From a Paris suburb to the suburb of Beirut... the “loving mother” mask
Nidaa Al Watan: From a quiet Paris suburb, Khomeini sent messages to Iran in 1978. Then his regime’s influence extended to the southern suburb of Beirut, where Hezbollah became the armed wing of the Iranian project. In the Manshiyya suburb of Khartoum, Hassan al-Turabi’s home became a center of influence, and the expression “the palace…
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From Paris to Beirut... 'The Kind Father' Convinces 'Al-Watan'
Nidaa Al Watan: From a quiet Parisian district, the Ayatollah was sending messages to Iran in 1978. Then his influence spread to the southern part of Beirut, where he became the armed wing of the Iranian project. In the town of Minaa in Khartoum, the house of Hassan al-Tariq transformed into a stronghold, and the expression 'The Palace...' became well-known.
From Paris to Beirut's southern suburbs... 'The Sweet Lady' becomes convinced
Nidaa Al Watan: From a quiet Parisian district, the Khameini sent messages to Iran in 1978. Then his influence spread to Beirut's southern suburbs, where he became the armed wing of the Iranian project. In the outskirts of Khartoum, the house of Hassan Tareb transformed into a stronghold, and the phrase 'The Palace' became popular.
