STORY: Mogadishu prepares for the end of the holy month of Ramadan DURATION: 3:32 SOURCE: AMISOM PUBLIC INFORMATION RESTRICTIONS: This media asset is free for editorial broadcast, print, online and radio use. It is not to be sold on and is restricted for other purposes. All enquiries to thenewsroom@auunist.org CREDIT REQUIRED: AMISOM PUBLIC INFORMATION LANGUAGE:SOMALI/NATURAL SOUND DATELINE: 05/JULY/2016, MOGADISHU, SOMALIA SHORT LIST 1. Wide shot, Indian Ocean 2. Med shot, Indian Ocean 3. Wide shot, fishing boats 4. Med shot, fishing boats 5. Wide shot, Hamar Weyne fish market 6. Med shot, people buying fish 7. Close up shot, fish 8. Close up shot, fish 9. Med shot, people buying fish 10. Wide shot, fish market 11. Close up shot, an elderly man cleaning fish 12. Close up shot, fish 13. Close up shot, fish 14. Close up shot, elderly woman buying fish 15. Close up shot, fish 16. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Osman Ali Mohamed, Fishmonger “We have done a great deal of preparations for the coming Eid al-fitr, thanks to God. Having prayed during the month of Ramadan, we hope to share our joy with fellow Somalis during Eid al-fitr celebrations. We also anticipate an increase of fish harvests,God willing.” 17. Wide shot, fish market 18. Med shot, women buying shoes at the Hamar-weyne market 19. Wide shot, people buying at the market 20. Close up shot, clothes 21. Wide shot, people buying at the market 22. Med shot, Sumaya Mohamed in her shop 23. Wide shot, Sumaya and her customers 24. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sumaya Mohamed, Businesswoman “I am a shopkeeper selling various children clothing including Hanaan fashion, Fanaan fashion, as well as curtains and female clothes. Mashaa Allah, Hamar-weyne Market is Somalia’s commercial epicenter as merchants came from various towns to buy products. It even supplies Bakara Market and the business is booming.” 25. Wide shot, a Somali youth Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh selling T-shirts at the market 26. Med shot, people buying clothes at the market 27. Close up shot, Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh selling clothes 28. Wide shot, people buying clothes at the market 29. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh “We are reducing sale prices in preparation for Eid al-fitr since losing out in sales in children's clothing is not a good move for the business. We are selling items at reduced prices from $1.5 to $1 to 15000 Somali shillings in order to make huge sales.” 30. Wide shot, food market at Hamar-weyne 31. Med shot, people buying meat at the market 32. Close up shot, a man selling meat 33. Close up shot, meat 34. Wide shot, people buying meat at the market Mogadishu prepares for the end of the holy month of Ramadan Mogadishu, July 5th 2016 - As the holy month of Ramadan draws to a close, Muslim believers in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu have begun preparations to celebrate Eid al-fitr. In Hamar-weyne market, one of Mogadishu’s busiest commercial centres, traders offered price discounts on various items in the hope that they would attract new customers. “We are reducing sale prices in preparation for Eid al-fitr, “said Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh, a children’s clothes merchant. “We have dropped prices from $1.50 to $1 to 15000 Somali shillings, in order to make huge sales,” he said. Muslims in Somalia will celebrate Eid al-fitr tomorrow, after a month-long Ramadan fast. The end of the fasting period is marked with celebrations as families and friends gather to pray and eat together. The presence of Somali Police Force (SPF) and troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has increased over the holiday period as they carry out joint operations to boost security in the capital and safeguard lives and property. Other merchants expressed their anticipation for the festival and said Mogadishu residents were glad to have made it through the month. “I am a shopkeeper selling various children clothing as well as curtains and female clothes," said Sumaya Mohamed. “Business is booming,” she added. Hamar-weyne Market, a commercial epicenter attracts merchants from various towns across the region. On Monday it was bustling with residents making last minute purchases. Osman Ali Mohamed a fishmonger in the market said he was looking forward to increased sales. “We have done a great deal of preparations for the coming Eid al-fitr, thanks to God. We hope to share our joy with fellow Somalis during Eid al-fitr celebrations. We also anticipate an increase of (fish) harvests, God willing,” Mr Mohamed said. Ramadan is the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, when followers fast from dawn to dusk.

• published: 04 Jul 2016
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Show Notes and Links: http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2012/7/9/justifying-service-process-improvement-practitioner-radio-ep.html Show Notes: US Heat Wave Service Owner? Episode 28 Justifying the investment in ITSM improvement?! Qualitative Examples vs Quantified Proof Pink Leadership Forum 2012 (PDF Brochure) The formula for investment, is based in current REALITY What are your CURRENT COSTS for service…come on…tell me…. Pink Elephant Asia and TROYS PERSONAL MESSAGE What is the catalyst for Change? What is the strategic goal? Cobit Management Guidelines Can you quantify investment, just by cutting down on meetings? 80% of the time to fix something is finding out what happened. How long does it take a knowledge today to create? The worlds most advanced monitoring system for your network? Your customers. Risky Business, is nothing new. Made to Order (The Demand Show) The Executive Check List: • How does it benefit the business?: • Link To Strategic Goals? • Improved Productivity? • Reduction of risk of current practices? • Improved efficiencies • Return on investment? • Reduction of cost? Show Transcription: Welcome to another edition of Practitioner Radio, Pink Elephant's podcast for the IT management community. Welcome to Practitioner Radio Episode 29. Justifying this service and process improvement, Pink Elephant's podcast for the IT service management, IT management community. Hey, it's Chris Dancy, I'm here with. Troy DuMoulin. Hey Chris, how you doing? Doing good, doing good. We were just cross continental, now we're back together, we're on the state side, and everything's good? Yes, in fact, are you caught up in this heatwave? Like, we're getting extraordinary temperatures here, up in Canada. Fucking, I mean, 40 Celsius, so that's got to be like 90 something Fahrenheit. And we have record breaking temperatures all over the country, as you know, Colorado is ablaze as we speak, I can add you know, is it affecting you? And I'm like, well, you can actually see the fire from like different parts, and they're like, how is that possible, i'm like, well, mountains are vast. Well yeah. I can actually see it. I was going to ask you, because I've had several Pinkers are connected in Denver as well, as you know. Yeah, we've, there's a big Pink family here in Denver, in Colorado. Well, best of fortune with that. I know that it's starting to get under control so that's good. Yeah, so it'll all sort itself out. Episode twenty-eight seems to be wildly popular with people. People enjoy the idea of a service owner. I know I've been using it in my daily work, but today we're actually going to take on something a little bit along same lines but basically justifying service and process improvement we've got executive checklists, a bunch of other things we're going to talk about. To get things moving along here, justifying That's a big word, I mean, we'd almost need to look that up. Why should I do this, Chris? Why should I spend the money? Why would I even bother changing anything? You know? that's the key question, we get that often, why should we entertain anything different then we're doing today. You gonna have to have decent answers for that. Eventually if you are in this business and you're espousing improvement of any kind, you've got to show some justification for it. Right, some return on investment, some productivity lift, efficiency gain, use whatever buzz word you want, you've got to show that tomorrow will be better than today, somehow. Oh yeah, I think that whole concept as far as I'm concerned has really started out with "Annie". Sun will come out tomorrow. See now you're singing, last time I sung. Alright, so this comes on I think a couple of different levels. We've learned over our 29 this a practice of getting and buying at all different levels looking at a service organization service management office.. we talked about the idea of never use the word outsourcing and partnering and but justifying and getting It's a big deal, because you really need to make, I would think different types of justifications, so almost like views on a service catalogs you would need views on justification. And some people are fine with qualitative examples some people are not they need quantified proof, right, show me then the numbers, the analysis, the data. So you've got to be able to come up with both the fuzzy, warm, and scenario-based, qualitative examples, but also really got to get to the point you can get some quantified data going too. So that's depending on your personality. The overly qualified consultants over a pink .And, by the way, good luck. We'll talk before your event in Arizona. Are you guys ever when you come in To help an organization, are you guys ever asked, help us justify this? Oh, absolutely, absolutely, in fact, it's this kind of viewpoint, you guys have been doing this for a long in time so you'll be able to tell me what's the ROI, the ret

• published: 10 Jul 2012
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The full text of the press conference held by Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Monday August 9th, 2010 at Shahed Hall – Airport Highway In the Name of Allah, The Compassionate, The Most Merciful. Praise be to Allah, The Lord of the world. Peace be on the Seal of prophets - our Master and Prophet Abi Al Qassem Mohammad - and on his chaste and pure Household, chosen companions and all prophets and messengers. Brothers and sisters! Ladies and gentlemen! Peace be upon you all and Allah's mercy and blessing. First, I have promised to hold a press conference in which I present indications and data that open new horizons which help in accusing the Israeli enemy of assassinating martyr Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. This is exactly what I promised of, and I will fulfill my promise tonight Inshallah. Also since I made my announcement to this effect, comments from one party were issued: Why now? Why not years before? Why did you hide this data? Why are you unveiling it now and talking about it? Apart from the means, background and technique in which this issue was evoked – as we will talk seriously because we do not want to get engaged with each other – I will leave answering this question to the end of the press conference because the data which I will present will help, taking its nature and timing into consideration. That will help very much in answering this question. Indeed I must welcome all of you and thank you for this important and great attendance. It goes without saying that the event, the topic, the cause, the stage and the challenge necessitated on you this level of responsibility – and you are competent for this responsibility. Welcome then. I also thank all the media outlets that will show interest in what I will say and broadcast it live on air. As usual, there are several topics: I will try to be as quick as possible. I will talk also in classical Arabic to generalize the benefit abroad. I will be as quick as possible to make full use of time though the case deserves considerable time from all of us. The first topic: Israel's accusation of Hezbollah. This is an indispensable prelude. The Israeli enemy had been working on this since the very beginning and especially after the event of September 13th, 1993. All of us – all the Lebanese – know that on that very day Oslo Accord was inked. Hezbollah organized a protest in the southern suburb (Dahiyeh); it was opposed by the Lebanese government which was then under Premier Hariri. Fire was opened on the demonstrators; ten martyrs fell and more than 50 were wounded. At the time, a kind of political tension and conflict took place between Hezbollah and the first government of Premier Hariri and with Premier Rafiq Hariri in person. This is well known. The Israelis intruded through one of their agent at the time who contacted one of the security internals in the party of Premier Hariri. He worked at convincing him that Hezbollah is plotting to assassinate him and is now in the execution stage. He particularly accused brethren martyr Imad Mughniyeh and others of what he claimed and the data he gave. To comprehend the issue, I would like to present it in my way: Months after the event of September 13th, 1993, Syrian Intelligence and pursuant to a command by General Ghazi Kanaan, arrested one of the Islamic Resistance cadres in Sidon – namely brethren fighter Hajj Ali Deeb who is known as Abu Hassan Salameh and who was later killed by the Israelis. When you listen to the collaborator talking about Abu Hassan Salameh, he would be meaning brethren Ali Deeb. Brethren Ali Deeb was arrested in ambiguous unknown conditions. Days later, I knew that brethren Abu Hassan Salameh is in Anjjar. So I went to meet General Ghazi Kanaan, and I called on him to set free the brethren. He told me that he sent him that morning to Damascus and that the issue is in Damascus by now. I blamed him saying: What is the story? Has you summoned him from me for interrogation, you know that we would have responded. You know we respond in such issues especially if the case is sensitive. General Ghazi told me: (Indeed let no one say I am referring to deceased persons because the document exists and will be presented in a while) Some days ago, Premier Rafiq Hariri paid me a visit and told me: I have some data; there is a very close person to Hajj Imad Mughniyeh. He is either a politburo or one of the very close bodyguards to Hajj Imad. He attended a session (this reminds me of Zuheir Essedeeq) with Hajj Imad Mughniyeh and Abu Hassan Salameh among others whom he did not know by name. In the session, they plotted to assassinate you. The assassination will take place through ambushes which will be set for you in this road and on that road. He gave him some details. General Ghazi carries on saying: We can't remain silent on that because this is an assassination operation which is being set for the Premier. We can't contact Imad Mughniyeh but we ca

• published: 03 Jul 2011
• views: 7108

STORY: Mogadishu prepares for the end of the holy month of Ramadan DURATION: 3:32 SOURCE: AMISOM PUBLIC INFORMATION RESTRICTIONS: This media asset is free for editorial broadcast, print, online and radio use. It is not to be sold on and is restricted for other purposes. All enquiries to thenewsroom@auunist.org CREDIT REQUIRED: AMISOM PUBLIC INFORMATION LANGUAGE:SOMALI/NATURAL SOUND DATELINE: 05/JULY/2016, MOGADISHU, SOMALIA SHORT LIST 1. Wide shot, Indian Ocean 2. Med shot, Indian Ocean 3. Wide shot, fishing boats 4. Med shot, fishing boats 5. Wide shot, Hamar Weyne fish market 6. Med shot, people buying fish 7. Close up shot, fish 8. Close up shot, fish 9. Med shot, people buying fish 10. Wide shot, fish market 11. Close up shot, an elderly man cleaning fish 12. Close up shot, fish 13. Close up shot, fish 14. Close up shot, elderly woman buying fish 15. Close up shot, fish 16. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Osman Ali Mohamed, Fishmonger “We have done a great deal of preparations for the coming Eid al-fitr, thanks to God. Having prayed during the month of Ramadan, we hope to share our joy with fellow Somalis during Eid al-fitr celebrations. We also anticipate an increase of fish harvests,God willing.” 17. Wide shot, fish market 18. Med shot, women buying shoes at the Hamar-weyne market 19. Wide shot, people buying at the market 20. Close up shot, clothes 21. Wide shot, people buying at the market 22. Med shot, Sumaya Mohamed in her shop 23. Wide shot, Sumaya and her customers 24. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sumaya Mohamed, Businesswoman “I am a shopkeeper selling various children clothing including Hanaan fashion, Fanaan fashion, as well as curtains and female clothes. Mashaa Allah, Hamar-weyne Market is Somalia’s commercial epicenter as merchants came from various towns to buy products. It even supplies Bakara Market and the business is booming.” 25. Wide shot, a Somali youth Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh selling T-shirts at the market 26. Med shot, people buying clothes at the market 27. Close up shot, Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh selling clothes 28. Wide shot, people buying clothes at the market 29. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh “We are reducing sale prices in preparation for Eid al-fitr since losing out in sales in children's clothing is not a good move for the business. We are selling items at reduced prices from $1.5 to $1 to 15000 Somali shillings in order to make huge sales.” 30. Wide shot, food market at Hamar-weyne 31. Med shot, people buying meat at the market 32. Close up shot, a man selling meat 33. Close up shot, meat 34. Wide shot, people buying meat at the market Mogadishu prepares for the end of the holy month of Ramadan Mogadishu, July 5th 2016 - As the holy month of Ramadan draws to a close, Muslim believers in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu have begun preparations to celebrate Eid al-fitr. In Hamar-weyne market, one of Mogadishu’s busiest commercial centres, traders offered price discounts on various items in the hope that they would attract new customers. “We are reducing sale prices in preparation for Eid al-fitr, “said Mohamed Abdiweli Sheikh, a children’s clothes merchant. “We have dropped prices from $1.50 to $1 to 15000 Somali shillings, in order to make huge sales,” he said. Muslims in Somalia will celebrate Eid al-fitr tomorrow, after a month-long Ramadan fast. The end of the fasting period is marked with celebrations as families and friends gather to pray and eat together. The presence of Somali Police Force (SPF) and troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has increased over the holiday period as they carry out joint operations to boost security in the capital and safeguard lives and property. Other merchants expressed their anticipation for the festival and said Mogadishu residents were glad to have made it through the month. “I am a shopkeeper selling various children clothing as well as curtains and female clothes," said Sumaya Mohamed. “Business is booming,” she added. Hamar-weyne Market, a commercial epicenter attracts merchants from various towns across the region. On Monday it was bustling with residents making last minute purchases. Osman Ali Mohamed a fishmonger in the market said he was looking forward to increased sales. “We have done a great deal of preparations for the coming Eid al-fitr, thanks to God. We hope to share our joy with fellow Somalis during Eid al-fitr celebrations. We also anticipate an increase of (fish) harvests, God willing,” Mr Mohamed said. Ramadan is the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, when followers fast from dawn to dusk.

• published: 04 Jul 2016
• views: 262

Show Notes and Links: http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2012/7/9/justifying-service-process-improvement-practitioner-radio-ep.html Show Notes: US Heat Wave Service Owner? Episode 28 Justifying the investment in ITSM improvement?! Qualitative Examples vs Quantified Proof Pink Leadership Forum 2012 (PDF Brochure) The formula for investment, is based in current REALITY What are your CURRENT COSTS for service…come on…tell me…. Pink Elephant Asia and TROYS PERSONAL MESSAGE What is the catalyst for Change? What is the strategic goal? Cobit Management Guidelines Can you quantify investment, just by cutting down on meetings? 80% of the time to fix something is finding out what happened. How long does it take a knowledge today to create? The worlds most advanced monitoring system for your network? Your customers. Risky Business, is nothing new. Made to Order (The Demand Show) The Executive Check List: • How does it benefit the business?: • Link To Strategic Goals? • Improved Productivity? • Reduction of risk of current practices? • Improved efficiencies • Return on investment? • Reduction of cost? Show Transcription: Welcome to another edition of Practitioner Radio, Pink Elephant's podcast for the IT management community. Welcome to Practitioner Radio Episode 29. Justifying this service and process improvement, Pink Elephant's podcast for the IT service management, IT management community. Hey, it's Chris Dancy, I'm here with. Troy DuMoulin. Hey Chris, how you doing? Doing good, doing good. We were just cross continental, now we're back together, we're on the state side, and everything's good? Yes, in fact, are you caught up in this heatwave? Like, we're getting extraordinary temperatures here, up in Canada. Fucking, I mean, 40 Celsius, so that's got to be like 90 something Fahrenheit. And we have record breaking temperatures all over the country, as you know, Colorado is ablaze as we speak, I can add you know, is it affecting you? And I'm like, well, you can actually see the fire from like different parts, and they're like, how is that possible, i'm like, well, mountains are vast. Well yeah. I can actually see it. I was going to ask you, because I've had several Pinkers are connected in Denver as well, as you know. Yeah, we've, there's a big Pink family here in Denver, in Colorado. Well, best of fortune with that. I know that it's starting to get under control so that's good. Yeah, so it'll all sort itself out. Episode twenty-eight seems to be wildly popular with people. People enjoy the idea of a service owner. I know I've been using it in my daily work, but today we're actually going to take on something a little bit along same lines but basically justifying service and process improvement we've got executive checklists, a bunch of other things we're going to talk about. To get things moving along here, justifying That's a big word, I mean, we'd almost need to look that up. Why should I do this, Chris? Why should I spend the money? Why would I even bother changing anything? You know? that's the key question, we get that often, why should we entertain anything different then we're doing today. You gonna have to have decent answers for that. Eventually if you are in this business and you're espousing improvement of any kind, you've got to show some justification for it. Right, some return on investment, some productivity lift, efficiency gain, use whatever buzz word you want, you've got to show that tomorrow will be better than today, somehow. Oh yeah, I think that whole concept as far as I'm concerned has really started out with "Annie". Sun will come out tomorrow. See now you're singing, last time I sung. Alright, so this comes on I think a couple of different levels. We've learned over our 29 this a practice of getting and buying at all different levels looking at a service organization service management office.. we talked about the idea of never use the word outsourcing and partnering and but justifying and getting It's a big deal, because you really need to make, I would think different types of justifications, so almost like views on a service catalogs you would need views on justification. And some people are fine with qualitative examples some people are not they need quantified proof, right, show me then the numbers, the analysis, the data. So you've got to be able to come up with both the fuzzy, warm, and scenario-based, qualitative examples, but also really got to get to the point you can get some quantified data going too. So that's depending on your personality. The overly qualified consultants over a pink .And, by the way, good luck. We'll talk before your event in Arizona. Are you guys ever when you come in To help an organization, are you guys ever asked, help us justify this? Oh, absolutely, absolutely, in fact, it's this kind of viewpoint, you guys have been doing this for a long in time so you'll be able to tell me what's the ROI, the ret

• published: 10 Jul 2012
• views: 0

The full text of the press conference held by Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Monday August 9th, 2010 at Shahed Hall – Airport Highway In the Name of Allah, The Compassionate, The Most Merciful. Praise be to Allah, The Lord of the world. Peace be on the Seal of prophets - our Master and Prophet Abi Al Qassem Mohammad - and on his chaste and pure Household, chosen companions and all prophets and messengers. Brothers and sisters! Ladies and gentlemen! Peace be upon you all and Allah's mercy and blessing. First, I have promised to hold a press conference in which I present indications and data that open new horizons which help in accusing the Israeli enemy of assassinating martyr Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. This is exactly what I promised of, and I will fulfill my promise tonight Inshallah. Also since I made my announcement to this effect, comments from one party were issued: Why now? Why not years before? Why did you hide this data? Why are you unveiling it now and talking about it? Apart from the means, background and technique in which this issue was evoked – as we will talk seriously because we do not want to get engaged with each other – I will leave answering this question to the end of the press conference because the data which I will present will help, taking its nature and timing into consideration. That will help very much in answering this question. Indeed I must welcome all of you and thank you for this important and great attendance. It goes without saying that the event, the topic, the cause, the stage and the challenge necessitated on you this level of responsibility – and you are competent for this responsibility. Welcome then. I also thank all the media outlets that will show interest in what I will say and broadcast it live on air. As usual, there are several topics: I will try to be as quick as possible. I will talk also in classical Arabic to generalize the benefit abroad. I will be as quick as possible to make full use of time though the case deserves considerable time from all of us. The first topic: Israel's accusation of Hezbollah. This is an indispensable prelude. The Israeli enemy had been working on this since the very beginning and especially after the event of September 13th, 1993. All of us – all the Lebanese – know that on that very day Oslo Accord was inked. Hezbollah organized a protest in the southern suburb (Dahiyeh); it was opposed by the Lebanese government which was then under Premier Hariri. Fire was opened on the demonstrators; ten martyrs fell and more than 50 were wounded. At the time, a kind of political tension and conflict took place between Hezbollah and the first government of Premier Hariri and with Premier Rafiq Hariri in person. This is well known. The Israelis intruded through one of their agent at the time who contacted one of the security internals in the party of Premier Hariri. He worked at convincing him that Hezbollah is plotting to assassinate him and is now in the execution stage. He particularly accused brethren martyr Imad Mughniyeh and others of what he claimed and the data he gave. To comprehend the issue, I would like to present it in my way: Months after the event of September 13th, 1993, Syrian Intelligence and pursuant to a command by General Ghazi Kanaan, arrested one of the Islamic Resistance cadres in Sidon – namely brethren fighter Hajj Ali Deeb who is known as Abu Hassan Salameh and who was later killed by the Israelis. When you listen to the collaborator talking about Abu Hassan Salameh, he would be meaning brethren Ali Deeb. Brethren Ali Deeb was arrested in ambiguous unknown conditions. Days later, I knew that brethren Abu Hassan Salameh is in Anjjar. So I went to meet General Ghazi Kanaan, and I called on him to set free the brethren. He told me that he sent him that morning to Damascus and that the issue is in Damascus by now. I blamed him saying: What is the story? Has you summoned him from me for interrogation, you know that we would have responded. You know we respond in such issues especially if the case is sensitive. General Ghazi told me: (Indeed let no one say I am referring to deceased persons because the document exists and will be presented in a while) Some days ago, Premier Rafiq Hariri paid me a visit and told me: I have some data; there is a very close person to Hajj Imad Mughniyeh. He is either a politburo or one of the very close bodyguards to Hajj Imad. He attended a session (this reminds me of Zuheir Essedeeq) with Hajj Imad Mughniyeh and Abu Hassan Salameh among others whom he did not know by name. In the session, they plotted to assassinate you. The assassination will take place through ambushes which will be set for you in this road and on that road. He gave him some details. General Ghazi carries on saying: We can't remain silent on that because this is an assassination operation which is being set for the Premier. We can't contact Imad Mughniyeh but we ca

• published: 03 Jul 2011
• views: 7108