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Home: Mobile clashes in more than one Lebanese region suggest a plot to sabotage security and disrupt the initiative of French President Emmanuel Macron, especially as it may be the beginning of a long-term solution to the Lebanese crisis.
And if these bloody clashes, and on a notable note that they are taking place in Sunni areas, political circles come to a halt when the road to Al Jadidah collides between supporters of Bahaa and Saad Hariri, which is the third between the two sides since the commemoration of February 14, 2020 when Bahaa Hariri supporters attacked Saad supporters and their processions near Al-Amins Mosque with stones and sticks. There were injuries between the two sides.
The fact is that Bahaa Hariri considers her brother Saad Hariri as part of the political team that brought the matter to this situation on several levels. This is evidenced by the positions of Bahaa Hariri, who announced in his statements, which contain harsh criticism of his brother. Bahaa al-Hariri began to include supporters in the rallies to express his political orientations. But things exploded in the Tariq Al-Jadidah area two days ago, and the violent confrontation was messages between the two brothers, with Saad loaded, according to private information, to “Al-Diyar”, his brother Baha and with him, the eldest General Ashraf Rifi, the responsibility of arming some groups in Akkar, Tripoli and Al-Tariq Al-Jadida.
In details. The fighting clearly emerged between Saad Hariri supporters and Bahaa Hariri supporters on the new highway, where Bahaa Hariri, the eldest son of the martyr Rafik Hariri, wants to lead the Sunni street instead of his brother Saad. Bahaa relies on Turkish influence to appeal to the Sunni milieu and take things in an extreme direction to embarrass Saad Hariri.
These circles added that the Sunni arena has become the most sensitive arena due to the resentment of some Sunnis over the concessions made by Saad Hariri, as well as interference by regional powers that exploit this reality in their interest.
Turkish intervention is a candidate for further escalation
Ministerial sources told Al-Diyar that Turkey is trying to enter Lebanon officially, as Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said during his visit to Lebanon that he had received instructions from President Erdogan to grant Turkish citizenship to Turks and Turkmens who live in Lebanon and do not have Turkish citizenship, due to what they suffered during the past years. The most recent was the explosion in the Grand Port of Beirut.
These sources added that the Turkish intervention was not limited and will not be limited to granting citizenship, but that the Turkish wants to intervene informally, supporting groups close to the Muslim Brotherhood in Lebanon. And what is the new Al-Tareeq incident if not a Turkish infiltration of Lebanese groups that it supports financially, in order to strengthen Ankara’s influence in the Lebanese arena?
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