Lina Sinjab
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332 appearances
25 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Jun
Lina Sinjab’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Also, we heard earlier from the president, Joseph Rohn, saying we're waiting for answers from, you know, the parties involved.
And the answer came from Naeem Qasim,
in the afternoon, rejecting the terms of this ceasefire.
So we'll have to wait and see if there's any other development or if this is going to be cancelled at all.
These talks really saved Beirut an attack, saved Dahye an attack, which is the southern part of Beirut, southern suburb, Hezbollah stronghold that has been targeted in 2024 and continue to be targeted.
It's been really a very tense day yesterday with thousands of people fleeing for their safety from Dahye neighborhood who are still stranded.
The morning started with an imminent strike expected on Dahye, but it didn't happen.
And that's because of these kind of round of talks that mainly the U.S.
president done after Iranian pressure to include Lebanon in a ceasefire deal.
This is the first time that the U.S.
president talks even indirectly to Hezbollah.
which is an organization designated as a terror one.
But that spared Beirut a strike.
Hezbollah agreed not to target northern Israel, and Israel agreed not to target Beirut.
But in between these two, the south is out of the equation, where bombardment and airstrikes continued yesterday with more than 20 people killed, including an attack on a hospital in the city of Tyre.
I think people are really holding hopes to anything that could stop the violence in Lebanon, even though Beirut is spared this attack.
But many parts of Dahia are destroyed.
They've been destroyed since the 2024 war, and now more destruction.
Displaced people are scattered in the country, in Beirut, in the north, in the mountains, in shelters, in schools, but even in tents.
They're still staying in tents.
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