Introduction to the evening news 04-12-2012

           
Nothing is fine, everything is likely to split:            

The case of MP Okab Sakr divided the positions between those who call for lifting the immunity off him in preparation for his trial, and those who consider his work as a source of pride and say that if legal action were to be taken against him, it should also be taken against Hezbollah.             

The case of the SMS Data is also a cause for further division between those who describe delivering the Data as spying on people and others who stress the need to hand it over as a contribution that may lead to the uncovering of the assassinators of Brig. Gen. Wissam Hassan, following reports stating that the perpetrators used the SMS service to complete their job.              

The case of the parliamentary meeting outside the House of Parliament to discuss electoral draft laws is another cause of division, as some parties say that holding the meeting outside the Speker's House is an essential condition for the participation while others say that no meeting should be held outside the legal complex.            

Thus, division prevails once again in a country already plagued with partition. Once a position is declared by one party, the opposite party rushes in declaring an anti-position, which reflects the political crisis in the country, reflected on the field in Tripoli following the mystery surrounding the fate of the Islamists who went missing in Talkalakh.           

Amid all these developments, it is worth mentioning that a meeting was held between former PM Saad Hariri and a delegation from the Syrian National Coalition in Riyadh, where Hariri reiterated his utmost support to the Syrian revolution and its political leaders.                   


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