The U.N. holds the government of Syria as primarily responsible "for the political tension that preceded the assassination of former Prime Minister Mr. Hariri."
Friday, March 25, 2005
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- Claude Salhani is Editor of the Middle East Times and a contributing editor to United Press International. He specializes in political analysis of the Mideast & terrorism.
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1 comment:
How true. Will they ever find those who killed Hariri??
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