Head of France DGSE discusses border clashes in surprise visit to Lebanon
Head of France's foreign intelligence agency Nicolas Lerner has made a surprise visit to Lebanon for the first time since his appointment, al-Akhbar newspaper reported Thursday.
Lerner discussed in Lebanon Wednesday the border situation and the diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip from spilling over into Lebanon, the daily said.
Since the war in Gaza erupted in October, there have been near-daily exchanges along the Lebanon-Israel border and international mediators have scrambled to prevent an all-out war in tiny Lebanon.
U.S. mediator Amos Hochstein who visited Lebanon earlier this month had said he can't "guarantee" that an anticipated Gaza ceasefire would apply to Lebanon.
Lerner discussed in Lebanon the possible impact of a Gaza truce on Lebanon, al-Akhbar said.
14 March 2024, 16:53
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Intelligence agencies are undertaking a new model of analysis under the heading, "Racism is wrong".
14 March 2024, 20:31
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Nicolas Lerner should be placed under arrest, Macron's France has been protecting Israel and supplying a great deal of ammo to Israel in its ongoing genocide; this man is no saint, he's a criminal and he belongs in Gaza tunnel.
15 March 2024, 00:54
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gabriel01 47 minutes ago 00
Iretard you born loser. The depth and width and height of your idiocy will never cease to amaze me. Get a life you loser. :D
This is some remarks my psychologist cousin made after read your post:
The behaviour exhibited in gabriel01’s message is indicative of underlying mental health issues such as narcissistic personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, or mood disorders like depression or anxiety.
The use of derogatory language and insults towards me is a clear manifestation of gabriel 01’s need for validation or attention.
The most pathetic aspect of this is that engaging in online harassment and bullying behaviour indicates a lack of empathy and a willingness to cause harm to others for personal gratification. gabriel01 derive pleasure or satisfaction from exerting power over others in a virtual environment.
15 March 2024, 00:56
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Despite outward displays of confidence, the need to belittle and insult others stems from underlying feelings of inadequacy or insecurity. Putting others down ALWAYS serves as a defence mechanism to mask his own vulnerabilities.
My cousin recently got her PhD as clinical psychologist, she can refer you to capable people in Lebanon and abroad. She says there’s nothing to be ashamed of, and is extending a hand, she's genuinely willing to help.
