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Israel Attacks Syrian Military Base in Damascus

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Israel Strikes Syrian Military Sites in Damascus Amid Regional Tensions

Syrian security forces were deployed to the Sweida region on Monday,July 14th,to mediate a conflict between Druze fighters and Bedouin armed groups.However, these forces became embroiled in clashes wiht Druze militias. This escalating situation drew the attention of Israel, which subsequently conducted airstrikes against Syrian government forces on July 14th and 15th, citing the protection of the Druze community as its objective.

The Israeli military announced on Wednesday, July 16th, that it would reinforce its troop presence along the border with Syria. This decision followed a brief ceasefire announced by the Damascus Defence Ministry, which failed to de-escalate the renewed fighting between Druze fighters and syrian government forces in the Sweida region. Israel has indicated its intention to intensify its attacks if Syrian government forces do not withdraw from the Sweida area.

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Hamas is ready to free 10 hostages during a ceasefire, Israel said like this

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor
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Authority Israel say that Gaza’s ceasefirewhich is now being negotiated in Qatar, may be realized within one week or two weeks. This was conveyed by Tel Aviv after the group Hamas expressed readiness to free 10 Israeli hostages as part of the agreement.

An Israeli senior official, who declined to be named, as reported Reuters And Al ArabiyaThursday (10/7/2025), said that the ceasefire agreement and the release of hostages in the Gaza Strip would most likely not be achieved in one day.

According to the Israeli senior official, an agreement between Israel and Hamas might be achieved in the next one week or two weeks.


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This statement was made during the Prime Minister (PM) Benjamin Netanyahu Visiting Washington DC this week.

Furthermore, it was said by the senior Israeli official that if both parties approve of the 60 days of the ceasefire proposal, Tel Aviv will use this time to offer a permanent ceasefire – on condition that the Hamas group must disarm their weapons.




If Hamas refused, said the senior Israeli official, “we will continue” military operations in the Gaza Strip.

This was conveyed after Hamas, on Wednesday (9/7), expressed readiness to free 10 hostages in an ongoing effort to realize the ceasefire of Gaza.

But Hamas also mentioned that the ceasefire negotiations that were taking place in Qatar took place “difficult” because of the “violence of the heart” of Israel.

Also check out the video: Netanyahu: Israel-As wants to end Hamas’s power in Gaza

In his statement, the Hamas group said there were still major obstacles in negotiations, especially regarding the flow of humanitarian assistance freely, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, and “real guarantees” for permanent ceasefire.

“This movement shows the needed flexibility and agrees to free 10 prisoners (hostages),” Hamas said in his statement, as reported by AFP.

“Although negotiations on these issues are still difficult until now due to the violence of occupation (Israel), we continue to work seriously and with a positive spirit with the mediators to overcome obstacles and end our people’s suffering, and ensure their aspirations for freedom, security, and dignified life,” said the group.

Hamas’s statement was delivered after four days of indirect negotiations mediated by Qatar, and when United States of America (US) signaling the belief that the 60 -day ceasefire agreement will be achieved before weekends.

The US special delegation for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, said that part of the agreement was the return of 10 alive hostages, which Hamas and its allies were held on the Gaza Strip since the attack in October 2023 which triggered the war.

Of the 251 hostages brought to the Gaza Strip, as many as 49 hostages were believed to be still detained in the region, including 27 people who according to the Israeli military had died.

Meanwhile, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar expressed his belief that the ceasefire and agreement on the liberation of hostages in the “can be achieved”, although there were no signs of breakthroughs in the ongoing negotiations with Hamas.

It was confirmed by Saar that Israel seriously wanted to reach an agreement to end the battle over the past 21 months.

“If a temporary ceasefire is reached, we will negotiate a permanent ceasefire,” he said in a speech in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia.

Also check out the video: Netanyahu: Israel-As wants to end Hamas’s power in Gaza

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Houthi Leaders Respond to Trump’s Terrorist Organization Designation

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Trump Re-designates Houthis as Foreign Terrorist ⁤Institution Amid Rising Tensions

In a ‌move‍ that has reignited geopolitical tensions, former US President Donald Trump ‌ has once ‌again ⁣designated YemenS ‌ Houthi group as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO). ⁤This decision, announced by teh White ⁤House ‍on Wednesday, ⁢January 22, 2025, marks the second time Trump⁢ has taken such action⁤ against ⁢the Iran-backed ‌group.

The‍ Houthis, formally known⁤ as Ansar allah, have ​been at⁣ the centre of regional conflicts, ‍particularly due to their support for⁢ Palestine and their attacks on US and ⁢israeli interests. The‍ group has ‍vehemently opposed the designation, claiming⁣ it is⁢ a response to their solidarity with ⁢the Palestinian‍ cause.

Houthis‍ Respond: A Stand ⁣for⁢ Palestine

In a statement​ quoted by Al-Masirah TV, the Houthis accused the ⁤US of targeting the yemeni ⁤people for their “honorable position in support of ​the oppressed Palestinian people.” The group has been actively involved in the Red‍ Sea, targeting⁢ US military⁢ and commercial vessels, and also ships they claim are linked‌ to Israel. ‌

These actions⁢ escalated following the⁢ October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Tel Aviv, which triggered the ongoing Gaza war. The Houthis have framed their maritime attacks as a form of‍ support for ​Hamas, further ​complicating‌ the ⁣already volatile situation in⁤ the ‌region.​

Trump’s Second ⁤FTO Designation

This​ is not the first time Trump has​ labeled the Houthis⁤ as a terrorist organization. During his first term,he took a similar stance,only for⁣ the designation ⁣to be reversed by the Biden‌ administration. The re-designation underscores Trump’s hardline approach to foreign policy, particularly concerning groups perceived as threats to⁢ US interests.

The White ‍House‌ statement emphasized that⁤ the Houthis’ activities “threaten the security of American civilians and ⁤personnel,” justifying the move ⁣as a necessary measure to protect⁤ national security. ‍

Key ​Points at a Glance

| ⁢ Aspect ⁣ ‌ ‍ | Details ​ ‍ ⁢ ‌ ​ ⁢ ‍ ⁢ ‍ ⁢ ​ ​ ⁤ ⁢ ‌ |
|————————–|—————————————————————————–|
| Designation ‌ ‌ ​ | Houthis re-designated as Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) by Trump. |
| Reason Cited ​ ⁤ ⁢ | threats⁣ to US security⁤ and support for Palestinian causes. ​ |
| Houthi response | Accuses US of targeting Yemeni support for Palestine. ‍‍ ⁢ ⁤ ‍|
| Previous Action | Biden administration reversed Trump’s‍ initial FTO designation. ⁣ ‍ |
| Regional Impact | Attacks on US and Israeli-linked vessels in the Red Sea. ‍ ‍ ​ |

Implications‌ for Regional Stability

The​ re-designation of the Houthis as an FTO​ is likely to exacerbate tensions in the Middle East. The group’s alignment with Iran and ⁤its active role in the Yemeni civil war have already ⁤made it a⁢ focal⁢ point of international scrutiny. This move by Trump could further isolate ⁤the Houthis,potentially⁤ leading to increased military and economic pressure on the group.

However, critics argue that such designations may hinder humanitarian efforts in Yemen, ‌where millions ‌are already suffering⁤ from one ⁣of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. The⁢ Houthis control significant portions of the⁤ country, and any sanctions or⁢ restrictions⁢ could impact ‍aid delivery ​to‌ civilians.

What’s Next?

As the geopolitical chessboard shifts, the re-designation of ‌the Houthis as an FTO raises ⁣questions about the future⁢ of US-Yemen relations and the broader⁣ Middle East‌ conflict. Will this move deter the Houthis, or will​ it embolden them to escalate⁤ their actions? Only ⁤time will tell.

For ​now,⁤ the world‌ watches ‌as ⁢the Houthis continue to navigate ⁤the‌ turbulent⁤ waters of international politics, standing firm in⁤ their support for⁢ Palestine while facing increasing pressure from global powers.

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Trump Re-designates Houthis as Foreign ⁣Terrorist Organization:⁣ Expert Insights on US-Yemen Relations and Regional Stability

In a move that⁤ has reignited geopolitical tensions, former US President Donald Trump has once again designated Yemen’s Houthi group as a foreign Terrorist Organization ⁢(FTO). This decision,announced by the White House⁤ on Wednesday,January 22,2025,marks the second time Trump has taken such action against the Iran-backed group.‌ To unpack the implications of‌ this decision,⁢ we sat ‌down with Dr. Sarah Al-Mansoori, a leading expert ‌on Middle ‌Eastern ‍geopolitics and conflict resolution, to‌ discuss the potential fallout and ⁢what⁣ it means for US-Yemen relations and the broader Middle East.

The Houthis’ Stance: solidarity with Palestine and Regional Influence

Senior editor: Dr. Al-mansoori, the Houthis have framed their actions as a form of support ⁢for palestine, especially in response‌ to the ongoing Gaza war. ⁢How important is this narrative ⁢in shaping their regional ‌influence?

Dr. Al-Mansoori: the Houthis’ ⁢alignment with the‌ Palestinian cause is a central ​pillar ⁣of their identity‌ and strategy. By positioning themselves as defenders of Palestine,they gain ‌legitimacy‍ among certain segments of the‍ Arab world,particularly those who view the Palestinian⁣ struggle as a unifying issue. ⁣This narrative‍ also strengthens their ties ⁤with⁤ Iran,which has long supported Palestinian resistance groups like Hamas. However, it’s important to⁣ note that their actions, ‌such‍ as attacks on commercial⁣ vessels in the Red Sea, are not solely altruistic. Thes moves ⁢serve‍ to assert their influence ⁢and disrupt their adversaries, particularly the US ⁣and Israel.

Trump’s Re-designation:‍ A Strategic Move or Political ‍Posturing?

Senior Editor: This ‍is the second ‍time trump has designated the Houthis as an FTO. What do you think motivated this decision, and how does it differ from his first attempt?

Dr. Al-mansoori: Trump’s re-designation reflects his governance’s hardline approach to foreign policy, particularly toward groups perceived as threats to US interests. The timing is also significant. With the ongoing Gaza war‌ and ‌the houthis’ increased maritime attacks, this​ move sends a strong message to ⁤both ⁣the group and its backers⁣ in Iran. ⁣Though, it’s worth noting that the⁢ Biden‍ administration reversed the initial designation, citing concerns over its impact ​on humanitarian aid to Yemen. This back-and-forth highlights the politicization of​ such designations, which are often influenced⁢ by broader⁣ geopolitical ‌strategies rather than purely security considerations.

Humanitarian Concerns: ‌The Impact on Yemen’s Civilians

Senior ‌Editor: Critics argue​ that the FTO designation could worsen Yemen’s ‌humanitarian crisis. What are your thoughts on this?

Dr. Al-Mansoori: The‍ humanitarian implications are⁤ deeply concerning. Yemen is already grappling with one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with millions‍ facing food insecurity and limited access to healthcare. ‌The houthis control⁤ significant portions of the ⁢country, including key ports and infrastructure. Sanctions and restrictions tied⁤ to the ⁤FTO designation could⁤ hinder ⁤the delivery of ⁢essential aid, exacerbating the suffering ⁢of civilians. While the US has stated that humanitarian exemptions will remain in place,the‌ reality is that ⁢such designations often create bureaucratic hurdles that delay or block critical assistance.

Regional Stability: Escalation or Deterrence?

Senior Editor: ​What are the potential consequences⁤ of this⁤ re-designation for regional stability, particularly​ in⁢ the context of US-Yemen relations and the broader Middle East conflict?

Dr.‌ Al-Mansoori: The re-designation is ​likely ‍to escalate tensions rather‍ than deter the Houthis. Historically,⁣ such measures have emboldened groups like the Houthis, who view them as⁢ evidence‌ of US hostility.This could lead to increased⁢ attacks ⁤on US​ and Israeli-linked ⁤targets, further‌ destabilizing the ​region. Additionally, the move risks alienating Yemen’s population, many of​ whom already view the US as complicit in their suffering due to its support for Saudi-led ⁢coalition airstrikes. ‍On⁢ a ⁢broader ​scale,this decision ⁣could⁤ complicate efforts to negotiate ‌a peaceful resolution to the Yemeni civil war,as it reinforces the Houthis’ perception of⁢ the US as an adversary rather than a mediator.

Looking Ahead: The ⁤Future of US-Yemen Relations

Senior Editor: ⁤ What​ do⁤ you see ⁤as the next steps for US-Yemen relations, and how might this re-designation shape ‌the trajectory⁢ of the conflict?

Dr. al-Mansoori: ⁤ The future of US-Yemen relations‌ will largely depend on how the Biden ‍administration responds⁣ to this⁢ re-designation. If they choose to maintain it, they‍ will‌ need​ to balance security concerns⁢ with the urgent ⁤need for humanitarian assistance. Diplomatic engagement will also ‌be crucial. The US must work with regional partners to address the root causes of the conflict, including the Houthis’ ⁢grievances and⁢ iran’s⁢ influence in Yemen. Ultimately, a lasting solution will require a extensive‌ approach that prioritizes dialog,‌ humanitarian⁣ relief, and regional cooperation.

Conclusion

Trump’s re-designation of the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist ⁢Organization underscores‌ the complexities of ⁤US-Yemen relations and the broader Middle East conflict. While the move aims to address security threats, it risks exacerbating⁢ humanitarian suffering and regional⁣ instability. As ⁢Dr. Al-Mansoori highlighted, a balanced approach​ that ⁣combines diplomatic ⁣engagement with humanitarian considerations will be essential to navigating these turbulent waters.‌ The world will be watching closely as the houthis continue ⁣to assert their influence and the US grapples with⁢ the⁣ consequences⁣ of its foreign policy decisions.

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China sets new rules for rare earth exports…

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
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Source: Arabic

China’s recent export controls have alarmed critics of the rare earth industry, and some worry that Beijing will exploit its dominance of the global supply chain in unprecedented ways. – never

China’s Ministry of Commerce announced Thursday that export controls on antimony will come into effect on September 15. Antimony is used in lead, nuclear weapons production, and lead acid batteries. It can also strengthen other metals.

“Three months ago, no one would have thought they would do this,” said Lewis Black, CEO of Canadian company Alimenti Industries. The company said it is spending at least $125 million to reopen a tungsten mine in South Korea later this year.
Tungsten is almost as hard as diamond, and is used in weapons, semiconductors and industrial cutting tools. Both tungsten and antimony are listed as rare earth metals in the United States, separated by less than 10 elements on the periodic table.

“My industry now believes this is closer to implementation than the graphite decision,” Black said, referring to export controls previously imposed by China. Last year, Beijing said the the world’s largest producer of graphite, said it would implement export licenses for vital battery materials amid scrutiny from foreign countries worried about its leadership.

According to the latest annual report issued by the US Geological Survey, China accounted for 48% of global antimony mine production in 2023, while the United States produced no marketable antimony. existence The report said that the United States has not produced tungsten commercially since 2015, and that China dominates the global supply of tungsten.

“I think this is the beginning of some restrictions on exports in a number of rare earths,” said Tungsten Metals Group CEO Tony Adcock. He said he found it hard to believe that China would simply limit antimony.

“The way he wrote a statement [وزارة التجارة الصينية]We based this on tungsten and other rare metals. This probably won’t happen,” he said, noting that “tungsten is probably of the highest economic importance,” according to Adcock.

The military importance of tungsten
The United States has tried to limit China’s access to high-end semiconductors, after which Beijing announced export controls on germanium and gallium, two metals used to make chips.

While tungsten is also used in the semiconductor industry, the metal, like antimony, is used in defense production.

“China is seeing a decline in tungsten production, but tungsten is absolutely critical, much more than antimony, in military applications,” said Christopher Eccleston, chief mining strategist at Hallgarten & Company.

China is expected to impose export controls on tungsten by the end of the year, if not in the next month or so.

The United States already wants to reduce its dependence on China for tungsten.

Beginning in 2026, the US REShore Act bans the use of Chinese tungsten in military equipment. This refers to the Essential Onshore Energy and Security Reserves Renewal Act of 2022.

The House Select Committee on Strategic Competition between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party announced in June a new working group on US critical minerals policy.

Ecclestone said that last week, the special antimony trading market noted that the US price for buying the metal from Rotterdam was significantly higher than the price for delivery from Shanghai. This is after antimony prices continued to rise even after the pandemic-related shipping disruption ended, he said.

“It is suspected that the Pentagon was replenishing its reserves of certain minerals, especially antimony because it needs antimony for weapons,” said Eccleston, who founded the mining strategy firm Mining Strategy in 2003.

At the same time, Marcus Hermann Chen, co-founder and managing director of China Macro Group, believes that China is retaliating more “against what it sees as interference with its national interests.”

He noted that China’s third meeting of policymakers in July “put forward a completely new policy goal to better coordinate the entire mineral value chain, which is likely to demonstrate the importance of the provision of ‘strategic mineral resources’ for both commercial and geo-economic interests. “

Emerging alternatives
As China seeks to ensure national security, companies in the United States and elsewhere are looking to take advantage of an emerging opportunity.

“Energy Fuels has been the largest supplier of uranium oxide to the United States for many years to support domestic nuclear energy production,” said Mark Chalmers, Chairman and CEO of Colorado-based Energy Fuels. He said the company is working to establish an American production line for rare metals.

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Artist Sherine Abdel Wahab summoned by Egyptian Public Prosecution for insulting and slandering producer Mohamed Al-Shaer: Details and Legal Consequences
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Artist Sherine Abdel Wahab summoned by Egyptian Public Prosecution for insulting and slandering producer Mohamed Al-Shaer: Details and Legal Consequences

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Source: Russia Today

The Public Prosecution in Egypt summoned the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab to hear her statements in the accusation against her regarding insulting and slandering the famous producer Mohamed Al-Shaer.

The details of this case are due to the Anti-Information Technology Investigations at the Ministry of the Interior receiving a report from producer Mohamed Al-Shaer accusing the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab of unlawfully insulting, slandering, and defaming him during a press conference, in addition to others insulting and slandering him through messages using the “Instagram” application after this spread. the video.

Counselor Sobhi Gamal, Mohamed Al-Shaer’s lawyer, explained that the Public Prosecution had listened to his client’s statements and requested the technical examination report from the Ministry of Interior, which concluded that the incident was true. Accordingly, the Public Prosecution summoned the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab to confront her with that technical report, the producer’s statements, and the criminal investigation investigations, but she… She declined to attend, citing her infection with the Coronavirus.

Counselor Sobhi Gamal added that the Public Prosecution established evidence of the veracity of the incident through the poet’s statements and the technical examination report prepared by specialists at the Ministry of Interior and Criminal Investigation Investigations, as according to Egyptian law, the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab faces imprisonment and a fine in addition to compensation.

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Fadi Ibrahim: Lebanese Actor’s Health Crisis and Call for Financial Assistance
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Fadi Ibrahim: Lebanese Actor’s Health Crisis and Call for Financial Assistance

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Source: Middle East

Writer: Vivian Haddad

Since the beginning of his acting career, Fadi Ibrahim has left an imprint on the Lebanese. A young and handsome young man with a striking presence on the small screen, he stole everyone’s attention. His spontaneous performance added sparkle to his charisma. Actor Fadi Ibrahim is included in the list of giant Lebanese artists. His brilliance, which began to increase day by day through the works he presented, included him on the list of distinguished actors locally and in the Arab world.

On the small screen as well as on stage, Fadi Ibrahim did not go unnoticed. A high-class Lebanese artist who made a difference on the scene. He transformed from an actor in local productions into an Arab star in mixed series.

Today, Ibrahim is going through a harsh experience due to the deterioration of his health condition. He has been lying in the Heart of Jesus Hospital in the Hazmieh area for about three months. He is expected to remain there for a parallel period until his treatment ends. Ibrahim suffers from diabetes, which, after his blood levels worsened, led to the amputation of his foot and some fingers on his hand. He may undergo successive surgeries if his conditions develop worse.

The head of the Actors Syndicate, Nima Badawi, says that Ibrahim, despite all these difficulties, remains cohesive and solid. He explained to Asharq Al-Awsat that “his morale is very high, and his smile has not disappeared from his face. All of his colleagues stood by him and supported him in his ordeal. Some of the Tarab stars even surprised him by how much they cared about his situation. They did not hesitate to provide him with financial assistance.”

In addition to suffering from diabetes, Ibrahim suffered from kidney failure, forcing him to undergo dialysis twice a week. “The problem is that the cost of his treatment exceeded the amount covered by health insurance. Because the matter will require additional months, we, the union, had to raise our voice to provide financial assistance to him.”

Captain Badawi says that Ibrahim entrusted him with this task, so that he would be the only reference for receiving aid. “Unfortunately, I opened electronic pages, and all he had to do was assign me the task of officially receiving this aid.”

Badawi invites anyone who wishes to provide assistance to Fadi to contact him personally. Due to the Lebanese state’s failure to cover Fadi Ibrahim’s treatment expenses, most of his colleagues expressed their dissatisfaction with this issue.

“It is shameful for a Lebanese actor to reach this point after great neglect by the Lebanese state,” says his colleague, actress Carmen Labs. As for the artist Elissa, she made sure to send him a direct message of support: “Please, let us all stop a great artist who has given a lot to art, but art has given nothing.”

Because the capabilities of the artistic unions in Lebanon are limited, the voices of their leaders were loud, calling for a helping hand to be extended to Fadi Ibrahim. Captain Badawi commented to Asharq Al-Awsat: “The state sponsored the payment of the cost of dialysis at the initiative of the Ministers of Culture and Health, Judge Muhammad Wissam Al-Murtada and Dr. Firas Abyad. This is equivalent to $1,400 a month, but his long stay in the hospital requires huge sums of money. The story is not a bazaar because people’s dignity cannot be played with. “It is a call from the heart to everyone who wishes to provide assistance to Fadi.”

Fadi Ibrahim had issued a statement to put an end to any rumors about him. He said in it: “My friends and loved ones, I extend my deepest thanks and gratitude to you for your love and great concern for my critical health situation, which you expressed through social media, and I acknowledge the efforts made by the Syndicate of Theater, Cinema, Radio and Television Actors, which has been following up on all the details from the beginning, and has the answer to any question.” , specifically in the person of Captain Nimah Badawi. With my sincere thanks, gratitude and love. Fadi Ibrahim.

His friend for more than 30 years, director Elie Maalouf, spoke about Fadi Ibrahim’s condition to Asharq Al-Awsat: “His treatment is the responsibility of the Lebanese state, but unfortunately it did not provide him with the required assistance. Fadi is not an ordinary artist, and he will not be repeated. He is a difficult figure on the artistic scene, and it is not permissible for him to be neglected when his country is in dire need.”

Fadi Ibrahim never left Lebanon or thought about emigrating, despite his possession of Australian citizenship on his mother’s side. He presented artistic works that were engraved in the memory of Lebanese and Arab viewers. Some of his roles are unforgettable by the Lebanese, and to this day they continue to call him “Nader Sabbagh,” the name he bore in the series “The Storm Blows Twice.” And “Nader Mesh Qadir” from a play starring the late Marwan Najjar. Many people memorized it with characters that embodied it, such as “Ibrahim Pasha” in “Yasmina” and “Al-Khawaja Wajih” in “All Love, All Love.” They also remember him in the characters of Ayoub, the Whale, Farid Nahhas, and Bahaa in “The Peasants’ Revolution,” “2020,” “For Death 2,” and “Secret.”

In addition to acting, Fadi Ibrahim worked in makeup for actors. He also excelled in a profession that requires high artistic sense.

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