REPORT: Leila Abdel Latif launches series of predictions for Lebanon and the region

In her monthly TV appearance via LBCI’s “Tarikh Yachhad”, Layla Abdel Latif unveiled a series of new predictions on the local and regional levels.

Lebanon:

- No president will be elected before next September or October.

- Lebanese army Commander Jean Kahwagi and former Minister Jean Obeid to play a significant role.

- Current ministers will not remain in Prime Minister Tammam Salam's cabinet.

- Dispute between Hezbollah and Free Patriotic Movement to go public.

- Lebanon to witness more assassinations.

- Lebanese army Commander Jean Kahwagi to take important decisions.

- Maronite Patriarch Bechara Rai will visit the Dahiyeh region and meet with Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.

- Lebanese society will not accept same sex marriages.

- Prices of shares in Beirut's stock exchange to witness significant rise.

- A consensual solution will be found for the new rent law.

- Pay scale issue will not affect the Lebanese official exams.

- The Lebanese army to deploy on borders alongside Hezbollah.

- MP Walid Jumblatt to pay an unexpected visit to a political rival.

- MP Walid Jumblatt to launch a touristic project in a coastal region.

- Saint Charbel shrine to turn into an international sanctuary.

- Hezbollah to achieve political gains in Syria alongside the Syrian regime, to become a regional power.

- Hezbollah chief Sayyed Nasrallah to take an important stance over the presidential elections.

- MP Michel Aoun will not attend an important meeting between Christian leaders following a dispute with one of the participants.

- MP Aoun to show discontent with one of his allies.

- Whether he will be elected president or not, MP Aoun will gain popularity among the Lebanese people.

- Speaker Nabih Berri to deploy efforts to ensure the election of a president, will seek with Nasrallah, Hariri and LAF to establish peace and stability in Lebanon.

- Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea to hold contacts with Christian leaders to ensure the election of a "consensual president."

- Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri to seek March 14's unity.

- Hariri will return to Lebanon unexpectedly.

- Nader Hariri to play a significant role.

- A dispute to take place between Saad Hariri and one of the Future movement members.

- Disputes to take place between MP Sleiman Frangieh and MP Michel Aoun.

- Leila al-Soleh Hamadeh to be named a minister, to meet with US President Barack Obama.

- A new virus will spread in Lebanon.

- Rumors circulated about a Lebanese bank to shake the country's economy.

- Winter is not over yet this year in Lebanon.

- Kataeb leader Amine Gemayel to be under spotlight following a significant event.

- Lebanese star Ragheb Alama must watch over his health.

- Riyadi team to win the Lebanese Basketball Championship.

- The Lebanese army to discover a booby trapped car saving many lives in the process.


Syria:

- President Bachar al-Assad to be re-elected as president.

- A new uprising to take place in Syria against Western nations.

Egypt:

- Newly elected President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi "to rebuild"  Egypt.

- A general pardon to be issued for all prisoners, including ousted president Hosni Moubarak.

- Assassinations and security chaos will continue in Egypt.


Libya:

- Libya to witness more violence.

- Many Libyans will return to Libya.

- The Egyptian army to cooperate with the Libyan people to control the borders.


Saudi Arabia:

- Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah to meet with Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sissi.

- Saudi security apparatuses to take more measures to control the influx of arms into the country.


Iraq:

- An important Iraqi figure to be assassinated.

- No role for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the future of Iraq.


Tunisia:

- Tunisia to prepare to host an important event.

- Tunisian tourism to boom.


Iran:

- Iran to boost the Syrian economy.

- An earthquake will hit Iran.

- Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will visit Saudi Arabia.


Jordan:

- Security in Jordan will witness instability.


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