhappy people; or if he poses a threat to the outside, the outside takes him out…”
            -Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA), From strategy paper #474 “Priorities in Lebanon & Syria”, March 2, 2005.

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          82. What if the “Jews” who “planed” it were “Semitic”? Would you feel better about it, numbskull? 🙂

          83. Semitic Jews were used by Khazar from Turkic Slavic origin, no links to the Middle East.

          84. This isn’t the question I asked, retard. Are you blind in addition to being clinically dumb?

          85. “What if the “Jews” who “planed” it were “Semitic”? Would you feel better about it, numbskull? :-)” Is a question! You got the answer, “clinically dumb”

          86. You sound cryptic with your what if “Jews” who “planned” it were “Semitic”.

            Is HebAlba questioning whether Jews are Semites? She would you feel much better if the whole world was made of Jews….

          87. Only reacting to her (its?) moronic comments, and pointing out to the fact that the Joo-haters’ obsession with the “Khazar theory” makes no sense, since their hatred doesn’t really depend on where the Jooz originate from.

          88. The obsession with the “Khazar theory” is used in order to prevent to be categorized as practicing antisemitism.

          89. true, thank You

          90. Yep, Keitel was a regular synagogue-goer. Every Sabbath at sunset, like clockwork. After they hanged him at Nuremberg, they found a copy of the Talmud in his cell. 🙂

          91. German Jews fought in WW1. In WW2, Hitler initially wanted to fight the Bolsheviks till the Zionist World Movement declared War on Germany in the name of all German Jews living IN Germany who had nothing to do with Zionism

          92. “Khazar theory” for brainwashed Ninemals nono.

            Lets talk about the word “Jew”.
            It was never in the Bible. Je­sus Christ referred to himself as a “Judean” and by contemporary historians as a “Judean”, neither did the inscription on the cross “King of the Jews” ever appear or ever entertained by anyone in the time of Pontius Pilate, officially or personally, the inhabitants of Judea were “Judeans”.

            “Jew” appeared only after the 1700’s.
            The 18th century editions of the ‘New Testament’ in English are the Rheims Edition and the King James authorized edition.
            The Rheims translation of the “New Testament” in English was first printed in 1582, but the word “Jew” did not appear.
            The King James authorized translation of the New Testament in English begun in 1604 and first published in 1611, the word Jew did not appear either.
            The word“Jew” appeared in both well known editions in their 18th century revised version for the first time.

            Prior to the 18th century the “J” in “Jew” was pronounced “Y” as in the Middle East.
            Jesus in Arabic: Yassuh Judean: Yahud
            Judeans: Yahudin.

            The new pronunciation was established by the Khazarian Zionists to fit into their needs of establishing a non-existent foundation for the New World Order.
            The present word “Jew” was established/acquired only after the 18th century.

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          93. antisemitism is a misnomer… Arabs are semites as well.

          94. antisemitic and semitic are not antonyms please do not distort the essence

          95. I do not hate the jews. My right hand man I picked at work from amongst 50 other engineers is a jew. Do not give me that empty rhetoric of Orabian hate jews. Zionists stole everything… Starting with land and semitic culture, all the way to falafel, hummus and tabbouli. ;P A Kraut German jew who used to eat Leberknödelsuppe is now eating hummus in Palestine… How could that be right?

          96. Are You idiot? i’m trying to help You to restore Your culture basics, i don’t understand how You are not supporting Aramaic, may be language of Your great-grandmother but seems You are not interested, or may be Your great-grandmother of great-grandmother of great-grandmother was writing Phoenician?

          97. Exactly… The Latin alphabet IS my ancestors alphabet (aleph and bet) 😉

          98. may be You are wrong and it was Ugaritic?

          99. Do you know that the letters YHWH were found as inscription in Ugarit?

          100. ????????????????? please install Ugaritic font and use it https://www.google.com/get/noto/

          101. Talking about YHWH

            Following 70 years of intensive excavations in the Land of Israel, archaeologists have found out: The patriarchs’ acts are legendary stories, we did not sojourn in Egypt or make an exodus, we did not conquer the land. Neither is there any mention of the empire of David and Solomon. Those who take an interest have known these facts for years, but Israel is a stubborn people and doesn’t want to hear about it

            This is what archaeologists have learned from their excavations in the Land of Israel: the Israelites were never in Egypt, did not wander in the desert, did not conquer the land in a military campaign and did not pass it on to the 12 tribes of Israel. Perhaps even harder to swallow is that the united monarchy of David and Solomon, which is described by the Bible as a regional power, was at most a small tribal kingdom. And it will come as an unpleasant shock to many that the God of Israel, YHWH, had a female consort and that the early Israelite religion adopted monotheism only in the waning period of the monarchy and not at Mount Sinai.

            Most of those who are engaged in scientific work in the interlocking spheres of the Bible, archaeology and the history of the Jewish people—and who once went into the field looking for proof to corroborate the Bible story—now agree that the historic events relating to the stages of the Jewish people’s emergence are radically different from what that story tells.

            What follows is a short account of the brief history of archaeology, with the emphasis on the crises and the big bang, so to speak, of the past decade. The critical question of this archaeological revolution has not yet trickled down into public consciousness, but it cannot be ignored.

            http://individual.utoronto.ca/mfkolarcik/jesuit/herzog.html

          102. from Ha’aretz Magazine,
            Friday, October 29, 1999) LOL

          103. What is ‘LOL’?

          104. lol google it but what is Ha’aretz Magazine???

          105. Earlier, I said that I didn’t call you an idiot but you may force me to take it back.

            Ha’aretz is a medium that reports news, information, etc. The content is by Prof. Ze’ev Herzog who teaches in the Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at Tel Aviv University. He took part in the excavations of Hazor and Megiddo with Yigael Yadin and in the digs at Tel Arad and Tel Be’er Sheva with Yohanan Aharoni. He has conducted digs at Tel Michal and Tel Gerisa and has recently begun digging at Tel Yaffo. He is the author of books on the city gate in Palestine and its neighbors and on two excavations, and has written a book summing up the archaeology of the ancient city.

          106. noo noo, Masada, Gamla?
            +city gate in Falestine+ всё с тобой ясно

          107. I learned Judaic tribes came from Yemen then to Canaan, the Sea people were already in Canaan,

          108. saudians, egyptians, zoabians:) are not see people (plishtim)
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-evIyrrjTTY

          109. I will see the video tomorrow.. looks funny
            it’s midnight here..

          110. in video author was tried to be correct, exact, with historical events, with all this fightings

          111. Awfully funny;))

          112. Good one

          113. Considering that Judaism was never heard of before and that it was Pharisaism (which became Talmudism then Medieval Rabbisn and finally Modern Rabbinism), the terminology ‘Judaic’ is not accurate. Regardless, it is true that the homeland is in fact in Yemen. ‘Judaism’ is very much a religion of Arabic origin. Dr. Ezzat’s Egypt knew no Pharaoh nor Israelites depicts it best. p.s. Moses (who’s real Arabic name was Moussa) was Egyptian.

          114. “Netanyahu and the Trump attempt to create a Falsetinian state in Sinai” https://twitter.com/ayoobkara/status/831400751066923009

          115. Aleph Beth is also Hebrew aphabetThis article is about the Semitic letter. For other uses, see Aleph (disambiguation).

            This article is about the Semitic letter. For other uses, see Aleph (disambiguation).

            Alef Bet → Phoenician Alef Hebrew אm Aramaic Syriac ܐm ArabicThis article is about the Semitic letter. For other uses, see Aleph (disambiguation).

            Alef Bet →
            Phoenician
            Alef
            Hebrew
            א
            Aramaic
            Syriac
            ܐ

          116. please install semitic fonts and use them (Aramaic-Syriac, Phoenician also can Ugaritic ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????, Samaritan:)

          117. Not Ugarite Samaritan …First thing first, fool

          118. ???????????

          119. “How could that be right?”, simply because it is a lie.

            A German who use to eat Leberknödelsuppe will continue to eat Leberknödelsuppe.

            If you do not hate the jews how come that it’s so important to you to point out A Kraut German jew who used to eat Leberknödelsuppe is now eating hummus?

            You find hummus allover the European Union – personally I prefer the Egyptian made hummus.

          120. jadal byzante…

          121. Said the garlic Lebanese Arab….

          122. Garlic is an antibiotic.

          123. more jadal byzante… If you know its meaning but I doubt it.

          124. ‘Israel’s obsession with hummus is about more than stealing Palestine’s food’
            It means Zionist Russians East Europeans Slavic eating Hummus. Alzheimer!!!
            “You find hummus allover the European Union – personally I prefer the Egyptian made hummus”.
            You can find hummus all over European Union because Zionist stole all, and sells them all over the European Union.

            “When Israel expelled hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their villages and homes in 1948, many left with little more than the clothes on their back. Food was left on the stove. Crops were left unharvested. But the land emptied of its inhabitants was soon occupied by new residents.

            From 1948 to 1953, almost all new Jewish settlements were established on refugees’ property. The myth of making the desert bloom is belied by the facts: in mid-1949, two-thirds of all land sowed with grain in Israel was Palestinian land. In 1951, “abandoned” land accounted for nearly 95 per cent of all Israel’s olive groves and almost 10,000 acres of vineyards.

            During these early years, many Palestinian refugees attempted to return to their lands. By 1956, as many as 5,000 so-called “infiltrators” had been killed by Israeli armed forces, the vast majority of them looking to return home, recover possessions, or search for loved ones. Palestinian women and children who crossed the frontier to gather crops were murdered.

            The Nakba in 1948 was the settler colonial conquest of land and the displacement of its owners, a dual act of erasure and appropriation. Citing “reasons of state”, Israel’s first premier David Ben-Gurion appointed a Negev Names Committee to remove Arabic names from the map. By 1951, the Jewish National Fund’s “Naming Committee” had “assigned 200 new names”. But it did not stop with dynamite and new maps.

            The Zionist colonisation of Palestine has also included culture, notably cuisine. This is the context for the so-called “hummus wars”: it is not about petty claims and counterclaims, rather, the story is one of colonial, cultural appropriation and resistance to those attempts.

            In the decades since the establishment of the State of Israel on the ruins and ethnically cleansed lands of Palestine, various elements of the indigenous cuisine have been targeted for appropriation: falafel, knafeh, sahlab and, of course, hummus.

            http://www.thenational.ae/opinion/comment/israels-obsession-with-hummus-is-about-more-than-stealing-palestines-food

          125. It’s disgusting how you go from hummus to one of your raciist rants. Let’s see how good/bad you are……try “corn”.

          126. A stupid diverting from truth have Zero values…when you have nothing to say you go Zzzzzzzzzz.

          127. Explain how my the Article is anti-Semitic.
            You Zionist thieves and Gangsters are more than ‘disgusting’

            “Israel’s obsession with hummus is about more than stealing Palestine’s food’

            When Israel expelled hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their villages and homes in 1948, many left with little more than the clothes on their back. Food was left on the stove. Crops were left unharvested. But the land emptied of its inhabitants was soon occupied by new residents.

            “From 1948 to 1953, almost all new Jewish settlements were established on refugees’ property. The myth of making the desert bloom is belied by the facts: in mid-1949, two-thirds of all land sowed with grain in Israel was Palestinian land. In 1951, “abandoned” land accounted for nearly 95 per cent of all Israel’s olive groves and almost 10,000 acres of vineyards.”

          128. Buongiorno! This article is about 1948.. i’m not in the mood for bs
            This morning i will introduce you to Bellini Casta Diva, have a nice day bambino
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiGpm56Bi8s

          129. sorry i can not see video, my laptop system is not updated

          130. Prego, how can you see the beautiful underwater world?

          131. videos here in yalibnan comments not work for me, my browser not updated
            i can see videos outside yalibnan

          132. OK i will delete

          133. But do you like Opera or just Egyptian hieroglyph etc…

          134. Let me guess, you have commented on hummus and falafel, and ended up in the crossfire of the falafels origin?
            The eternal claim that Falafel has Lebanese roots, not Egyptian roots….
            https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/78725a9f039667a2656dfe223ae286b588130dd004b13ae95894206a09914fab.jpg Mohammad Albaghdadi, 26, formt jede Fafafel frisch, von Hand. (Foto: Elisa Britzelmeier)
            https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/15b170c7dd49886e27134960b9b1fef6980485c615b9c9b44f761aa97b439d71.jpg
            Falafel Dream (2010) imbiss.

            The Lebanese Abou-Chaker-Mafia Clan using the falafel and hummus imbiss as a money laundry outlets.

            It has been speculated that the bankruptcy (some four years ago) of Malmo’s Falafel No 1 chain has gone bankrupt, for the same reasons – perhaps the same owners, the Lebanese Abou-Chaker-Mafia Clan.
            Unpaid invoices, tax-liabilities and Suspicions of tax fraud Became too much…

          135. “Phoenician was a language originally spoken in the coastal Mediterranean region then called “Canaan” in Phoenician, Arabic, Greek, and Aramaic, “Phoenicia” in Greek and Latin, and “Pūt” (purple) in the Egyptian language. It is a part of the Canaanite subgroup of the Northwest Semitic languages. Other members of the family are Hebrew, Ammonite, Moabite and Edomite. [3][4]

            The area where Phoenician was spoken includes modern-day Lebanon, coastal Syria, coastal northern Israel, parts of Cyprus and, at least as a prestige language, some adjacent areas of Anatolia.[5] It was also spoken in the area of Phoenician colonization along the coasts of the southwestern Mediterranean Sea, including those of modern Tunisia, Morocco, Libya and Algeria as well as Malta, the west of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, the Balearic Islands and southernmost Spain.”

            Nothing to do with Khazarian Slavic and Ashkenazim European, except Malta, the west of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, the Balearic Islands and southernmost Spain.

          136. fool, may be YOU can see and write ????????????????-???????????????? (cnan berut) on your PC???
            WHY YOU CAN NOT WRITE PHOENICIAN OR SYRIAC f.e. sorry for caps lock??????

          137. WHY I CAN’T ??????? BECAUSE I DON’T HAVE????????????????-???????????????? (cnan berut) on my PC foooool !!!

          138. don’t be lazy and stupid, install font from here https://www.google.com/get/noto/ or You have no relation to Lebanon?

          139. I am Lebanese who are you Fool ? <

          140. If You Lebanese so start learn Phoenician ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????? ????????????
            ???????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????? ????????????
            ???????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????

            ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
            ???????????? ???????????????????????????????? ????????????
            ???????? ???????????????????????????????????????? ????????????
            ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???????????? ????????????????
            ???????????? ???????????? ????????????

            ???????????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ????????????
            ???????????????? ???????????? ???????? ????????????????????
            ????????Are You know what is it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrgi_Tablets

          141. Using Google Noto fonts doesn’t mean you read/write/speak Phoenician.

          142. why i can read and write A BIT and You are not, smart one? I’m not using Google Note fonts i have all fonts installed out of the box in Ubuntustudio http://ubuntustudio.org/

          143. Yes, apparently, you also read/write Egyptian hieroglyphs too. May I recommend you work on your English before moving on to the mastery of Sumerian and Sanskrit?

          144. Egyptian hieroglyphs i can not read, difficult, but i can understand what i write
            I can support Sumerian, Sanskrit i don’t know. Also i’m lazy stupid install South Orabian
            I’m sorry i’m bad in English, not my mother language.
            But what language are You understand, ethological (hierarchy and agression)?

          145. ????????Sumerian(eme-ĝir)

          146. I am deducing your didn’t get it: your English is not the problem; your attitude is. What’s all this Phoenician, Egyptian hieroglyphs, etc writing about?

          147. Again, scripts are basics of languages, languages are basics of culture. Phoenician, Aramaic (not extinct yet!!!) languages are Lebanon culture, what is wrong? You must not use Coptic or hieroglyphs here, but in Egypt why we will not use, Berber in Morocco, Tunisia, Lybia?
            Or You see it like my conspiracy?

          148. There was no before for an again. Either way, I leave you to your dementia.

          149. You are not my doctor, idiot, and i’m not yours. Again because i wrote already this to Hind here

          150. I didn’t call you an idiot. One doesn’t need to be a doctor to detect anomaly with your comments. Unless of course, it’s all part of your modus operandi.

          151. Can i call You (O)megahell? Please nothing wrong with idiot, You can read Dostoevsky

          152. Ah yes, my apologies. You asked me this question before and I forgot to respond.

            My answer: only if I can call you bellend.

          153. Ah yes, my apologies. You asked me this question before and I forgot to respond. My answer: only if I can call you bellend.

            Dostoevsky is great but I don’t see the relation; again.

          154. Idiot is compliment, Dostoevsky wrote novel “Idiot”
            bellend Dutch звон, You can call me how You want, no damage for me

          155. Haha..that’s a good one, what else did you read from my my favorite writer?

          156. i was read all Dostoevsky but i don’t remember much now –
            Because in much wisdom there is much grief, and increasing knowledge results in increasing pain

          157. I read them all ..and the gambler he wrote in one month is as you say.

          158. Giocatore. Ho avuto questo romanzo anche in italiano

          159. You are Italian? You read Nichollo Machiavelli The Prince all politicians read him. Buona Sera

          160. per me buongiorno) Buona Sera Canada
            i’m not consume, reading books now, i’m a bit writer myself

          161. ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ????
            ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ????

          162. Wou, respect for You, i see Imperial Aramaic alephbeth, are You see also?

          163. Orabians are Semites fool.

          164. What self determination, identification of Orabians, are Arameans, Berbers, Beduins, Zoabians Orabians??? Russians are not semites, Ukrainians are not semites, are Ukrainians Russians or Soviets??? “Semites” is determination by language group, The term Semitic most commonly refers to the Semitic languages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic

          165. The guy in the first cartoon looks like the Saudi king. Arabs are semites 😉

          166. I would not write stupidities on the internet, luckily it’s for YaLibnan usual suspects.

          167. Who’s theory? Russian revisionist Zeev Jabotinsky was Ataturk “Young Turk” editor in 1915 which promoted the Armenian & Assyrian Genocide..Christian on Mount Lebanon starved to death. Stupid niemama.

          168. Matrix obsession; “Refugees knocking on my door”…in the times he was Swedish.
            Now Matrix- Oh Yeah- Niemals-Anno Dazumal are German”..

          169. The zionists subscribing Joos originated from hell but you know that…

          170. Sorry to disappoint you, pal, but the only hell that does exist is on Earth. Arabs should know a thing or two about its whereabouts, as it’s usually smack where they live. 🙂

          171. Matrix “Guest”

          172. No. I’m not questioning, i say Khazar and European Zionists are not Semites.
            The term ‘anti-Semite’ was born in Europe not in the Middle East.

          173. You should read the whole JINSA paper, but here’s the rest of the paragraph you omitted:

            Stage two appears underway, but concerted international action will be required to ensure that the dominoes continue to fall in the direction of freedom and government accountability to the people. There is still tremendous potential for backlash if Iran and Syria don’t reorder their priorities – and reduce their prerogatives – in someone else’s country.

          174. I thought you read only revisionist stuff.

          175. It is so easy to pick a minority loser outlaws… How about the majority successful expats and their descendants? Hmmmmm so convenient to forget those. I, for a short while, thought you were a little above that. But let me say I am disappointed to say the least.

          176. I don’t pick a minority outlaws.
            I don’t care if you are disappointed.

            “How about the majority successful expats – yes say it.

            It appears that Bushido, 34, whose real name is Anis Mohamed Youssef Ferchichi, started off with the first version and ended up with the second one.
            His story is one of someone who was successfully integrated into German society, only to eventually land in a criminal environment.

            The new face of the Arab clan is unshaven.
            He has a broad and somewhat crooked nose, high cheekbones, a broad chin and full lips.

            Many have viewed the German rapper Bushido as an example of successful integration.

            He is tied to an organized crime group in Berlin, however, have muddied the picture and reinforced widespread stereotypes.

            Yes so convenient to forget those….

            Stern discovered it – Arafat Abou-Chaker, a member of a Berlin-based organized crime group with Palestinian-Lebanese roots.

            “Bushido is the Bambi of the Abou-Chakers, their singing cash cow,” the Stern article said. “What the Italian mafia families once were for Chicago, the Abou-Chakers are for Berlin. And Bushido is their Sinatra. A Frank Sinatra in track pants.”

            And now the poster boy for integration is the once again the bad guy.

            So much for the majority successful expats and their descendants….

          177. The meds. Take them. Take your meds.
            Their favorite phrase.

          178. ;-)..

      3. Is “it” a woman? I prefer not to know. 🙂

        1. She is not only a woman… She is gorgeous. It kills you she is not interested in you 😛

          1. Given this creature’s output here, seems like it’s positively obsessed with me. 🙂

            P.S. Not really interested in its looks, pal. My only concern is its hateful idiocy, which is representative of the group it belongs to.

          2. Black or White for you… There are no shades of grey where people disagree with your brainwashed belief system as you remain blind to what really goes on around you but very aware of the ugly reality to which you are a subscriber.
            Here is a piece of news for you that will shake your belief system… Look it up and research it before labeling the jews who discovered the truth self hating.
            The biggest losers of zionism are the silent majority jews. Do your research next door to where you live and answer me this:
            The owners of the real estate in Israel proper… Who are they? How many families own the real estate market? and how are they tied up to zionism while sucking up the bone marrow of the Israeli worker?

          3. Syria is better for You, stupid, You want invest in Syria, welcome

          4. Why the insult? Apparently you know the truth… That is a good beginning for your progress.
            I have nothing to do with Syria… But when things settle, there will be serious money to be made when they decide to rebuild. 😛
            P.S. I won’t insult you back.

          5. i’m sorry i was hurt you, ????????????????????
            thank You interesting in my progress

          6. “Given this creature’s output here, seems like it’s positively obsessed with me. 🙂
            I never look for you i try to avoid you

          7. Well, you obviously suck at this, as you suck at everything else. 🙂

          8. Again…

  2. “Unlike Iraq, there is no ‘weapons of mass destruction threat’ to facilitate toppling the Syrian regime. This time a United Nations Tribunal could provide the means, deploying Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri’s murder as the weapon. But like the US show trial to convict Saddam Hussein, the show trial to convict Syria for Hariri’s murder, built by the United Nation’s International Independent Investigation Commission (UNIIIC), has a history of problems.”

    Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA), From strategy paper #474 “Priorities in Lebanon & Syria”.

    1. You are in secret love with jews)

      1. She’s a mental patient. The obsession with the Jooz is just a symptom. :-?)

        1. That’s why you squat on YaLibnan..

          Russian Zionist militant Zeév Jabotinsky, From “We and Turkey” in Di Tribune, November 30, 1915

          “We should prepare to go over to the offensive. Our aim is to smash Lebanon, Trans-Jordan, and Syria. The weak point is Lebanon, for the Muslim regime is artificial and easy for us to undermine. We shall establish a Christian state there, and then we will smash the Arab Legion, eliminate Trans-Jordan, and Syria will fall to us.”,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;)))

          1. 1915???

  3. “March 2, 2005 Several of the UNIIIC’s prime witnesses have admitted to perjury, accusing the US-Israeli backed Lebanese government of bribery and foul play. Witness Hussam Taher Hussam claimed Future Movement MP Saad Hariri (son of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri) offered him $1.3m USD to incriminate top Syrian officials. Witness Ibrahim Michel Jarjoura said he was assaulted and forced to lie by Lebanese Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamade. Star witness Zuhir Ibn Mohamed Said Saddik, who had accused Lebanese President Emile Lahoud and Syrian President Bashar Assad of ordering Hariri’s murder, bragged of earning millions by falsely testifying to the UN Commission.”

    “Though much of their discredited testimony is still included as evidence, both UNIIIC prosecutors Brammertz and Mehlis said that the use of lie detector tests was not an option.””In his country, Mehlis has been rebuked for unethical and unprofessional practices. According to Germany’s Junge Welt magazine, former UN investigator Detlev Mehlis received a $10m USD slush fund to rig the UNIIIC outcome against Syria.”

    “An inquiry by German public TV Zweites Deutsche Fernsehen found that Mehlis had relied on CIA, MI6 and Mossad intelligence in prior investigations,namely the Berlin Disco bombing of the 1980s where Mehlis knowingly used testimony supplied by Arab Mossad agent Mohammad Al Amayra in his case against Libya. Mehlis also relied on NSA intercepts of fake telephone calls that former Mossad officer Victor Ostrovsky revealed were made by Mossad agents, posing as Arab terrorists. The phone calls proved Libyan guilt and justified America’s bombing of Libya.”

  4. A classic case of a viper using a toad to cross the river. Of course, eventually the viper – true to its nature – bites the toad and they both drown. 🙂

    1. Aesop fable was changed from to tortoise.

      1. I like my version better. A tortoise has a positive image which a toad lacks.

        1. “The Scorpion and the Turtle, is to be found interpolated in post-Islamic variants of the Panchatantra.
          In The Scorpion and the Turtle, the turtle drowns the scorpion after the scorpion tries but fails to sting the turtle through its hard shell. The study suggests that the interpolation occurred between the 12th and 13th centuries in the Persian language area and may offer a new starting point for further research on the question of the fable’s origin.”
          https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/ffd4ed491f15f95efa49107e50c6f04ae1d01a047ae130d790e91f9edab20b9b.jpg

  5. In Astana, a one-day delay, opened the second round of negotiations on the settlement of the situation in Syria. The meeting is held under United Nations auspices.

    In addition to States, acting as a truce sponsors – Russia, Turkey and
    Iran – in the capital of Kazakhstan arrived delegation of the Syrian
    regime and the moderate opposition, and the United Nations.

    At
    the head of the opposition representatives is the head of the Islamist
    group “Jaish al-Islam,” Muhammad Alush, who also heads the supreme
    advisory committee opponents of Assad. The delegation headed by the representative of the Syrian regime in the UN Bashar al-Jaafari

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