Rapid and quality developments took place, from
Egypt to Turkey, passing by Damascus arriving to Tripoli:
In Egypt, everyone awaits President Mohammad Morsi's
statements this evening, more than one week after a wave of strikes took over
the country, but the prominent event was Al-Azhar's speech whereby he called on
Morsi to suspend the constitutional declaration.
Not so far away, Gaza prepares for receiving Khaled
Meshaal tomorrow, in a visit that represent a transition in the movement from
Damascus to Cairo, passing by Qatar.
In Damascus, the issue of chemical weapons worries
the International Community. In this context, the UN Secretary General Ban Ki
Moon warned the Syrian regime against using these weapons; otherwise, legal
action will be taken against it.
Meanwhile, MP Okab Sakr detonated the bomb of the
recordings in Ankara, as he replied in a press conference, to published reports
about him supplying the Syrian opposition with arms. In this regard, he
described the recordings as the biggest political and moral scandal, revealing
that they are seven months old.
Following the press conference, former PM Saad
Hariri called Sakr and congratulated him on his conference.
On the other hand, Military investigation
judge, Riad Abou Ghida, concluded his investigations into the dossier of former
Minister Michel Samaha and referred the file to the government commissioner to
the military court, Judge Sakr Sakr, for legal overview prior to the
indictment's issuance.
Amid all these
developments, clashes continued between Bab al-Tebbaneh and Jabal Mohsen, while
in Beirut an explosive was found in the Tareeq al-Jdideh area and MP Ammar
Houry declared that he was the target of the bomb.
All these developments and more in our
detailed news bulletin.
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