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Una lunga scia di violenze In sostanza, quella dell’Islam è una lunga storia non solo di feroci conquiste, di invasioni, di massacri, di violenze, di vessazioni, ma anche di “rapina dei talenti”. Una fonte assolutamente preziosa in merito a questa lunghissima serie di violenze è data da un argomentatissimo testo di una storica di nazionalità britannica nata in Egitto: BatYe’or: Il declino della Cristianità sotto l’Islam, Lindau, Torino 2009.  (Di quest’autrice Lindau ha anche pubblicato un altro fondamentale testo: Eurabia.) Nel libro l’autr...

Share: File photo of Caretaker Prime Minister Hassan Diab R and President Michel Aoun Feb 20, 20. Diab refused Aoun’s call for holding a cabinet meeting and insisted that the priority calls for a new cabinet to be formed first and foremost A silent crisis has emerged between Lebanon’s President Michel Aoun and caretaker Prime Minister Hassan Diab, due to the latter’s refusal to respond to the president’s insistence on the holding of a cabinet session. Ministerial sources well-informed of the matter told Asharq Al-Awsat that Diab – who moved immediately to his home in T...

How Lebanon's poor are pawns in Hezbollah's game Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib January 31, 2021 20:28 Lebanese soldiers stand under the rain as they prepare to move protesters from streets, during a protest against deteriorating living conditions and strict coronavirus lockdown measures, in Tripoli, Lebanon, Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. (AP) Short Url https://arab.news/87vbp Lebanon’s capital of the north is burning. Tripoli has witnessed violent riots in the last few days. The city that was previously a cultural and trade hub has been suffering from poverty and neglect by the central government for ...

Fire engulfs the interior of the municipality building, in the impoverished northern Lebanese port city of Tripoli [FATHI AL-MASRI/AFP via Getty Images] Lebanon’s capital of the north is burning. Tripoli has witnessed violent riots in the last few days. The city that was previously a cultural and trade hub has been suffering from poverty and neglect by the central government for decades. The irony is that Tripoli is the home of some of Lebanon’s richest politicians. However, these politicians, who have done well for themselves and become billionaires, have done nothing to lift the city ou...