Syrian Shelling on Outskirts of 6 Akkar Towns Sparks Fear among Residents
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Shells fired Sunday during clashes inside Syria struck the outskirts of the Akkar towns of al-Noura, al-Qashlaq, Wadi al-Hour, Janine and Amar al-Baikat, Lebanon's National News Agency reported.
LBCI television reported that the shelling also targeted the outskirts of the town of al-Arma.
“The residents of the northern town of Qashlaq are urging the Lebanese army to protect them from the Syrian shelling,” reported Future TV.
NNA said the shelling sparked fear and anxiety among the residents of the border towns.
18 March 2013, 05:35
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Better the devil you already know than the two extra horns you don't know. Take a hard look at the arab spring that has overtaken so far? All fanatics!!! God help us if the Abu da3ens' of our society take control of Syria ."....... What's next ? Lebanon "the next afghanistan, or Pakistan or maybe Saudi Arabia the root of all evil.....
18 March 2013, 05:43
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That's some opinion you have Josh. You really believe that Syria left Lebanon in a much better state then what France did.Im against all occupation but to compare a country that basically setup the majority of our modern day institutions with Syria who did nothing but rot and steal and divide these institutions and the Lebanese people is very strange.by the way,all the issues that Lebanon is facing now are the residue effect of the Syrian occupation, a weak army that had no bullets to fight terrorists in Nahr el Bared (which regime released the head of Jam3a Islamiyya), armed gangs within Palestinian camps,corrupt politicians, an army outside of the government's jurisdiction to name a few.These are all the byproducts of the Syrian occupation
