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Google News: Lebanon's complex part in Syrian conflict
[Financial Times] - That a Beirut government made up largely of Syrian allies, including the all-powerful Hizbollah, would dare to indict not only Michel Samaha, a Lebanese adviser to Bashar al-Assad, but also Ali Mamlouk, the Syrian president's top security aide, showed
The American Elections and the Dangers of the Isolationist Tendency
www.huffingtonpost.com
[Huffington Post (blog)] - General Al-Hassan had exposed several networks working to inflame Lebanon, most prominently at the hands of former Minister Michel Samaha, who transported explosives in his car from Damascus to Beirut under orders from Syria's top military intelligence
After Beirut Bomb, What Is Lebanon's Fate?
www.huffingtonpost.com
[Huffington Post] - He was influential in the arrest of several high-profile spies, including Fayez Karam, a former Lebanese army general who served a little over 18 months in prison for passing information on to Israel, and Michel Samaha, a former minister who was
Analysis: Stopping continued Lebanon violence up to parties in power
news.nationalpost.com
[National Post] - Hassan was deliberately targeted by the Syrian government for his involvement in the arrest of Michel Samaha, a senior government intelligence officer and close ally to the Assad regime in Lebanon. Mr. Samaha was arrested in August and has been
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