Prime Minister Saad Hariri extended his condolences to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the Coptic Orthodox Church as well as the Egyptian people over the death of the victims of the terror attack that rocked a Coptic church in Egypt’s Nile Delta city of Tanta on Palm Sunday.
In tweets he posted on his Twitter account, Hariri reiterated that such terror has no religion, but targets the values of all religions, starting with the Islamic religion.
Head of the Independence Movement, Michel Mouawad, called on Sunday for “turning the page on all differences and rallying around the new presidential mandate since no side can be eliminated or overlooked in the country.” “The nation is enough to accommodate all parties and sides,” […]
A group of young people called “The Omega Group” gathered on Monday afternoon in front of the company of former Defense Minister Samir Moqbel and threw red paint-balls on its walls, which led the ex-minister to face them. The protesters accused Moqbel of participating in […]
Minister Gebran Bassil visited Thursday noon, Steven Haddad who was hospitalized with 15 head injuries and 5 fractures in his nose Wednesday and listened to what happened to him attentively. Bassil was touched and did not hesitate to express his affection to Steven. He also assured […]
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