Central News Agency quoted Syrian security officials that the exploded car last Saturday did not enter Syria from the Lebanese borders. Syria official reported says that the 4x4 GMC car entered Syria from a neighboring country. There are rumors that the car entered from Jordan.
Syria blocked the distribution of Saudi funded newspaper Al-Hayat. The newspaper published many reports lately about Syrian interference in north Lebanon such as the U.S. warning to Syria.
The story of an explosion after a car accident is confirmed today by the Syrian media, added something new: Hours after the blast, the authorities were able to detect the cell planned to attack, arresting a number of people. The search is still underway for others, members of the group are Arab nationalities, there are no Syrians among them.
Al-Akhbar says that there are two reasons behind the Syrian military reinforcement on the Northern Lebanese borders. - To provide a geographic defense line for the Russian sea base in Syria's Mediterranean port of Tartus. - To confront armed groups oppose the regime in Syria, financed by some regional powers and the Americans. Syrian and Europeans want to act very fast before ...
AKI reported few minutes ago that a Syrian Brigadier Abdul-Karim Abbas, Vice-Chairman in the Syrian intelligence, is assassinated in yesterday's explosion. The Brigadier is questioned earlier and linked to Hariri assassination. Lebanese website Elnashra denied this report saying Brigadier Abbas is still alive, and an army Brigadier George Garbi is killed [with his son in the car], he was coincidentally driving ...
Saudi newspaper reported a different scenario than the official report released by the Syrian News Agency "SANA". Before we see the Saudi story you can read the Syrian official version in English here. Middle East travelers recognize such 4x4 cars mentioned in the above link used for long-distance passengers transport, from/to Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon. Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadh claims that it based ...
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If you understand how "Domain Names" work on the web then you will understand what I am saying here:
A former staff member of Al-Arabiya who registered the Al-Arabiya "domain name" with his name giving his address as the owner of the "alarabiya.net" by "Netsolution" through "Go Dady" is the start of the so called "Al-Arabiya hacked".
That explains why Al-Arabiya in the last few days changed the domain name from "alarabiya.net" to "alarabiya.tv".
The Saudi satellite TV thinks that the readers are idiots saying the hackers took the domain name. There is nothing called taking the domain name. Hackers can "hijack" the domain name but still it is registered with the owner's address. Reviving a hijacked domain name is a matter of minutes.
Reported today on Kueaiti Al-Qabas quoting an Iranian newspaper called "Khurshid" saying:
Nasrallah appointed Hashim Safi Al-Din the chairman of Hezbollah's executive office [Nasrallah's cousin] as his successor, if Israel succeeded in assassinating Nasrallah.
As reported on Kurdish newspaper Hawalti:
Talabani secretly met with an Iranian delegation Telewaera village - Horaman region [bordering Iran] last Wednesday to meet an Iranian delegation of six persons, eyewitnesses said.
The people in the village surprised to see Talabani escorted by a motorcade of 15 cars in their village without previously informing the local authorities.
This is reported on Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida:
The newspaper learned from Palestinian sources that the U.S. contacted Hamas through the United States embassy in Syria.
Condoleezza Rice's letter "praised" Hamas position of the truce with Israel in the Gaza Strip and Hamas position from the rocket launchers targeting Israeli cities and towns.
The letter comforts Hamas about the United States position from sending Arab forces to Gaza Strip saying hat the U.S. became convinced of the futility of this step.
According to the source, this letter came as an answer to Iran's letter to Hamas showing Iran's concerns about Hamas operation targeting the Palestinian Jihadi factions still targeting Israeli cities and towns.
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