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[MEMRI] Following the Hizbullah-led Lebanese opposition's loss in the Lebanese parliamentary elections, Sati' Nour Al-Din, columnist for the Lebanese daily Al-Safir, which for years has been affiliated with the Lebanese opposition, wrote a harsh critique of the opposition on June 9, stating that the Lebanese people were against everything it represented. "The majority of the Lebanese people opposed the opposition's discourse, in all things connected to the resistance, its weapons, its complex relations with Syria, and its links with Iran." 2009-06-25 06:00:00Full Article
Lebanese Opposition Daily Turns Against Opposition
[MEMRI] Following the Hizbullah-led Lebanese opposition's loss in the Lebanese parliamentary elections, Sati' Nour Al-Din, columnist for the Lebanese daily Al-Safir, which for years has been affiliated with the Lebanese opposition, wrote a harsh critique of the opposition on June 9, stating that the Lebanese people were against everything it represented. "The majority of the Lebanese people opposed the opposition's discourse, in all things connected to the resistance, its weapons, its complex relations with Syria, and its links with Iran." 2009-06-25 06:00:00Full Article
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