Once again Arabic talk shows turn into a fighting ring

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16-10-2012 | 13:54
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Once again Arabic talk shows turn into a fighting ring

It seems that fights and threats during talk shows became very trendy and recently the new wave reached Al Arabiya TV. It all started when Lebanese politicians Mostafa Aloush and Fayez Sheker fought and insulted each other during a live TV show on MTV channel.

Later on, journalist Joseph Abou Fadel hit Syrian figure Muhyidin al-Lathikani on Al Jazeera TV, also during a live talk show.

And now, Syrian Ammar al-Kourby, who strongly opposes the Syrian regime and its allies, provoked the Lebanese writer Ghassan Jawad during a talk show on Al Arabiya TV when he insulted Hezbollah's Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah. Jawad's response came strong and brutal.

He violently addressed al-Kourby and threatened him by saying: "You say that Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah will be found in the sewers but you will find yourself killed for pronouncing these words."


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