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جنوبية
Amal-Hezbollah Dispute in South Lebanon
The tearing by unidentified individuals of a picture of Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri in the town of Kafra—without any information about who was responsible or why—has once again drawn attention to differences between the Amal Movement and Hezbollah. In Hallousiyah, a municipal dispute is underway over what to name the main street: Amal proposed combining the names of Imam Musa al-Sadr and Hassan Nasrallah, while Hezbollah representatives insisted on Nasrallah’s name alone. The movement’s bloc threatened to resign, and the name has yet to be decided. The mayor and Amal sources, however, played down the dispute, saying that contacts to resolve it are continuing. These incidents alone are not enough to establish that there is a broad rift between the two allies.
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