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Sheikh Qabalan urges Lebanese to Abandon Differences |
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Sunday, 06 April 2008 |
Vice president of the Higher Shiite Islamic Council Sheikh Abdel-Amir Qabalan
said Friday the Lebanese were "in a state of contradictions due to perpetual
political bickering."
"We must move away from differences and controversies and cooperate,
communicate, elect a president of the republic, form a national-unity government
and agree on an electoral law," Qabalan said in his Friday prayer sermon.
He urged Speaker Nabih Berri to bring all members of Parliament and politicians
to the dialogue table to find an exit from the Lebanese political crisis, adding
that the initiation of Berri's dialogue would help Lebanon "see the light."
Source: Daily Star
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