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Lebanon
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Prince said he doesn’t like
Israel’s methods.
“They were doing things like
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destroying power stations. They
were destroying telephone
posts.
“They were doing economic
dumping. You could buy a
pound of tomatoes for a quarter
of the price that you could buy
Lebanese, locally-produced
tomatoes. They were trying, in
one way or another, to more or
less have us attached to Israel. I
think that they have to be conde-
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All five said they hoped Leba
non would one d^y be united.
However, when President
elect Bashir Geymayel was kil
led, many analysts thought
Lebanon’s hope for unification
died with him. Although dis
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Rmeili and Prince said they
believe Amin Gemayel, elected
to take his brother’s place, can
accomplish what Bashir
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Gemayel set out to do.
“The Moslems and tlj
Christians elected Amin
Geymayel,” Rmeili said. “Thei
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that he is the only person, afe
the death of his brother, who
can pull Lebanon out of eigli
years of war.”
Prince said: “I think, person
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charisma. But I think Amin is
much more of a politician that
Beshir was. I hope he’ll be fim
enough put things bad
together.”
Following the assassinationoi
Gemayel, an as-yet uncounteJ
number of people were slaught
ered in two refugee cam]
While the students were a
mayed and shocked by the®
ings, they were not suprisedjj
“Things like this have beeij
happening for the past seven]
years. It’s been happening
both sides,” Prince said. “C
lians are being slaughterdl
when one faction moves intoll
area of the other.
“I think the American pressill
exploiting this just because tM
Israelis are there,” Abokhaii
said. “It was a very, very
situation. And I think ill!
Israelis should take partial re
sponsibility if not full responsi
biltiy because they were around
the camps and nothing could
have happened there withoui
their permission.”
The students said the next
step towards uniting Lebanon
should be the expulsion of al
foriegn occupation forces,
“The Lebanese people need
peace desperately,” Rmeili said
“They are sick of war. Sol
that when the foreign forcer
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“The Lebanese people will
not give up. And Lebanon wl
stay Lebanon — the best,
most beautiful country in tke
Middle East. And the Lebanese
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