Lebanon won’t take part in AL’s monitoring mission in Syria

December 24, 2011 ⋅ 4:39 pm ⋅ Post a comment

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Prime Minister Najib Mikati has decided that Lebanon will not take part in the Arab Leagues’s monitoring mission , aimed at ending the nine months of unrest in Syria, Minister of Foreign Affairs Adnan Mansour announced on Saturday .

Mansour told MTV television that Mikati made this decision after consultations with President Michel Suleiman.
adding that the decision is not politically-motivated.

Lebanon’s political scene is bitterly divided between those who support the Syrian regime and those who support the pro- democracy revolt.

More than 6200 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in the uprising against the Syrian regime since mid-March, according to Human rights organizations.

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http://iranaware.blogspot.com/ Iran Aware

Of course not, it would interfere with Hezbollah’s operations already in progress… Whats wrong with this picture?

Anonymous

What it would be is: Hezbollah monitoring themselves — even THEY are not stupid enough(I think) to believe that anybody would believe their results!

http://iranaware.blogspot.com/ Iran Aware

At this point, I wouldn’t put anything past them…
On a lighter side, Hope your holiday season is treating you safe and well

Anonymous

What it would be is: Hezbollah monitoring themselves — even THEY are not stupid enough(I think) to believe that anybody would believe their results!

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