Titles For Latest LCCC Bulletin analysis & editorials from miscellaneous sources published on November 11-12/15
Rotten Lebanese Politicians from both 08 &14th of March Blocs/Elias Bejjani/November11/15
Tmakhadal Jabalu, wa tawallada fa2ron…”Taef” wins again/Dr. Walid Phares/November 11/15
The only exit is out of Taef…/Dr. Walid Phares/November 11/15
Why Iran and Russia aren’t as closely aligned on Syria as you might think/Saheb Sadeghi/Al-Monitor/November 11/15
Hysteria, conspiracy and blame – the politics of air disasters/Chris Doyle/Al Arabiya/November 11/15
Britain’s Emirati visitors deserve better treatment/Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor/Al Arabiya/November 11/15
Infighting overshadows Iran press exhibition/Arash Karami/Al-Monitor/November 11/15
Will Washington put more boots on the ground in Iraq/Mustafa al-Kadhimi/Al-Monitor/November 11/1
Are Israelis ready for compromise on Jerusalem/Mazal Mualem/Al-Monitor/November 11/15
The Indonesian Jihad on Christian Churches/Raymond Ibrahim/Gatestone Institute/November 11/15
Sex Trafficking: The Abuse of Our Time/George Phillips/ Gatestone Institute/November 11/15
Egypt-Saudi Arabia Relations: Substantial Rifts Despite Shared Basic Interests/By: Y. Graff/MEMRI/November 11/15 Titles For Latest LCCC Bulletin for Lebanese Related News published on November 11-12/15
Rotten Lebanese Politicians from both 08 &14th of March Blocs
Tmakhadal Jabalu, wa tawallada fa2ron…”Taef” wins again
The only exit is out of Taef…
Franjieh Mocks ‘Don Quixotic Victory’, Says Christians Win if ‘Fair’ Electoral Law Passed
FPM, LF to Attend Legislative Session after ‘Comprehensive Agreement’ Reached
Parliamentary Blocs Agree on Formula for Renaturlization Law
Salam: Lebanon Adheres to Dissociation, Aid to Refugees Below Par
Hariri: Mustaqbal Will Attend Legislative Session to Approve Financial Draft-Laws
Jumblat Hails Legislation Settlement, Hopes It Leads to ‘New Chapter’
Iran Says Former Ambassador to Lebanon Still Alive
UNIFIL Turns Over Lebanese Staffer Accused as ‘Israeli Spy’
Presidential Elections Postponed again as Gemayel Warns of Growing Sectarian Divisions
Report: Hizbullah-Aoun Channels Open, Meeting in Rabieh Expected
Report: Berri Rejected LF, FPM Proposal to Set Electoral Law as Last Article of Legislative Session Agenda
Titles For Latest LCCC Bulletin For Miscellaneous Reports And News published on November 11-12/15 Death toll rises after rare cyclone on Yemeni island
Riyadh summit calls on Iran to reach peaceful solution on UAE islands
Egypt, Saudi Arabia form council to implement ‘Cairo Declaration’
Jordan: Killing of trainers won’t harm U.S. security ties
Five dead in PKK attacks in Turkey
Sisi pledges transparent plane crash probe
EU Says Israeli Settlement Label Decision ‘Technical not Political’
Iran to Receive Russian Missles by End of 2015
Heavy fighting in Libya’s Benghazi, 16 killed
EU agrees labelling of Israel ‘settlement’ goods
Qatar announces its first fatality in Yemen war
France arrests ISIS-linked naval attack plotter
Saudi king: Latin America shares Arab concerns on many issues
Saudi Arabia sets new conditions for operating tower cranes
Palestinian team ‘identifies Arafat assassin’
University degrees of 43 Saudi govt officials under scrutiny
Libya army says 13 security personnel killed by ‘terrorists’
Iran ‘defies’ nuclear deal terms in new move
Saudi king calls for fight against terrorism
Rotten Lebanese Politicians from both 08 &14th of March Blocs
Elias Bejjani/November11/15 https://eliasbejjaninews.com/2015/11/11/elias-bejjani-rotten-lebanese-politicians-from-both-08-14th-of-march-blocks/
Sadly today the rotten, selfish, opportunist and awkward mercenary Lebanese politicians by all means and standards put an end to their latest theatrical, fake, heretic and rhetoric mere media fierce fights and strives.
After days of sectarian, religious, camouflaging and high evil tone of instigation they again succumbed to the enforced and dictated Iranian oppressive and humiliating orders.
They agreed to participate tomorrow in a Parliamentary session in a bid to tackle regular and routine matters, while still boldly ignoring the parliament’s only constitutional obligatory task at this present time, which is to elect a president for the republic.
All of them (except the Phalanges Party) agreed to take part in tomorrow’s session.
In summary the only winner in this recent fake, derailed, camouflaging and totally theatrical show of sectarian power struggle is the Iranian occupier via its local army, the terrorist Hezbollah.
Hezbollah, the Iranian and terrorist occupier directly and indirectly, and through numerous mercenary Lebanese rotten politicians, from all the Lebanese religious denominations forced its oppressive and enslaving agenda on all the politicians and clergymen.
The Terrorist Hezbollah, the Iranian occupier successfully forced all the politicians from all blocks to keep a blind eye on its occupation that is devouring the country, and instead, evilly kept them preoccupied in trivial and personal issues.
Tmakhadal Jabalu, wa tawallada fa2ron…”Taef” wins again
Dr. Walid Phares/November 11/15
Lebanon’s politicians threatened to call on the public to mobilize against Hezbollah-allies controlled Parliament, raising hope that a breakthrough from the impasse can be found. But they were fast to strike a “Taef-type” deal among themselves to resort to another compromise from within the current status quo. Is it fear from having to lead a resistance against the dominant force since 2008? Is it satisfaction with the current mediocre distribution of power among politicians? Is it both?
The bottom line is that one more time it looks like the political establishment can’t do it. It cannot get out of the box, and more worrisome, it won’t be able to do so. According to our projections -and assessment- the “nationality to emigrants” project will be submitted, but will it actually become law? And if so will the law be implemented? Unlikely. Some little stuff will be done, but the greater issue, freedom, will be adjourned.
Ironically, the people seems to be able to achieve more than its leaders, as was the case with the Cedars Revolution in 2005, launched by the people, it was actually stopped by politicians, not the other way around.
Hence, as long as nothing large and significant happens in Lebanon, towards political change, let’s not expect that the international community and its major decision-centers will be moved and push for a change. Too busy elsewhere.That is precisely what the dominant force in Lebanon wants: No rise of masses. And no revolution, no international support. Waadha…
