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Lebanon: Conflict is beyond sectarianism

Written byMoussa Bashir

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Posted 13 May 2008 3:37 GMT

“His [Nasrallah] words highlighted a deep political divide that goes beyond sectarianism, which pits those who see Lebanon as prey to a Western plot to dominate the region against those who see the chief plotters as Iran and Syria,” notes Burghol on the conflict in Lebanon.

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