Saudi Arabia could mediate in Lebanon crisis: Hezbollah
By: Karim Tellawi
BEIRUT, Lebanon: Lebanon's Hezbollah headed by Hasan
Nasrollah believes Saudi Arabia could mediate in the country's
political crisis.
Mohammed Fneish, energy minister in Prime Minister Fuad Siniora's
government before he and five other ministers resigned in November,
told As-Safir newspaper Friday that he and Hezbollah number two Sheikh
Naim Kassem met King Abdullah in Saudi Arabia at the end of December.
"Saudi Arabia can play the role of mediator between the Lebanese,
especially since it says it is impartial as regards the protagonists,"
Fneish told the daily As-Safir.
He and Kassem were granted an audience with the king in the kingdom's
Red Sea port city of Jeddah last month.
"The Jeddah meeting was positive, especially on rapprochement between
the kingdom and Hezbollah," Fneish was quoted as saying, adding that
the encounter was "the first of its kind" between a Saudi monarch and
his party.
"Saudi Arabia can use its influence to end all discord" between Sunni
Muslims and Shiites, he said.
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