Anti-syrian

George Galloway owns an anti-Syrian propagandist

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Updated: 03 Sep 2014
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author: Ry Dawson

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HANNITY - Sean Hannity discuss Donald Trump's anti Syrian Refugees remarks FULL

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Updated: 27 Oct 2015
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HANNITY - Sean Hannity discuss Donald Trump's anti Syrian Refugees remarks FULL Fox News' Sean Hannity Feeds Donald Trump Fake Middle Eastern Refugee Claim From Hoax Website Clips of Sean Hannity and Donald Trump discussing the 250,000 Syrian refugees President Barack Obama said he would allow into the United States. The waves of refugees fleeing Syria and Iraq have given the conflict there a domestic immediacy in the race for the White House. While Europe is absorbing the great majority of refugees, some are headed toward the United States. The question is, how many? About 250,000, according to Fox News host Sean Hannity. During an interview with Republican presidential contender Jeb Bush on Oct. 19, 2015, Hannity worried that ISIS would try to infiltrate the arriving masses. "You see the backlash emerging now in Europe over the refugee problem for Syria and Iraq," Hannity said. "The president said he’s going to bring in 250,000 refugees into this country." "We can’t take 250,000 refugees," Bush responded. "I’ve never heard that, and that would be impossible to imagine logistically for us to screen." In plain fact, President Barack Obama never said that, nor as far as anyone can tell has any member of his administration. In September, White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Obama "informed his team that he would like them to accept -- at least make preparations to accept -- at least 10,000 Syrian refugees in the next fiscal year." In its Fiscal Year 2016 budget request, the administration is asking for enough money to resettle 85,000 people in total from around the world. The figure would rise to 100,000 in Fiscal Year 2017. The 250,000 figure, if it were accurate, would dwarf the 120,000 refugees from the Syrian conflict the European community said it aims to relocate inside its members’ borders. The Migration Policy Institute gathers data to track the movement of people across the globe. "We are not aware of any suggestion that the United States would seek to resettle 250,000 refugees from Syria or Iraq," Michelle Mittelstadt, the institute’s director of communications, told us. We reached out to Hannity’s program and did not hear back. The figure he used seems to have emerged in early September on a website called realnewsrightnow.com. The website reported that State Department spokeswoman Cathy Pieper announced that 250,000 Syrian refugees would be resettled on tribal reservation lands in Arizona and North Dakota. We could find no Cathy Pieper working for the State Department. Other articles on realnewsrightnow.com claim that "Obama will exercise his presidential powers" ending term limits and that Pope Francis claimed that "God Has Instructed Me to Revise the Ten Commandments." The author of all the articles is R. Hobbus J.D., who "has received numerous awards for his work including the prestigious Stephen Glass Distinction in Journalistic Integrity (2011), The Oscar Mayer Award for Journalistic Excellence (2003), three Nobel Peace Prize nominations, one Pulitzer in Investigative Reporting (1998), and two Pulitzer Prizes in Commentary (1996, 2008). He resides comfortably in his modest home overlooking the coast of Nantucket surrounded by his wife and twelve cats." Long story short, while we don’t know where Hannity got his number, it appears someone fell for a hoax from a fake news website. For the record, Hannity brought up the figure again Oct. 20 during an interview with Donald Trump. And Trump then used the 250,000 figure at a townhall meeting broadcast live on NBC in New Hampshire, Oct. 26. Sean Hannity Falls for Parody Site Claiming US Accepting 250000 Syrian Refugees

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HANNITY Sean Hannity discuss Donald Trump s anti Syrian Refugees remarks FULL

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Updated: 01 Nov 2015
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Syrian war rebels using BGM-71 TOW American anti-tank missile

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Updated: 06 Sep 2014
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FSA Anti-tank TOW Missile vs Bulldozer - Lucky Driver Escapes Death - Syrian War

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Updated: 30 Jul 2014
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RAW: Russian jets take off on anti-terror sorties in Syria

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Updated: 04 Nov 2015
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Russia began conducting airstrikes in Syria since September 30, after the Syrian government officially requested Russian aid. The Syrian Arab Army has made gains on the ground over the last fortnight as Russian airstrikes continue to target militant groups fighting against the government. During the weekend, Syrian troops reinforced their positions near the town of Quneitra in the Golan Heights, which was seized from the Al-Qaeda-linked militant group Jabhat al-Nusra on Sunday. COURTESY: RT's RUPTLY video agency, NO RE-UPLOAD, NO REUSE - FOR LICENSING, PLEASE, CONTACT http://ruptly.tv RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com Follow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rt Follow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RT Listen to us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rttv RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark.

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UK Jordan boost anti-Syrian regime campaign

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Updated: 18 Mar 2014
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The UK is reportedly being urged by Jordan's king to lead a "diplomatic drive" to remove the Assad regime in Damascus. France, a key partner in the campaign ...

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Funeral for anti-Syrian journalist killed in attack

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide on An-Nahar newspaper building in downtown Beirut with big poster of journalist Samir Kassir on it 2. Close up on picture 3. People holding Kassir pictures 4. Various of officials at funeral 5. Holding coffin wrapped with Lebanese flag and heading to An-Nahar building 6. Wife Giselle Khoury among political figures 7. Close up on wife 8. Various of mourners 9. Close on coffin 10. Wife walking among people 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Fares Soeid, Opposition Member of Parliament: "We are incriminating directly the secret services, the Syrian and the Lebanese security services. We want to stop the cycle of violence and we need support from the international community for assistance to society in danger." 12. Various of funeral 13. Coffin reaching parliament 14 SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Giselle Khoury, Wife of Samir Kassir: "We've both been alone all our life - nobody has protected us. Leave us alone." 15. Coffin entering church 16. Various of funeral procession STORYLINE: Throwing rose petals and waving red, white and green Lebanese flags, hundreds of mourners lined the streets of central Beirut on Saturday for the funeral procession of an anti-Syrian journalist, amid calls for an international investigation into his death. Samir Kassir, a 45-year-old newspaper columnist, was killed on Thursday by a bomb that exploded under his car in the Christian Beirut neighbourhood of Ashrafieh. Lebanon's opposition, which blamed Syria and its local allies for the killing, asked government officials not to attend the funeral. Hundreds of people watched as Kassir's coffin was carried from the offices of his newspaper, An-Nahar, in Beirut's downtown Martyrs' Square, by pallbearers including the newspaper's director-general, Gibran Tueini. Mourners threw rose petals on the coffin as it made its way to a nearby Greek Orthodox church for Kassir's funeral. Among mourners was Kassir's wife, journalist Giselle Khoury, a journalist with Al-Arabiya television, who had demanded an international investigation into her husband's death. Kassir held French and Lebanese citizenship. Lebanon's anti-Syrian opposition, which has demanded for months that pro-Syrian President Emile Lahoud resign, called for demonstrators to gather near the presidential palace on Monday. Opposition leader Elias Atallah said the protesters would lay a wreath "that clearly points to the direct responsibility of this security regime." Lahoud has condemned the killing of Kassir. Syria pulled all its troops out of Lebanon in April after three decades, and Lebanon is in the midst of a four-round parliamentary election that the anti-Syrian opposition hopes will end Damascus' control of the legislature. On Friday, some 200 journalists and politicians - many holding black pens to symbolise freedom of expression - stood for an hour in Martyrs' Square in silent tribute to Kassir, as bells tolled in nearby churches. Opposition spokesmen blamed Syria for the assassination - a charge Syria strongly denied - and accused Damascus of continuing to interfere in Lebanon's politics. There is widespread scepticism in Lebanon about the state's ability to investigate political crimes. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/74e025bf12d81f3746158bb58f1b28fd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Syrian Aristrikes Hit ISIS, They Respond With Anti Aircraft Fire

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Updated: 19 Dec 2014
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Deir al-Zour, Syria

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CIA GIVES "SYRIAN MILITANTS" ANTI-AIRLINER WEAPONS TO KEEP RUSSIANS "AT BAY"

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Updated: 06 Nov 2015
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Sub for more: http://nnn.is/the_new_media | Wall Street Journal reports, the CIA and its partners have increased the flow of military supplies to rebels in northern Syria, including of U.S.-made TOW antitank missiles, these officials said. Those supplies will continue to increase in coming weeks, replenishing stocks depleted by the regime’s expanded military offensive. See the report here: https://youtu.be/o950Fzq3kWo Read more: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-05/cia-saudis-give-select-syrian-militants-weapons-capable-downing-commercial-airliners Chip in $5/mo: http://nnn.is/monthly-gift-5 Give once: http://nnn.is/one-time-gift Give BTC: http://nnn.is/donate-bitcoin Limited gear: http://nnn.is/get-your-gear-here Gold buyer's strategy: http://nnn.is/free-gold-secret Teach Your Child About Liberty and the Proper Role of Government: http://nnn.is/1HvxU37 Cast your vote in the Selection 2016 Poll: http://nextnewsnetwork.com/election-2016-poll/ Facebook/Twitter/Site: http://Facebook.com/NextNewsNet http://Twitter.com/NextNewsNet http://NextNewsNetwork.com Hashtag: #N3

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Anti- Syrian racism- Annahar

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AP pix of Christians rallying in support of former anti-Syrian warlord

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide pan across crowds gathered outside Harissa church waving flags 2.Lebanese telecommunications minister Marwan Hamadeh arriving for ceremony and blowing kiss to crowd 3. Wide of people marching on street 4. Wide of people inside church 5. Former warlord Samir Geagea arriving with his wife 6. Former Lebanese President Amin Jumayel arriving 7. Former Member of Parliament Faris Souayeda arriving at ceremony 8. Tilt down list of Lebanese Forces Martyrs displayed on wall 9. Wide of supporters outside church 10. Various of Samir Geagea at podium 11.SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Samir Geagea, Head of Lebanese forces party: "Some people (referring to Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah) said nothing can secure us like the National Unity government, we say before the national unity government we need a National Unity and this unity exists in the Taif accord (1989 treaty designed to end Lebanese civil war)." 12. Cutaway of supporters 13. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Samir Geagea, Head of Lebanese forces party: "We say that the gamble of holding on to weapons by force is the wrong one." 14. Men in wheelchairs applauding 15. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Samir Geagea, Head of Lebanese forces party: " We do not feel the victory because most of the Lebanese do not feel it. We feel that a big disaster took place and made our present and future gone with the wind." 16. Wide of audience STORYLINE: Tens of thousands of Lebanese Christians turned out at a tumultuous rally north of Beirut on Sunday led by an anti-Syrian former warlord, in a show of strength two days after a massive gathering by the rival Muslim Shiite Hezbollah. The rally, which underscored the continued divisions in Lebanon dating back to the 1975-90 civil war, followed an annual mass to commemorate Christian militiamen killed during the bloody sectarian conflict. Samir Geagea, the former leader of a Christian militia who was only released from prison last year after serving more than a decade on multiple counts of murder dating to the war, backs the Western-leaning government of Prime Minister Fuad Saniora. Geagea's supporters, waving his pictures, and white, red and green flags of his Lebanese Forces Party, arrived in buses and cars at the shrine of the Virgin Mary in the town of Harissa, 27 kilometres (17 miles) north of Beirut. Addressing the cheering crowd, Geagea said "Some people (referring to Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah) said nothing can secure us like the National Unity government, we say before the national unity government we need a National Unity and this unity exists in the Taif accord (1989's treaty signed in Taif, Saudi Arabia and designed to end Lebanese civil war)." Responding to a speech made by Nasrallah at a rally on Friday in Beirut, where the Hezbollah leader had vowed not to disarm despite international pressure, Geagea said," We say that the gamble of holding on to weapons by force is the wrong one." The UN-brokered cease-fire that ended the war on August 14 calls for Hezbollah to eventually disarm. On Friday, Nasrallah also called for the formation of a new government, repeatedly attacking Saniora's administration, which he called weak and unable to protect Lebanon from Israel. Hezbollah's push for a stronger political role could deepen tensions in a country already sharply divided over the war that killed hundreds of Lebanese. The Hezbollah group's fight with Israel sent their support soaring among Shiites. But a large sector, particularly among Christians and Sunni Muslims, opposes Hezbollah and resents it for the war which was provoked by the abduction of two Israeli soldiers on July 12. He was arrested in April 1994 and his group was banned, after a church bombing killed 10 people. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/0f370825b282c36c09d28083c6499e02 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Funeral for slain anti-Syrian politician

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Various of people shouting anti Syrian slogans 2. People holding picture for Gibran Tueni and former Lebanese president who was assassinated Bachir Jemayyel 3. Various of arrival of coffins to An Nahar building 4. Various of sheikh holding coffin 5. Arrival of Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berry to church 6. Arrival of father Ghassan Tueni to church 7. People shouting pro-Tueni slogans 8. Various of coffins arriving to church 9. Wife Siham Osseyli 10. Interior church during ceremony 11. Various of family gathered around coffin during ceremony 12. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Nayla Tueni, Daughter of Gibran Tueni: "I say in the name of all the free people in Lebanon and the Arab region, that our flag will not bend down because it is the flag of the freedom. My father did not extinguish, my father did not die." 13. People applauding 14. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Ghassan Tueni, Father of Gibran Tueni: "I call today in this occasion not for revenge, nor for hatred but I call for all hatred and conflicts to be buried with Gibran ." 15. Coffin being carried out of church 16. Coffin being carried to the parliament building STORYLINE: Tens of thousands of flag-waving Lebanese, both Christian and Muslim, poured into the streets on Wednesday to bid farewell to an anti-Syrian critic slain this week in a car bombing. Mourners marched behind Gibran Tueni's coffin through Beirut, in a massive protest against the Syrian government many blame for his death. Some shouted "Syria out!" as they marched. A general strike called in mourning for Tueni - a relentless anti-Syrian campaigner who also was a lawmaker and leading newspaper editor - was widely followed by banks, businesses and schools, all of which closed their doors. An outspoken critic of Syria, Tueni was killed by a car bomb on Monday as he was being driven to work through an industrial suburb of Beirut. He was the fourth anti-Syrian figure to be killed since a series of bombings began in February with the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. A previously unknown group has claimed responsibility for the blast that killed Tueni, two bodyguards and wounded 30 other people. But Tueni's colleagues and political allies have blamed Syria. It has denied involvement. The protest and funeral was by far the largest gathering since one million people took to Lebanon's streets on March 14, to demand Syria give up its hold on Lebanon, at the peak of the drive to end Syria's influence. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a59f91047788d2d50fb0a4649863c31c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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US secretly sending anti-tank weapons to Syrian rebels - reports

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Rebels embattled against the regime of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad have reportedly come into possession of high-powered anti-tank weaponry, the likes of...

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Lebanon on Knife-Edge: Anti-Syrian tensions rise over deadly blast

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Updated: 18 Mar 2014
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Tensions run high in Lebanon as the government declared an emergency meeting following a bomb attack that killed a top security official. Some Lebanese polit...

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Russian combat helicopters in Syrian skies for anti-ISIS campaign

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Meeting of anti-Syrian coalition

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SHOTLIST Beirut 1. Pan of delegates at meeting of 14 factions, including allies and opponents of Syria 2. Mid of Amin Gemayel, father of assassinated Lebanese minister Pierre Gemayel (next to microphones), seated Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Saniora (screen right) with Walid Jumblatt, a prominent Druse politician (screen left) 3. Various of Walid Jumblatt, a prominent Druse politician in the anti-Syrian coalition 4. Mid of Saniora (screen left) seated next to empty chair with picture of Pierre Gemayel 5. Close-up of Amin Gemayel 6. Wide of meeting 7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Faris Saied, ex Lebanese member of parliament: "The criminals will pay and all those who cover up for this criminal act. The political terrorism that they stand for is killing Lebanon once again.'' Syrian/Lebanese border ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 8. Various of burning tyres and Lebanese army trying to extinguish fires STORYLINE Allies and opponents of Syria, both Muslim and Christian from across 14 factions met behind closed doors on Tuesday in Beirut to discuss the assassination of Pierre Gemayel, an anti-Syrian politician and member of Lebanon's most prominent Christian family. Faris Saied, an ex-Lebanese member of parliament, condemned the killing at the meeting. "The criminals will pay and all those who cover up for this criminal act. The political terrorism that they stand for is killing Lebanon once again," he said. Gemayel's fatal shooting is expected to further threaten instability in Lebanon at a time when Hezbollah and other parties allied with Syria are planning a mass wave of street protests unless Prime Minister Fuad Saniora reforms his government to give them more power. Some anti-Syrian politicians quickly accused Damascus of being involved in the shooting but Syria has denied those claims. Gemayel's father, current Phalange leader Amin Gemayel, was also present at the meeting. Amin Gemayel served as Lebanon's president between 1982 and 1988 and his grandfather, the late Pierre Gemayel, led the right-wing Christian Phalanage Party that fielded the largest Christian militia and was allied with Israel during the 1975-90 civil war between Christians and Muslims. Gemayel is the fifth anti-Syrian figure to be assassinated in the past two years in Lebanon. Former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was killed in a massive car bombing in February 2005. Damascus' opponents in Lebanon have accused Syria of being behind previous assassinations, particularly that of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, who was killed in a massive explosion in downtown Beirut in February 2005. Syria has denied any role in Hariri's killing. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f809ff9dd2d519045a8e45a0ff73d0cd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Explosion Rocks Industrial Suburb Of Beirut, Anti-Syrian Lawmaker Killed In Car Bomb, Police Fire Te

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Lebanon - Explosion rocks industrial suburb of Beirut 469632 AP TELEVISION Beirut -12 Dec 2005/FILE Anti-Syrian journalist and lawmaker Gibran Tueni was killed Monday in an explosion that targeted his convoy, according to two Lebanese TV stations. Beirut - 12 December 2005 Wide pan across blast site showing crowds, fire engines and police Close up of wrecked car Close up of smoldering wreckage Wide exterior of damaged building with police and wrecked cars FILE Wide of banqueting hall showing anti-Syrian journalist and lawmaker Gibran Tueni zoom into to close up of Gibran Tueni (with moustache) Various of Tueni Lebanon - Anti-Syrian lawmaker killed in car bomb 469704 AP TELEVISION Beirut - 12 Dec 2005 Prominent Lebanese journalist and lawmaker Gibran Tueni, a relentless critic of Syria who spent months in France fearing assassination, was killed in a car bombing -only a day after returning to his homeland. Various of car wreckage of Tueni Lebanon - Police fire tear gas at protesters outside Danish mission 474519 AP TELEVISION Beirut - 5 February 2006 Security forces fired tear gas at a group of demonstrators outside the Danish mission who were protesting against the publication of caricatures of Islam's revered prophet in European newspapers, a security official said. Hundreds of protesters took part in the protest but only a small group of Islamic extremists tried to break the security barrier, prompting troops to fire tear gas and water cannons from fire engines to try to disperse them, said the official. Various of protesters throwing stones, security forces in the distance, tear gas Various of protesters throwing stones Lebanon - Hezbollah claims Israeli soldiers captured, Beirut reax 489516 AP TELEVISION Various - 12 July 2006 Hezbollah said its guerrillas captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid, triggering Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon and widespread clashes along the frontier that killed two Lebanese civilians. The two Lebanese civilians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on a bridge in southern Lebanon, Lebanese security officials said. Lebanese TV stations also said three Israeli soldiers were killed and eight wounded in the fighting. Van with picture of Sheik Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah and Hezbollah flags drives past tooting horn in celebration of attacks Men letting off firecrackers Various cars driving past with flags tooting horns Fax of Hezbollah statement Israel/Lebanon - Cross-border shelling, troops and tanks, Olmert 489535 AP Various- 12 July 2006 Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid, triggering an Israeli assault with warplanes, tanks and gunboats over southern Lebanon as Israeli troops crossed the frontier to hunt for the captives. Lebanese security officials said six Israeli soldiers and two Lebanese civilians were killed in fighting. Shtula, northern Israel (on border with Lebanon) Israeli army vehicles approaching area Israeli soldiers coming out of vehicles Forces take positions Audio of gunfire exchange with Hezbollah Helicopter firing Jerusalem SOUNDBITE: (Hebrew) Ehud Olmert, Israeli Prime Minister: "These are difficult days for the state of Israel and its citizens. There are elements from the south and the north who are threatening our stability, and who are trying to test our resolve. They will fail and they will pay a heavy price for their actions." Israel - Olmert reaction 489538 AP TELEVISION Jerusalem - 12 July 2006 SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Ehud Olmert, Israeli Prime Minister: "Lebanon is responsible and Lebanon will bear the consequences." Israel - Israeli shelling at border with Lebanon, Olmert, Livni, militants 489576 AP TELEVISION Various - 12 July 2006 Smoke rising from hill Jerusalem You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e3b7142100f06bc28bc6e285bdcd2106 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Lebanese army closes streets, anti-Syrian demo

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SHOTLIST ++Night shots++ 1. Wide of Lebanese Army checkpoint deployed to enforce curfew in downtown Beirut 2, Lebanese soldiers standing by military vehicle 3. Various of military in empty streets of downtown Beirut 4. Anti-Syrian demo near Hariri''s grave in downtown Beirut 5. Wide of anti-Syrian demonstration, protestors brandishing Lebanese flags 6. Protestors marching 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Roland Jabr, protestor: "Our demands now are for the Syrian army to leave our country, to leave us alone and the full implication of the Taif agreement (which consecrated the independence of Lebanon), this agreement that should have been applicated (applied) since 1990." 8. Various of protestors marching STORYLINE Lebanese troops moved to downtown Beirut on Sunday to enforce a curfew ahead of a day of demonstrations demanding the withdrawal of 15,000 Syrian troops from Lebanon. Anti-Syrian protesters vowed to go ahead with planned demonstrations despite a ban by Lebanon''s pro-Damascus government, which threatened to use force to stop rallies from taking place on Monday, setting the stage for confrontations that could inflame tensions further in this country since the February 14 assassination of former premier Rafik Hariri. Fearing clashes between anti-Syrian opponents and pro-government supporters during two planned Monday demonstrations, Lebanon''s interior minister, Suleiman Franjieh, banned the protests, citing "supreme national interests and maintaining national peace." But protestors showed defiance to the ban on Sunday night, marching and chanting anti-Syrian slogans near the the grave where Hariri was buried in downtown Beirut. "Our demands now are for the Syrian army to leave our country", one protestor said. Lebanon''s Army Command later issued a statement urging citizens not to demonstrate nor gather anywhere in Beirut, especially in squares and streets surrounding the Parliament building in the capital''s downtown district from 5 a.m. (0300 GMT) Monday. It mentioned the Martyrs'' Square where Hariri was buried in a grave near a mosque. However, the anti-Syrian opposition rejected the ban and vowed to go ahead with Monday''s planned protest. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d4d0c36af5e57ef73301f2146088fd9a Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Anti Syrian Assad Daily Time At Work

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Cabinet meeting breaks up, anti-Syrian majority walks out against president

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1. Tilt down on governmental building 2. Arrival of Lebanese President Emile Lahoud 3. Medium of the cabinet meeting 4. Medium of Lahoud talking to the Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh UPSOUND (Arabic) Emile Lahoud, Lebanese President: "You have no right to speak before the cameramen leave." 5. Telecommunication Minister Marwan Hamadeh talking to Lahoud 6. Hamadeh continues speaking to Lahoud UPSOUND (Arabic) Emile Lahoud, Lebanese President: "Sit down. You have no right... Are you coming here to make a movie?" 6. Several ministers standing from table 7. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Emile Lahoud, Lebanese President: "They (Anti-Syrian ministers) have agreed to say what they said and to pull out, I told them you are not allowed to do such a thing because the people are waiting to find solutions for their problem, to observe the future, to stop the corruption. They do not care, they were looking for the truth (regarding assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri) and now they are not, they now need the head of the resistance (Hezbollah). They want to control all Lebanon, this fictitious majority can do nothing.'' 8. Security on top of building STORYLINE: A Lebanese cabinet session broke up on Thursday after ministers from the anti-Syrian majority engaged in a heated argument with the pro-Syrian president before walking out, throwing the country into a political crisis and setting back efforts to end tensions that threaten stability. The break-up of the Cabinet, the country's decision-making body, three minutes after the meeting opened came two days after a spat between President Emile Lahoud and his opponent, Prime Minister Fuad Saniora, at an Arab summit in Sudan. Apart from paralysing government activity if the boycott of Lahoud continues, the development is certain to set back efforts at reconciling Lebanese factions. Fourteen faction leaders, Christian and Muslim, pro- and anti-Syrian, have been holding regular "national dialogue" meetings to try to work out differences that threaten to destabilise the country. The anti-Syrian majority regards Lahoud, whose term in office was extended under Syrian pressure in September 2004, as Syria's man in Lebanon. He has refused to step down. The argument on Thursday erupted as photographers and cameramen were allowed in for the usual photo opportunity whilst the ministers took their seats for the regular weekly session. Video showed Telecommunications Minister Marwan Hamadeh, one of the senior anti-Syrian politicians, stand up to address the president, referring to the Arab summit in Sudan this week. Lahoud, who was chairing the session, interrupted him to say he could not speak while members of the press were in the room. "You have no right to speak before the cameramen," Lahoud said. Hamadeh continued anyway, prompting the president to tell him, "Sit down. You have no right... Are you coming here to make a movie?" The meeting broke up when ministers from the parliamentary majority, who make up two-thirds of the 24-member Cabinet, walked out. After the meeting fell apart Lahoud spoke to journalists outside the governmental building in downtown Beirut, accusing the anti-Syrian majority of orchestrating the clash and the walkout in front of the cameras. "It is shameful what happened today," Lahoud said. "This fictitious majority can do nothing." Saniora urged calm. He told reporters afterward, "let us calm down. We all should act in a wise manner in the interest of the country." Relations between Lebanon and Syria plummeted following the assassination last year of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, which many Lebanese blame on Syria. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c0aaf0b1521bf8d8467228ccf5b694ea Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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mi8 helicopter Syrian destroyed by Kornet Anti Tank Guided Missile

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Anti Syrian group reaction to French invitation to President Assad

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Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST 1. Street with cars passing by 2. Tilt up of mosque and next to it church in Beirut downtown 3. Wide of newsstand 4. Pan of newspapers headlines 5. Newspaper's headline, reading (Arabic): "Paris invites Assad for its national holiday celebrations" 6. Member of parliament Akram Chehayyeb walking 7. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Akram Chehayyeb, member of parliament, Democratic Gathering Bloc: "France is a democratic country and it is free to invite anyone to its celebrations, but as Lebanese we think it is still too early for the Syrian chapter to be whitened." 8. Wide pan of Chehayyeb's house STORYLINE: An anti-Syrian group in Lebanon has criticised the invitation of Syrian President Bashar Assad to France's national holiday celebration in Paris by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Assad has been invited to France in July, along with other leaders of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, including Israel, to discuss Sarkozy's plan for a union of Mediterranean countries. Inviting Assad is another sign of thawing ties between France and Syria. Lebanese papers on Friday carried headlines reading: "Paris invites Assad for its national holiday celebrations". Akram Chehayyeb, a Lebanese member of parliament from the "Democratic gathering bloc" of anti-Syrian legislators, said that "it is still too early for the Syrian chapter to be whitened". Also on Friday, France's foreign minister said he was uncomfortable that the president of Syria had been invited to Paris's Bastille Day parade, even though such visits are necessary to keep dialogue open. French-Syrian relations soured after the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, a long-time friend of former French President Jacques Chirac. Many in Lebanon and the West accuse Syria of involvement in Hariri's death, which the Syrian government denies. But relations between France and Syria have improved lately, with Sarkozy, Chirac's successor, re-establishing dialogue after his election in May 2007. Keyword politics You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1edb2bbdf3d01053220dc68c5923ce76 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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