الأخبار : الرئيس الأسد أبلغ زواره أن أمير قطر اتصل به و سأله عن أحوال البلاد
al-Akhbar: President al-Assad told his visitors that the Emir of Qatar called him and asked him about the conditions of the country
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Friday - October 14 - 2011 - 11:45:40
Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar reported that President Bashar al-Assad told the Lebanese visitors that the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani called him for holiday occasion of Eid al-Fitr.
And according to the newspaper, the Emir of Qatar asked President Assad about the situation of his country, Assad replied, saying they tend to calm after the failure of most of the foreign goals.
And Assad stressed the strength of the economic situation of Syria, citing the movement on that business in the province of Damascus.
It is noteworthy that the Syrian-Qatari relations are in crisis because of the seriousness of the situation the country events in the role of Syria and its channel (Al Jazeera) "inflammatory" as seen by the system.
هاكرز سوريون يخترقون صفحة " الجزيرة مباشر " و موقع " الجزيرة لابس "
Hackers infiltrate Syrian Page "Al Jazeera direct" and site "Al Jazeera Labs" (Syrian Electronic Army)
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Friday - October 14 - 2011 - 20:48:16
اجتماع عسكري سوري - لبناني بحث اوضاع الحدود وتفعيل التعاون لمنع التهريب
Meeting of the Syrian-Lebanese military - to discuss the status of borders and promote cooperation to prevent smuggling
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Friday - October 14 - 2011 - 13:57:37
Syrian ambassador calls on Rifi to present evidence over kidnappings
http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Politics/2011/Oct-14/151287-syrian-ambassador-calls-on-rifi-to-present-evidence-over-kidnappings.ashx
October 14, 2011 11:08 AM
The Daily Star
BEIRUT: Syria's ambassador to Lebanon lodged a protest Friday against allegations of Syrian Embassy involvement in the kidnapping of four Syrian opposition figures and called on Lebanon's police chief to present evidence.
"I urge [Lebanese police chief Maj. Gen. Ashraf Rifi] to present evidence to prove the embassy involvement," Ali told reporters after meeting with Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour.
Ali said he had lodged a protest with Mansour over the allegations.
Rifi said Monday that the Internal Security Forces had collected "dangerous information" pointing to the Syrian Embassy's involvement in the May disappearance of Shibli Aisamy, an 86-year-old Syrian dissident who was abducted in the mountainous town of Aley.
He also said embassy personnel and ISF staff were involved in the kidnapping in February of three brothers from the Jasem family, one of whom had been seen a few days earlier handing out flyers calling for reform in Syria, according to Human Rights Watch.
Sources told The Daily Star Thursday that Rifi's evidence was based on documents, secret service agents, pictures, video from surveillance cameras installed in the Syrian Embassy parking lot and along roads surrounding the embassy, as well as witness testimonies.
Hard evidence backs up Rifi's remarks on abducted Syrians
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October 14, 2011 12:47 AM
The Daily Star
BEIRUT: Allegations against the Syrian Embassy by ISF commander Maj. Gen. Ashraf Rifi of involvement along with ISF personnel in the kidnapping of Syrian opposition figures in Lebanon were based on concrete and indisputable evidence, security and political officials told The Daily Star Thursday.
The sources said that members of the ISF and the Syrian Embassy were involved in the kidnapping and the disappearance of at least four Syrian opposition figures in Lebanon.
During a meeting of the Parliamentary human rights committee Monday, Rifi briefed MPs on two high-profile kidnapping cases he said had been carried out this year by personnel from the Syrian Embassy in Beirut.
Three Syrian brothers from the Jasem family disappeared in February, after two of them went to pick up their brother, Jasem Merii Jasem, from a police station east of Beirut.
Human Rights Watch said in March that Jasem was originally picked up by military intelligence agents in Beirut after he was seen handing out flyers calling for democratic change in Syria.
Rifi said Monday that a car belonging to the Syrian Embassy in Beirut had been used to kidnap the brothers, according to participants in the session.
He also told the committee that he had collected "dangerous information" pointing to the embassy's involvement in the May disappearance of Shibli Aisamy, an 86-year-old Syrian dissident and former high-ranking Baath Party official who was abducted in the town of Aley.
The ISF commander also expressed his belief that the kidnappings had been undertaken by Lebanese ISF personnel working in the embassy.
Security sources told The Daily Star Thursday that Rifi's evidence was based on documents, information from secret service agents, photographs, video from surveillance cameras installed in the Syrian embassy parking lot and along roads surrounding the embassy, as well as witness testimonies.
Metn MP Sami Gemayel, who was among the lawmakers who attended Monday's session, said Rifi had provided "dangerous information that implicates the Syrian Embassy in Aisamy's kidnapping."
Several lawmakers attending Monday's session, including Sami Gemayel and Baabda MP Hikmat Deeb, have questioned the military prosecutor's failure to apprehend those involved in the abductions.
"The committee at Parliament agreed to invite [State Prosecutor Saeed] Mirza for the next session to look into the reasons the Military Tribunal has failed to uncover the perpetrators," Deeb said.
Judicial sources, however, defended the Military Tribunal, telling The Daily Star that the probe into the abduction of Syrian opposition figures was ongoing.
They said both the ISF and judicial authorities had conducted separate interrogations with the head of the Syrian Embassy guard unit, Lebanese First Lt. Salah Hajj after they received information that implicates the Syrian delegation in Lebanon.
Hajj is the son of Maj. Gen. Ali Hajj, Lebanon's former ISF chief who was held along with three other Lebanese generals for four years for alleged involvement in the 2005 Hariri assassination.
الجامعة العربية تتسلم طلب مجلس التعاون الخليجي لعقد اجتماع حول سوريا
Received the Arab League Gulf Cooperation Council's request for a meeting on Syria
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Friday - October 14 - 2011 - 15:45:14
Arab League announced that it received a request from the Gulf Cooperation Council held an emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers Sunday to discuss current developments in Syria.
Announced the Permanent Representative of Kuwait to the Arab League Ambassador Jamal Mohamed Ghoneim, in a statement to Kuwait News Agency "KUNA". . .
Ghoneim said that the request comes after statements made by the Organization of the United Nations, which warned of the deterioration of the situation taking place in Syria and its orientation towards civil war and described the situation as "extremely dangerous" of all aspects of humanitarian, political and field.
He explained that the Statute of the Arab League Council requires the approval of two states for the meeting and he agreed to the request are six Gulf states, and therefore the meeting will be held on schedule next Sunday evening.
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