Jarrah: Foreign, Domestic Agendas Pushing People to Stay on Streets
Information Minister Jamal al-Jarrah on Wednesday alleged that “there are foreign and domestic political agendas pushing people to stay on the streets and perhaps scuffle with the army.”
In an interview with Sky News Arabia, Jarrah said Prime Minister Saad Hariri has asked the army to “reopen roads and preserve the security of protests in public squares.”
“The content of the reform paper announced by PM Hariri is important, huge and unprecedented in Lebanon,” Jarrah added.
23 October 2019, 23:07
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I knew it! It had to be a foreign agenda, most probably Saudi/Israeli/American agendas.
24 October 2019, 07:14
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Why do these politicians live on conspiracy theories? Offer proof, or shut up. He isn't the only one and it doesn't matter which March camp they are in, they like offering unsubstantiated conspiracies hoping that their minions will believe them.
They don't like google.
24 October 2019, 10:52
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Yes... it is probably Uganda that is pulling the strings...
Idiot!
24 October 2019, 11:31
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“The content of the reform paper announced by PM Hariri is important, huge and unprecedented in Lebanon,”
Yes but it came too little too late and under pressure from the streets; an action like that was supposed to be on the first order of the first meeting of this failed government.
