Layla Abdul-Latif via “Tareekh Yashhad” launches predictions for Lebanon and Arab world

   
In the framework of her monthly appearance, Layla Abdul-Latif voiced via “Tareekh Yashhad” TV show her series of predictions.                  

Syria:
                
-President Bachar Assad will reject solution to the Syrian crisis in a standoff with UN Peace Envoy Lakhdar Brahimi           
-Free Syrian Army towards further fragmentation           
-President Assad will not leave Syria, will not step doen, and will stay until the presidential elections in 2014           
-Contact between President Assad and the Emir of Qatar            
-New aggression on the Syrian territory                    
-A US position will surprise the regime and the opposition            
-March will be a crucial month in these developments                 


Libya:         

-Saif al-Islam Gaddafi back to the forefront            
-Chaos will not end; Turkish investments will invade Libya        
-Various demonstrations will praise Gaddafi                       
-Foreign intervention will liberate Mustafa Abdul-Jalil from charges raised against him                         
-New information will bring back the attention to the incident of the US Embassy in Benghazi        
-World powers will reconsider supporting the Libyan revolution                  


Egypt:          

-No danger on Egypt's gas pipelines
-The Rafah crossing back to the spotlight            
-There will be a recrudescence of outrage and demonstrations in the Egyptian street              
-Blasts will target churches and mosques, triggering maelstrom              
-The Egyptian army will be deployed across Egypt             
-The presenter Amr Adeeb should take caution                  
-Hamdi Kandeel’s name will return to the forefront              
-A epidemic will endanger children in rural areas           
-Counterfeit meat and medications rampant in Egypt       
-Worries will surround President Mohammad Morsi who will not stay in power           
-Gamal Mubarak will take office amid wide-spread popularity             


Lebanon:     

-MP Sami Gemayel will succeed in the elections; enjoy the same popularity as late President Bachir Gemayel                   
-Compromises between Sheikh Ahmad Assir and other Lebanese factions              
-MP Walid Jumblatt to visit Syria            
-Bahia Hariri will one day have a political role in Lebanon       
-Armenians will not deceive Michel el-Murr
-Lebanese detainees in Syria’s Aazaz return to Lebanon safe and sound
-Lebanese territories will be brimming with oil
-Army Commander General Jean Kahwagi takes courageous stance without resorting to any political cover
-Judge Jean Fahed and Judge Hatem Madi will grab attention; President Michel Sleiman will honor them
-Governor of the Central Bank Riad Salameh will adopt a powerful plan that will reflect positively on reconstruction and on the economic movement
-Orthodox Gathering electoral draft will not be adopted; elections will be held on the basis of an amended version of the 1960’s law

LF Chief Samir Geagea:

-Significant change in Geagea’s positions
-Dispute between the LF and Kataeb Party; it will not affect the unity of March14
-Number of LF members will increase

Secretary General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah:

-Dispute between the secretary general of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and PM Najib Mikati on the backdrop of government's performance
-Nasrallah will threaten the Israeli entity clearly and explicitly in the case of a repeated aggression against Syria
-Clear tension on the Southern-Israeli borders

Speaker Nabih Berri:

-Speaker Nabih Berri will visit Syria soon
-Berri will succeed in not renewing the mandate of the current parliament


FPM Leader MP Michel Aoun:

-Disagreement between MP Michel Aoun and one of his ministers
-Mediation between MP Aoun and Former MP Elie Skaff will not yield agreement
-Dispute between MP Aoun and Hezbollah, but it will not turn into estrangement
-MP Aoun will welcome Tracy Chamoun

Jordan:

-Jordan's economy towards continuous decline
-Eruption of fire in one of the refugee camps leads to humanitarian crisis
-Jordanian-Egyptian dispute
-Demonstrators return to the streets
-The throne of the kingdom will "shake"


Tunisia:

-Next dialogue will fail      
-Political assassinations will not end, bloodshed will continue

Algeria:  

-Terrorism will return slightly to Algeria                
-A former leader’s family to appear for the first time before people and cameras in the capital                  
-Tension in relations between Morocco and one of the Gulf States will appear openly                

Yemen:        

- War against terrorism drags on and the people will return to the streets             
- A Saudi- Iranian contact will give hope to the people in Yemen           
- Assassination attempt targeting Ali Abdullah Saleh         
-The new president of Yemen undergoes a critical health condition

UK:

-Great sadness prevails in Britain

Russia:

-Russian President Vladimir Puttin to be hospitalized

Qatar:

-Arab world officials and president meet with the Emir of Qatar
-Disagreement within the ruling family will appear openly
-Qatari interests in Africa will not be safe

KSA:    

-The kingdom’s policy will play a major role in the Syrian file; will remain the "safeguard" of the Lebanese stability, politics, and economy

Iraq:            

- Nouri al-Maliki out of the government in the foreseeable future                 

Kuwait:              

-Tragic incident will occur in the territorial waters, assassination of a prominent figure                 
-The Al-Sabbah family must take precautions       

UAE:             

-Dispute with Iran returns to the forefront                                         
-Terrorist cells will not remain hidden and dormant

Morocco:                    

-Tourism in danger; the phenomenon of kidnapping foreigners will prevail         
-Demonstrations and clashes with security forces; the Moroccan King will not be safe