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oh there's nothing to say about democracy in lebanon this. is a nation that we are going into the area office in the nation against everybody who would raise their voices against injustice and oppression who only try to say that there is a political state that builds democracy bring back memories of the year of assassinations what chad said and what many activists have been telling us they're talking about the post 2005 period in lebanon which began with the killing of the former prime minister. and then a series of killings of politicians activists journalists people really opposed to syria and its allies in lebanon hezbollah hezbollah of course denying any role in those murders but the situation here is people are afraid they're afraid of what is to come they are seeing that they're seeing this killing as a method as a method to silence. now israel's begun demolishing a bed one village in the occupied west bank for the 2nd time in just 3 months rights groups say israel wants to displace an entire palestinian community to make way for all th

social and political history he was well known for his criticism of his bala slim was in southern lebanon where his family lost contact with him on wednesday for more let's go live to beirut al-jazeera. is the tell us more about what happened zain or who would want slim dead and why. looking on slieve was shot in the head 4 times and shot in his back that's according to the official news agency this is being called a targeted killing there has been no claim of responsibility as of yet but his family has reached a verdict his sister is telling the media that she believes her brother was killed because of his views because of his opinion he was a prominent activist a very fierce critic of hezbollah the iran backed group which holds political power in lebanon she stopped short of pointing the finger and saying hezbollah but what she did tell us is that she believes the ruling party was responsible she's not even calling for an investigation because many here in lebanon believe both the judiciary as well as the security agencies they're politicized and the truth will never be revealed in a co

the vaccination campaign against coronavirus in lebanon has begun but experts warn a patchwork response will keep the country stuck in tragedy i'm certain of what they're reporting from beirut. and from street parties to silence how brazilians are trying to fill the void left by the cancellation of this year is a carnival. hello thanks for joining us me and more as deposed leader a detention has been extended 2 weeks after the army seized power in a coup there is heavy military presence in the gone as nationwide protests calling for release ensure their 10th day tens of thousands have been on the streets denouncing the coup. has been criminally charged her lawyer says she is set to appear in court on wednesday let's get an update scott heide lawyer will join us scott is monitoring the situation from bangkok in neighboring thailand scott 1st of all are we hearing anything more about. that a no other than the fact that this arraignment this hearing i should say it has been pushed back until wednesday and since and we hear from her attorney who actually turned up a court and some some othe

even be troops and lebanon itself. course there has been quite a lot of structural damages and a lot of it has been dealt with there were number of fingers a lot of them have been real dog in the process of process of healing how well resteal have a lot dozens of missing persons from that period we have a number of victims says you know we have over 50000 jobs. up 270000 jobs that have been lost as a result of the explosion and we have a lot of challenges when it comes to people's lives which are a 'd place of the law of course right in addition to that there are no insurance when it comes to housing jumps nor saving success because they had all the economy is right there you just you can always just guesswork you're going to try to sound very good that widespread corruption i was blamed by many felt for many of the country's problems in the big splash and even prompted the government to resign so how far has lebanon's political rebuilding project got. so i can say from $1.00 to $10.00 aspect that the country is really

but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. but it could he is a clinical psychologist and joins us from beirut what's your explanation for so many doctors leaving the country. when several factors of course have in fact that the citizens of these professionals starting with the devaluation of the lebanese town towards the dollar so the income that they used to make is you know now peanuts but i think the biggest decision really came after debate with lost in august when it's really had security and the security of their families and some of them they had they clinics destroyed the hospitals you have 7 hospitals that were destroyed family homes i think this is what push people over the at and then they decided to leave unfortunately so it comes down to not just the financial but also the distrust in the government is that is that also where this distrust comes from is as far as taking a vaccine. and this this does is it is a minor word actually for what people she in towards the government. but yet it's it's not only at this jo

but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. but as it could he is a clinical psychologist and joins us from beirut what's your explanation for so many doctors leaving the country. while several factors of course have in fact that the citizens of these professionals starting with the devaluation of the lebanese town towards the dollar so the income that they used to make is you know now peanuts but i think the biggest decision really came after that made with blast in august when it's really hit security and the security of their families and some of them they had they clinics destroyed their hospitals you have 7 hospitals that were destroyed family homes i think this is what pushed people over the at and then they decided to leave unfortunately so it comes down to you know not just the financial but also the distrust in the government is that is that also where this distrust comes from is as far as taking a vaccine. and this this does is it is a minor word actually for what differentiates towards the government. but yet it's it

the vaccination campaign against coronavirus in lebanon has begun but experts warn a patchwork response will keep the country stuck in tragedy i'm santa for the reporting from beirut also from street parties to silence brazilians are trying to fill the void left by the cancellation of this year's carnival those stories after the break. and the moment where the quiet the winds dropped down the sheer miles moralists appeared in the forecast for monday and more suddenly picking up over the saudi's arabia iran levant looking ok but you can see obviously it's not true in turkey western turkey that knollys picking up and that's going to spin up a low in the eastern med which will unfortunately make pretty poor weather for north and levant rain strong winds snow from lebanon northwards i think is quite likely by the time we get to when saying that a whole lot will spread across mostly as rain through iraq with a bit of flash flooding quite possible in baghdad but that's wednesday now we'll follow it on thursday tomorrow leave it from there and jump sas to a potential development still in the s

lebanon is a nationwide code 1000 vaccination program is underway for shots of the pfizer vaccine were given to health workers on sunday the world bank has helped the crisis hit country to fund the purchases said huldah has this report. and. it's a start to end the coronavirus pandemic but the battle is far from over the elderly and health care workers have been on the front lines of this fight i the 1st in line to get the vaccine lebanon has seen some of the region's highest cases and deaths and now in january almost everybody every person has a family member or relative what a friend that has acquired of it my photos of a quote covered both of them. no i'm secure but we feel it now in our homes but not everyone is convinced about the vaccines the public is showing hesitancy so far $500000.00 lebanese have signed up that's less than 10 percent of the population. i won't take now because there are still a lot of question marks i will wait and see the lack of trust is also because of what many regard a corrupt system. of course i won't take it the fact the government is giving it to us

you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha i'm dead you know also coming up lebanon begins its nationwide coverage 1000 bucks a nation program as it struggles to keep infections down and hospitals are overwhelmed. and paul brennan at london's heathrow airport has a policy of hotel quarantine comes into force. a no show south africa's former president jacob zuma skips a judicial hearing to face charges of corruption we're live in johannesburg. hello thanks for joining us me and mars' deposed leader and sons to choose the tension has been extended 2 weeks after the army seized power in a coup there is heavy military presence in yangon as nationwide protests calling for a suit she's release and they are 10th day tens of thousands have been on the streets denouncing the coup. has been criminally charged in a lawyer says she is set to appear in court on wednesday scot heiler is monitoring the situation for us from bangkok in neighboring thailand so what do we expect to happen on wednesday then. that in right now we don't really know exactly you know this is something that

lebanon's nationwide covert $1000.00 vaccination program is underway bringing with it a sense of hope for the crisis hit country but with vaccine hesitancy running high and uncertainty over the supply of migrants it's feared that immunization could take a long time so to reports now from beirut. it's a start to end the coronavirus pandemic but the battle is far from over the elderly and health care workers have been on the front lines of this fight i the 1st in line to get the vaccine lebanon has seen some of the region's highest cases and deaths and now in january almost everybody every person has a family member or a relative what a friend because a coil of it might better have a quote covered but don't. know i'm secure from god but we feel it now and i would hope but not everyone is convinced about the vaccines the public is showing hesitancy so far $500000.00 lebanese have signed up that's less than 10 percent of the population. and i won't take now because there are still a lot of question marks i will wait and see the lack of trust is also because of what many regard a corrupt s

after me ok today the stream team will be bringing you stories from 3 different countries from lebanon from ethiopia and from the united states it will be a fast moving show if you've got comments or questions for i guess get to it jump into the comments section in iti can be part of this discussion we started in lebanon you may remember 6 months ago a huge blast at the beirut airport 200 people more than 200 people were killed thousands injured it so 6 months old house recovery rebuilding who's responsible for this disaster questions that we asked the citizens from lebanon and this is what they told us. more of them along with that thousands of individuals a sense of absence or are all suffering from p.t.s.d. really loved ones crimes some of the. country's imagine being an american yeah. those signs of justice. but one thing is for sure. we will never forget. for justice and all of that will forever be alive what was. the survivors of the votes. to do that now reach more than 135000 people affected by the blast as we move relief to recovery the are refurbishing damaged primary health

the vaccination campaign against coronavirus in lebanon has begun but experts warn a patchwork response will keep the country stuck in tragedy i'm santa for the reporting from beirut. no restrictions for those arriving in the u.k. mandatory hotel quarantines and possible prison time for those with about their travel. no show south africa's former president jacob zuma skips a judicial hearing to face charges of corruption we're live in johannesburg. follow me on mars the pows leader aung san suu cheesed attention has been extended 2 weeks after the army seized power in a coup there is a heavy military presence in young gone as nationwide protests calling for a suit she's released their 10 day tens of thousands of bit on the streets denouncing the coup. she has been criminally charged and her lawyer says she is set to appear in court on wednesday scott heiler is monitoring things from neighboring thailand. this arraignment this hearing i should say has been pushed back until wednesday and we hear heard from her attorney who actually turned up a court and some some other people expecting h

but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. but it could he is a clinical psychologist and joins us from beirut what's your explanation for so many doctors leaving the country. while several factors of course have in fact that the citizens of these professionals starting with the devaluation of the lebanese town towards the dollar so the income that they used to make is you know now peanuts but i think the biggest decision really came after debate with blast in august when it's really hit security and the security of their families and some of them they had they clinics destroyed the hospitals you have 7 hospitals that were destroyed family homes i think this is what pushed people over the at and then they decided to leave unfortunately so it comes down to you know not just the financial but also the distrust in the government is that is that also where this distrust comes from is as far as taking a vaccine. and this this does this is a minor word actually for what differentiated towards the government. but yet it's it's not on

. >>> now, lebanon has received its first shipment of covid-19 vaccines. vaccine arrived saturday evening. the vaccination campaign beginning sunday, and our senior international correspondent ben wedeman is right there on the spot in beirut. obviously good news, these vaccines have arrived, but given the nature and politics of society in lebanon, how to make sure it is all, you know, equitable in distribution. >> reporter: well, we did hear from the vice president of the world bank for the middle east and north africa who tweeted there should be in the process of this campaign of vaccinations here in lebanon, that there should be what is called, he said, no westa, meaning connections here in lebanon. we did hear how the caretaker, lebanese health minister, last night say when the vaccines arrived that the vaccines would be administered on the basis of priority and need, not in terms of sectarian background or anything like that. so certainly the world bank, which is financing these vaccines, is keen to make sure that it goes ahead smoothly. now, we are ri

a longtime activist and critic of hezbollah is killed in lebanon provoking a public outcry. and how climate change is threatening condors the thousands of birds in the lane when the. u.s. president joe biden says he is ending american support for saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons and his 1st foreign policy speech since taking office thought it also spoke about the coup in myanmar and russia's treatment of opposition figures his promise to restore america's leadership in the world and repair alliances that were fractured during the trump. all state department correspondent roseland reports. u.s. president joe biden delivered his 1st foreign policy speech at the state department and made news on the long running war in yemen where saudi and iraqi forces have allegedly targeted civilians with u.s. made what this war has to end. and to underscore our commitment we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen including relevant arm sales on the weekend coup in me and maher the mermaid's military should relinquis

he was on his way home after visiting a friend in south lebanon. the shieh political party and militant group that controls much of south beirut and south lebanon. >> we cannot trust our leaders in this murder, especially because of where it took pla. he was constantly under threat, but he was extraordinarily brave . today, we face a real problem -- the fact that the people in power are incapable of delivering justice. >> he was no stranger to threats, due to the nature of his work. the 58-year-old's life now cut short, his empty office a reminder of his many ongoing projects. authorities have yet to determine who was behind his murder. an investigation is under way. >> it has been six months since beirut was rocked by a deadly explosion, and large parts of the population are still unable to rebuild. the explosion was caused by a large stockpile of ammonium nitrate. 211 people were killed. thousands were injured. >> it has been six months since these explosions at beirut's ports left the lebanese people traumatized. the explosion blew out windows,

the vaccination campaign against coronavirus in lebanon has begun but experts warn a patchwork response will keep the country stuck in tragedy there reporting from beirut. why the world health organization says it's better prepared to tackle and break it giddy this time around also in support india's cricketers build a huge lead against england in the 2nd test. passengers arriving in the united kingdom from 33 so-called high risk countries will have to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days the government says it's to help prevent the spread of highly contagious and there were over 90 but the policy which came into force on monday has attracted criticism let's cross over to paul brennan our correspondent who is at london's heathrow airport to tell us more i mean a new quarantine protocol begins but there are indeed are challenges ahead for the authorities at all levels that are sort of trying to implement it. yeah the 1st day so far has gone relatively smoothly but i think that's largely down to the relatively low numbers of passengers who are actually falling subject to these hotel quaranti

and political history he was also well known for his criticism of hezbollah slim was in southern lebanon when his family lost contact with him on weapons day more than a quarter now in beirut. this is being called a target it's chilling there has been no claim of responsibility as of yet but his family has reached a verdict his sister is telling the media that she believes her brother was killed because of his views because of his opinion he was a prominent activist a very fierce critic of hezbollah the iran backed group which holds political power in lebanon and she stopped short of pointing the finger and saying hezbollah but what she did tell us is that she believes the ruling party was responsible she's not even calling for an investigation because many here in lebanon believe both the judiciary as well as the security agencies their politicized and the truth will never be revealed in a country where there has been decades of impunity look months liam was a vocal critic of hezbollah hezbollah supporters are denying any and they say that they're coming to the defense of the organizati

the economic crisis is also forcing some to leave lebanon altogether. we can't see the skilled helps with kids at all of it just looking forward to leave because i don't have exact numbers but also i'm a hopeless tejas. to sions who is still thought of stuff to have this ship to 3 of the 250 physicians look 60 people have departed they have left which is it which is a trick of love. in the middle of a pandemic hospitals like this can't afford to lose a single member of staff but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. before we go some sports news at the world club cup in qatar champions league winners by munich through to the finals after defeating african champions of egypt to nil the germans in no wyse quickly took control in the 1st half and the 17th minute forward what would have scored from 10 meters to give bond a one day continued the pressure 2nd half of the head in a few minutes from time for the final to nil school now advanced to the final on thursday against the us off mexico. and that's it from me on the news team from now don't go

lebanon's vaccination program is under way the world bank helped fund the purchase of vaccines lebanon is struggling with a recent surge in cases intensive care units are full is a shortage of austrian times. the world health organization is planning a rapid response to an ebola outbreak in guinea off the 1st cases of the disease there in 5 years 7 people have tested positive 3 have died. lawyers for former south african president jacob zuma say he will not attend court for his corruption here the commission has been hearing allegations that wealthy gupta family used its friendship with zuma to win government contracts and influence policy as many as 36 affidavits of implicated the former president in what's name known as a state capture scandal both zuma and the family deny the allegations let's speak to for me to miller our correspondents live for us in johannesburg for me to do we know any more as to why the former president didn't attend. well this isn't the 1st time or that the former president has tried to avoid appearing at the commission and each time it has succeeded he appear

precursors to hezbollah of lebanon. and they did a lot of nasty things. killed several hundred americans in various terrorist attacks in iran in the early eighties, took about 50 americans civilians to government personnel hostage. some of them were tortured to death. there was a lot of severe hostility and attacks by iran towards the u.s.. >> despite that, the reagan administration was really restrained and in fact it didn't really retaliate for most of the stuff. >> so the early reagan period i would score as containment. and relatively effective in this regard. >> iran rapidly became very isolated in this period of the early 1980s. >> second reagan period is the period of the iran contra affair which is pretty fascinating detail that's ancient history at this point. >> 1985, 1986, the reagan administration tried number one to get hostages in lebanon released, but also the iran contra affair was aimed at number two, trying to initiate a -- with iran that would hopefully snowball and lead to comprehensive change in mod

the economic crisis is also forcing some to leave lebanon altogether. we can see the skilled helps workers at all of interest they are looking forward to leave because i don't have exact numbers but also a hopeless tejas is. 2 shows 0 total stuff to have a sip 302250 traditions like 60 people have brought it they have left which is it which is littered club. in the middle of a pandemic hospitals like this qantas forward to lose a single member of staff but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. well as take a look now at some other developments in the corona virus pandemic the european union has finalize the deal with biotech and pfizer for an additional $300000000.00 doses of their covert $900.00 in russia issued updated statistics on corona virus linked to deaths more than 162000 people died with covert 19 last year far higher than previously reported and germany's 7 day incidence rate has dropped below 75 per 100000 people its lowest in 3 months federal and state leaders will meet on wednesday to review current lockdown measures. to india no

the economic crisis is also forcing some to leave lebanon altogether. we can see the skilled helps workers at all of it as they are looking forward to leave because i don't have exact numbers but at least a girl from a hopeless tejas is. 2 shows was still talk of stuff to have this hit 302252 dishes that 60 people have departed they have left which is the point she looked at. in the middle of a pandemic hospitals like this qantas afford to lose a single member of staff but with lebanon in crisis they may have no choice. the world health organization team looking into the origins of the corona virus says that its investigations had uncovered new information but not dramatically changed the picture of the outbreak the head of the mission peter pan and barak said that the team's research suggests that it was extremely unlikely the virus leaked from a chinese lab and that it most probably jumped from bats to humans via an intermediary species the w.h.o. team also said that there was no indication of covert 19 in the chinese city of new han before december 2

the publisher an activist was assassinated a week ago and the 1st high profile killing in lebanon in years and besides the love all of them in a message to her son's killers selma march shock said weapons are of no use if you want to build a nation a. look man's family says he was killed because of his criticism of hezbollah the main armed group he accused of monopolizing power and working for the interests of iran those who see slim's killing as an attempt to silence voices of dissent are defiant i feel that his killing was. targeting not to him alone but it was targeting pluralism and diversity in the shop on unity. hezbollah has denied any role in the murder and accused its opponents of exploiting it for political gain but for some there are facts that can't be ignored it happened in an area we know clearly who controls it and lebanon we have a history of isis and nations and many have evaded accountability the evidences were covered up some of the investigators with assassinated many activists who oppose hezbollah believe they too are at risk but 0 fear is their message to those

after the memorial slim's mother asked young people in lebanon lebanon to embrace dialogue to resolve conflict instead of the use of arms use at the u.s. ambassador to lebanon. attended this ceremony and paid tribute to sleep. if you were. at the rate. it's in the cards be very. unpredictable and unexpected like him. as not get very. little this is just. a new accountability it could be my. very best carry on his legacy. including. by continuing our partnership with the organization he helped here and we are proud to be partnerships. the sister of a freed sound a women's rights activist says she may have left prison but is still not free to train and have flu campaigned for women's rights to drive and was sentenced on the terrorism laws she was freed after more than a 1000 days behind bars but her sister nina says there's no justice while she lives on the restrictions. jane is not free she's just been your. condition even east. and so what we want now is that. really just. that jane is complete unconditionally free and that anyone who has been. part of the dissemination campaign wheth

lebanon's nationwide covert $900.00 a nation program is also underway bringing with it a sense of hope for the crisis hit country but with banks and hesitancy running high and uncertainty over the supply for michael and since fear that immunization could take a very long time to report stuff from beirut and you know it's a start to end the coronavirus pandemic but the battle is far from over the elderly and health care workers have been on the front lines of this fight are the 1st in line to get the vaccine lebannon has seen some of the region's highest cases and deaths and now in january almost everybody every person has a family member or relative what a friend because a coil of it might better have a quote covered both of them can know i'm secure thank god but we feel you know in our homes but not everyone is convinced about the vaccines the public is showing hesitancy so far $500000.00 lebanese have signed up that's less than 10 percent of the population. and i won't take now because there are still a lot of question marks are wait and see the lack of trust is also because of what

and soaring covert infections in lebanon in our severe shortage of medical supplies which the country but even greater risk. so we begin to mam ma where a civil disobedience movement is growing 2 days after the military seized power and removed the democratically elected government staff at hospitals a medical department sin 30 towns of stopped working the group says the army has put its own interests above the nation which has one of southeast asia's highest coronavirus death tolls overnight there was a public show of dissent in the commercial cup. itll young gone people the bank pots and pans in protests against the coup ousted leader aung san suu kyi remains of the house arrest the u.s. is now classified the military takeover as a coup of this growing condemnation from across the world the head of bayan mazar meat who now runs the country says the removal of sochi was inevitable the military claims with no evidence that there were irregularities in the election let's go live to yangon and we fall is one of the few foreign journalists based in myanmar she joins us from there now tel

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there are desperate pleas folks region in lebanon where medical supplies are running out after a surge in covert cases. and fighting for the right to work their land is back astounds farmers take on government reforms. welcome to the program our top story police in myanmar file charges against unsung suchi and ousted president when mint 2 days after they were removed from power in a military coup police want suchi remanded into custody for 2 weeks while her party says its offices were raided and documents stolen during the takeover catching up as had a on reports. military vehicles patrol the streets of me on mar they are the reminder the coup may be over but hits against alstad leader on sung switchy and her government continue police have filed charges against her for allegedly importing radios illegally an accusation they will have retained until february 15th some members of her party the national league for democracy now gather in a temporary office and young gone after their headquarters they say were raided now they are telling the people who support the army are celebrating but

the vaccination campaign starting now in lebanon, what's the latest?> reporter: certainly there's a sense of relief that this vaccination campaign has finally begun, keeping in mind that the first vaccine in the world was in the uk on the 8th of december, here we are the 14th of february, lebanon gets its first vaccinations. we are at a university hospital which is the premiere hospital when dealing with covid. we had a chance to speak with a doctor who is the head of this hospital and they've been struggling for quite some time and he said it was a great sense of relief that they felt when they finally started these vaccinations. now, what was interesting is that we were told this morning that the first person to be vaccinated would be caretaker prime minister hassan dieb, but i had a chance to speak with the prime minister when he was leaving and he said, no, i didn't take the vaccination because it's not my turn yet, stressing that it's those who desperately need the vaccination who should get it first. now, what's interesting is that the vice presi

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the world bank is threatening to suspend $34000000.00 in financing for coronavirus fact scenes in lebanon the bank is investigating accusations that politicians were inoculated in parliament without prior approval a top lebanese official supervising the vaccine wrote out called the revelations outrageous and has threatened to step down as takes on we can speak to run a customer who is a spokeswoman for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies joins us now from beirut and right of course is great to have you here 1st what's your reaction reaction to this threat to withhold vaccinations by the well back 1st let me explain that i foresee as a neutral and defended organization is acting other 3rd party m one it's i think to make sure that that implementation of the national vaccination plan and the ban on is going according to the international standards and the word by requirements this means that you have 18 monitors of the on a daily basis book of the 26 a vaccination centers to verify is that x. indeed the safely and the people who are there just and the play o

a watching al jazeera live from london also coming up on the program desperate pleas fox a gym in lebanon where medical supplies are running out after a surge in covert cases displaced by war and now by flood syrians an adlib a forced out of that campus by harsh winter weather. and the man dubbed super mario for saving the euro is now tasked with forming a new italian government to tackle the covered and economic crises. blow welcome to the program on top story police in man mara filed criminal charges against ousted leader unsung suchi following had detention during a military coup monday she's been charged with possessing illegally imported walkie talkies which police said were found in a search of her home hundreds of newly elected members of parliament who'd been held in a government compound since monday have been given 24 hours to leave the capital naperville activists in myanmar calling for civil disobedience many hospital workers a stopping work all wearing red ribbons and inyanga on residents have banged pots and pans for a 2nd night as how diane has our report. military vehicles

an outspoken critic of hizbollah his murder promote public outcry across lebanon saying 100 ports from beirut. a grieving mother makes an appeal as she buries her son look man's name. in the publisher an activist was assassinated a week ago in the 1st high profile killing in lebanon in 2 years. besides says that . in a message to her son's killers selma march schock said weapons are of no use if you want to build a nation a. look man's family says he was killed because of his criticism of hezbollah the main armed group he accused of monopolizing power and working for the interests of iran those who see slim's killing as an attempt to silence voices of dissent are defiant i feel that his killing was. targeting the not temple alone but it was targeting who were listening and diversity in the shop community. hezbollah has denied any role in the murder and accused its opponents of exploiting it for political gain but for some there are facts that can't be ignored it happened in an area we know clearly who controls it and lebanon we have a history of assimilations and many have evaded accou

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