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Hariri says majority coalition will not surrender to Hezbollah
Senior pro-government Lebanese political leader, Saad Al Hariri, said on Tuesday his majority coalition would not surrender to Hezbollah.
- Reuters
- Published: 18:39 May 13, 2008
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Beirut: Senior pro-government Lebanese political leader, Saad Al Hariri, said on Tuesday his majority coalition would not surrender to Hezbollah, whose fighters have routed supporters of the Sunni-led government in Beirut.
"They simply are demanding that we surrender, they want Beirut to raise white flags... This is impossible," Hariri told a news conference.
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