Nagi Nahas

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Nagi Nahas

Nagi Nahas

@Anywann

Master's in computer engineering. Also, I invest in the stock market.

Katılım Haziran 2009
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
Well, if you have a GCC residence, you don't need a visa for the GCC. And even if your passport expires while you are in the GCC, you will not be expelled if your residency is still valid. And generally, it was much easier to renew one's passport if one was already abroad. But, GCC residents, from late 2022 to early 2024, faced extremely long delays to obtain Schengen visas (sometimes 4 to 5 months). And if you were unlucky enough to be in Lebanon and in need of a passport because of a job offer abroad, the only solution left to you was to beg a political party (and of course pay) to get faster processing.
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@WalstarW @JEK_Psych And at that time, I was already in Cyprus, but I know people who applied for passports at that time, and I know what they went through.
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
That is simply not true. Not only can it be difficult to get visas no matter how rich you are, but your Lebanese passport application might be delayed for more than a year, as happened around the 2022 period, unless you're willing to crawl and beg some political party to have faster processing. And I insist: not only pay, but crawl and beg.
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@miniapeur Well, I think he was relatively good-looking. Anyway, it seems he had a reputation for being a womanizer.
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Mathieu@miniapeur·
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@WatchThisfr Le fait qu'ils soient régularisés en Espagne ne leur confère aucun droit en France, hormis celui de faire du tourisme, et pas plus de 90 jours sur 180. Certes, ils peuvent user de leur droit d'accès pour tenter d'agir illégalement, mais un visa touristique y suffirait aussi.
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Watch This@WatchThisfr·
@Maitre_Eolas Sauf qu'il y a très peu de contrôles puisque la libre-circulation est la règle. Et vous le savez. Avec ce genre d'attaques contre Bardella, vous allez réussir à le faire élire dès le premier tour.
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Maitre Eolas🇫🇷
Maitre Eolas🇫🇷@Maitre_Eolas·
Quel dommage que Jordan Bardella ne soit pas député européen, il aurait pu apprendre que la liberté de circulation et d'installation ne s'applique pas aux étrangers même séjournant régulièrement dans un pays de l'UE, mais seulement aux citoyens de l'UE.
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Hani Hassan
Hani Hassan@hanihassan26·
@rmslim @Apple Checked the Web browser version, it's the same for all of Lebanon not just the south.. perhaps they simply don't have accurate data 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@QalaatAlMudiq I find it somewhat weird that Hezbollah or even the relatives of the fighter would choose an image where he is smoking, which is haram (4th image at the bottom row).
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Qalaat Al Mudiq
Qalaat Al Mudiq@QalaatAlMudiq·
Last week, Hezbollah death notices increased considerably, but this week they have literally skyrocketed on Lebanese social media, with 100s mourned. Below is an excerpt covering all categories.
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Qalaat Al Mudiq@QalaatAlMudiq

Death notices posted on social media for Hezbollah fatalities have recently increased significantly, surpassing 40 per day. This is partly due to delayed death confirmations, as the Southern front takes the biggest toll. Losses affect all categories, incl. artillery, ATGM & drone operators, elite forces, veterans of the war in #Syria, as well as experienced commanders.

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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@ImadSalamoun OK, it is AI. I mean there are a lot of signs it is AI, but the shade is not like that at 10:00 AM for sure. The sun would still be east at 10:00 AM.
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Imad Salamoun@ImadSalamoun·
Beirut early 1900s. Samir Abi Abdallah
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@HuseinNourdin @ImadSalamoun Mmm, there is the French mandate flag on the top of the building, so in case the photo is not simply AI, it was taken after 1920.
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@WalstarW @AhmadFPR Not only the kidnapping of US staff and faculty, but there was also the destruction of the AUB College Hall in November 1991.
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Ahmad@AhmadFPR·
Pretty dark moment in Lebanon's history when some of the biggest academic institutions are taking precautions because they're expecting to get bombed
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@Beirutspring I don't think Hezbollah gives any consideration to whether there is a church near a tunnel or not. As to causing Shia-Christian troubles ... Ya3ne ma we2fit 3ala hay.
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Mustapha Hamoui
Mustapha Hamoui@Beirutspring·
Let's assume what he's saying is correct (big assumption. His job is propaganda). Is Hezbollah intentionally digging tunnels near churches for political, premeditated reasons? What do you think those reasons are?
افيخاي ادرعي@AvichayAdraee

#عاجل في محيط كنيسة في قرية الخيام بجنوب لبنان: قوات جيش الدفاع تكشف عن مسار نفق تحت أرضي تابع لحزب الله الإرهابي 🔸خلال نشاط نفذته قوات لواء غفعاتي بقيادة الفرقة 91 في جنوب لبنان عثرت قواتنا على موقع قتال تحت أرضي نشط تابع لمنظمة حزب الله الإرهابية في محيط كنيسة في قرية الخيام. 🔸وخلال عمليات التمشيط في منطقة القتال، كشفت القوات وعثرت على فتحة نفق ومسار نفق تحت أرضي أُنشئ في محيط الكنيسة. 🔸هذا الموقع القتالي، الذي استخدمه حزب الله الإرهابي لتنفيذ أنشطة إرهابية، تم اكتشافه لأول مرة من قبل قوات جيش الدفاع في شهر ديسمبر 2024، وتم تطهيره من وسائل قتالية ومن مخربين. 🔸وخلال عمليات التمشيط في محيط الكنيسة، عثرت القوات على ثلاثة مداخل إضافية أنشأها حزب الله الإرهابي خلال فترة وقف إطلاق النار، مما يدل على إعادة تفعيل الموقع. 🔸 الاستخدام المتكرر لهذا الموقع يثبت نمط العمل المتكرر لحزب الله الإرهابي، حيث يتمادى في استغلال المدنيين في لبنان بشكل ساخر كدروع بشرية، ويستخدم بشكل منهجي المؤسسات الدينية والبنى التحتية المدنية لأغراض عسكرية. 🔸كما ان الاستخدام المتعمد للمؤسسات الدينية المدنية لأغراض عسكرية يشكل انتهاكًا للقانون الدولي.

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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
Actually, the more costly it will be for the Israelis to conquer South Lebanon, the more politically difficult it will be for the Israeli Government to withdraw. If, for example, close to 500 Israeli soldiers lose their lives in the offensive, as was the case in Gaza, it will be politically very hard for Netanyahu to withdraw without obtaining very significant security guarantees. And such convincing guarantees will be all the more difficult to provide after the previous guarantees concerning the absence of Hezbollah weapons in the South were shown to lack credibility.
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Jean Riachi
Jean Riachi@riachi_jean·
This is not an acceptable price. Lebanon must recover every inch of its occupied territory. Unfortunately, it will take the end of Hezbollah and the collapse of the “resistance” narrative for the Lebanese state, with the support of the Arab world and the international community, to be able to compel Israel to withdraw.
Mazen Barbir@mazen_barbir

Rebranding ~15% of Lebanon as a “buffer zone” doesn’t make it less of an invasion. Some will still argue it’s an acceptable price, mostly those who haven’t had to pay it yet. They will. Zero doubt. Ego has a way of blinding people into thinking they’re the exception.

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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@Beirutspring @AhmadFPR He doesn't need to. According to International Law, the Iranian Embassy remains inviolable, even if the ambassador is a persona non grata. In case the Lebanese government decides to sever diplomatic relations (which it hasn't, until now) a reasonable delay must be granted.
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Mustapha Hamoui@Beirutspring·
@AhmadFPR But *can* they arrest him if he surrounds himself with Hezbollah goons?
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Mustapha Hamoui@Beirutspring·
Can anyone explain to me what happens if the Iranian ambassador refuses to leave? (As he’s being advised by Hezbollah to do)
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
Maybe. But I don't think that the US, and especially Trump, would easily accept losing face. Furthermore, I think there is much less political and personal risk for Trump now than there was, for instance, when he refused to acknowledge Biden's 2020 election. So it wouldn't surprise me if he continued to hold a hard line in the crisis with Iran.
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Beirut-Reporter
Beirut-Reporter@beirutreporter·
The problem is time-sensitive. The world simply does not have time to wait for a solution that neutralises Iran once and for all. Perhaps at some point in the future, once sufficient backup capacity has been built. But not now. The damage to the global economy is already enormous. Much of this will only become apparent later. The Saudi facilities cannot supply the entire Gulf, and clearing the Strait of Hormuz will take a very long time and involve heavy losses. Barring a negotiated solution, there is simply no time for anything else.
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
I don't see a scenario where this ends in a draw for Iran. If the U.S. can solve the Hormuz crisis without negotiating, whether by force or by using the Saudi pipeline, Iran loses its most powerful retaliatory tool. However, if the U.S. is forced to negotiate to reopen the Strait, Iran gains a lot of leverage; at that point, any further military action against them would carry a price tag the global economy simply couldn't afford. That would be a victory for Iran.
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Beirut-Reporter@beirutreporter·
Iran will not win. Nor, however, will it lose. As Iran’s political structures will remain largely intact for the time being, Hezbollah will not disappear either. It would have to be defeated. But who is to do that? The Lebanese army does not dare, because – as in the civil war – it fears a renewed split. The other sects have little interest in Hezbollah’s main sphere of influence, the south. The Israeli army might perhaps be able to do so, but the losses would be high, the outcome is uncertain, and many Lebanese, despite Hezbollah, do not agree with Israeli intervention. Neither the Lebanese (for various reasons: homeland, economy, refugees, etc.) nor the US or the Europeans would accept a Gaza scenario. Hezbollah will therefore remain for the time being. Those politicians in Lebanon who are now toning down their aggressive rhetoric against Hezbollah are therefore acting quite rationally within the balance of power that will prevail in the near future. #Lebanon #Beirut #Hezbollah #Iran #Israel #Hizbullah
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Nagi Nahas
Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
Je ne dis pas que vous avez tort, mais en vous lisant, on a l'impression que l'issue de ce conflit est déjà tracée. Il est sans doute très improbable que le régime iranien tombe, ou qu'il perde définitivement sa capacité à développer un programme nucléaire militaire d'ici la fin de la guerre. Mais même en admettant cela, il reste deux issues possibles aux conséquences radicalement différentes : La première est que les États-Unis parviennent à rouvrir le détroit d'Ormuz par la force, aboutissant à un cessez-le-feu relatif (semblable à celui entre Israël et le Hezbollah entre novembre 2024 et février 2026). Ce serait une défaite cinglante pour le régime : cela signifierait qu'il n'a plus les moyens de riposter aux frappes américaines et israéliennes, avec tout ce que cela implique. La seconde issue serait que les États-Unis se voient contraints de négocier pour rouvrir le détroit. Toute future attaque contre l'Iran deviendrait impossible sans causer d'énormes dégâts à l'économie mondiale. Dans ce cas, le régime sortirait relativement victorieux de la crise, et Trump paierait sans doute un lourd tribut en matière de crédibilité sur la scène internationale.
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Cédric Labrousse
Cédric Labrousse@CdricLabrousse·
Bref, grande colère car, dans cette équation, personne, mais absolument personne, n'aura pensé à l'opposition iranienne de l'intérieur, qui va subir le retour de bâton. Elle qui a déjà perdu des dizaines de milliers de personnes depuis 2009... 10/
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Cédric Labrousse@CdricLabrousse·
BHL, avec qui je partage plusieurs avis et positions sur la question iranienne, mais également des désaccords profonds, avait raison il y a quelques jours (et je l'avais retweeté en ce sens). Si le régime s'en sort plutôt bien (structurellement), il clamera une victoire. 1/
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Nagi Nahas@Anywann·
@WalstarW @LebfinanceM The Australians did so (for all Lebanese, not specifically for Christians) at the beginning of the Civil War. It seems that the Australians are generally not too happy with the results. (Look up "The Lebanese Concession" if you want.)
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lebfinanceMOM@LebfinanceM·
عرض كندا لمنح الجنسية للمسيحيين اللبنانيين (وتأمين عيش كريم لهم في كندا) الذي قدمته خلال الحرب الأهلية ما زال قائمًا؟ Asking for a friend.
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