This is what appeared in the local newspapers’ secrets column
Al Anbaa: Observers considered that the change of the appointed governor for Nabatieh so quickly, without President Nabih Berri objecting, was due to a struggle between factions among those around him and the extent of each of their influence on the decision. It was also reported that the appointee, Mohammed Hazimeh, visited the Ain al-Tineh Palace before announcing his reluctance to accept the post.…
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This is what appeared in the local newspapers’ secrets column
Al Anbaa: Observers considered that the change of the appointed governor for Nabatieh so quickly, without President Nabih Berri objecting, was due to a struggle between factions among those around him and the extent of each of their influence on the decision. It was also reported that the appointee, Mohammed Hazimeh, visited the Ain al-Tineh Palace before announcing his reluctance to accept the post.…
This is what appeared in the local newspapers’ “Behind the Headlines” columns - Al Anbaa Electronic Newspaper
Al Anbaa: Observers considered that the change of the appointed governor for Nabatieh so quickly, without an objection from President Nabih Berri, was due to a conflict between factions among those around him and the extent of each of their influence on the decision. It was also rumored that the appointee, Mohammad Hazima, visited the Ain el-Tineh Palace before announcing his decision not to accept the post.…
