Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with US police after they attempted to prevent them from entering Columbia University’s campus in New York. The protesters entered one of the classrooms at Barnard College.
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Patriarch Rahi was unable to participate in the "Future of Lebanon from a Christian Perspective" conference in Budapest due to a cold, and a representative attended on his behalf and delivered his official speech
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Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjártó: I have attended meetings in European councils for 10 years, and it was said that when Bashar al-Assad leaves, the Syrians will return to their country, but Assad has gone and this has not happened yet
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Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjártó: Today, we are launching from Budapest an initiative to create programs that keep Christians in their countries, create jobs, and support education, healthcare, and religious centers
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MTV sources: A fund will be established to support the presence of Christians in Lebanon, and its mechanism and board of directors will be organized at today's conference in Budapest, with a broader follow-up meeting to be held in a few months
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Bishop Boulos Sayah representing Patriarch Rahi at the conference in Budapest: Lebanon faces many crises due to its proximity to Syria, Palestine, and Israel, which has driven many of its youth to emigrate
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Bishop Boulos Sayah: All initiatives that support the Christians of Lebanon contribute to their survival and positively reflect on Lebanon, which represents a model of coexistence in the region
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Minister of Youth and Sports Nora Bayrakdarian presented her work program in the ministry to President Aoun, along with the arrangements for rebuilding the sports facilities that were destroyed by the Israeli aggression
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Salam pledges swift return and reconstruction efforts
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