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Berri says any bid to repeal Israel boycott law can't pass in parliament

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Berri says any bid to repeal Israel boycott law can't pass in parliament
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Naharnet: Speaker Nabih Berri has stressed that "stability and protecting the country are everyone's responsibility," calling on "all parties" to stop everything that would increase tension and deepen internal divisions. Commenting on recent…

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