The Middle East is facing the most dangerous 7 days in its history
Al Anbaa: The most prominent domestic event is the postponement of the clock, while the Lebanese have lost their “sense of time” and attach no importance to moving it forward or back, in a reality where there are no ways to make up for the time wasted from their lives, forcibly taken from them, for which they paid a heavy price, and they are still enduring great hardship with every…
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The Middle East is facing the most dangerous 7 days in its history
Al Anbaa: The most prominent domestic event is the postponement of the clock, while the Lebanese have lost their “sense of time” and attach no importance to moving it forward or back, in a reality where there are no ways to make up for the time wasted from their lives, forcibly taken from them, for which they paid a heavy price, and they are still enduring great hardship with every…
Beirut's southern suburbs face the worst 7 days in its history - Electronic News Journal
Al Anbaa: The main event internally is the delay of the clock, while the Lebanese have lost their 'sense of time', and do not give any value to its presentation or its delay, in a reality where means of compensation are dwindling, and the time that was lost from their lives was forcibly taken, and they have paid a high price for it, and they continue to trade in the two matters...
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