Ali Ammar to Nawaf Salam: My dear friend!
CH23: It is clear that the Cabinet’s decision to hold off on referring the Dahr al-Baydar explosives file to the Judicial Council allowed the sharp dispute between Hezbollah and the prime minister to cool somewhat. The dispute had reached very high temperatures, but so far this cooling has not gone beyond the bounds of de-escalation…
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Ali Ammar to Nawaf Salam: My dear friend!
CH23: It is clear that the Cabinet’s decision to hold off on referring the Dahr al-Baydar explosives file to the Judicial Council allowed the sharp dispute between Hezbollah and the prime minister to cool somewhat. The dispute had reached very high temperatures, but so far this cooling has not gone beyond the bounds of de-escalation…
Ali Ammar to Nawaf Salam: My dear friend!
CH23: It is clear that the Cabinet’s hesitation to refer the Dahr al-Baidar explosives file to the Judicial Council has allowed some cooling of the sharp dispute between Hezbollah and the prime minister, whose temperature had reached very high levels, though this cooling has not yet gone beyond the bounds of de-escalation…
