
The
assassination of Christian State Minister Pierre
Gemayel, an outspoken critic of Syrian involvement in Lebanon points the fingers of blame to Damascus. However, pure political and diplomatic logic makes it difficult to see
Bashar Assad's regime behind the
assassination. Syria has just scored historical political points by renewing full diplomatic relations with
Iraq. Moreover, Syria was in the verge of a political success, falling
Fuad Siniora's government, which is key to prevent Damascus to be prosecuted in Harriri murder trial. This is the fifth political
assassination in the past year in
lamentable Lebanon. This puzzled people who try so hardly to remain under the same flag, but failed to become a nation, gives us a glimpse of how extremely difficult will be to hold together an ethnically divided Iraq.
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