5.4K views · 199 reactions | Watch: #Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah calls on his supporters to boycott Al Arabiya and Al Hadath, threatening to cut off broadcasts of the news channels. #Lebanon https://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2020/08/29/Hezbollah-s-Hassan-Nasrallah-calls-for-boycott-of-Al-Arabiya-Al-Hadath.html | Al Arabiya English | Facebook

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22K views · 996 reactions | These leaked recordings, released by Al Arabiya/Al Hadath, show ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad with his former advisor Luna al-Shebel during a private car ride. Assad can be heard cursing Ghouta, mocking allies including Hezbollah, and ridiculing soldiers, police, and government officials. In one moment, he openly expresses disgust with Syria, while Luna criticizes military leaders and even jokes about Assad’s own family. | Roya News English | Facebook

452K views · 2K reactions | “An exclusive video obtained by Al Arabiya and Al Hadath shows Luna al-Shibl sitting beside Bashar al-Assad, joking with him as he drives a car: ‘What do you feel when you see your pictures in the streets?’ Assad responds, laughing: ‘Honestly, I don’t feel anything… my eyes don’t see them, and neither does my mind.’ #Syria #Assad | Al Arabiya English | Facebook

32K views · 159 reactions | An exclusive video obtained by Al Arabiya and Al Hadath shows a conversation between Luna al-Shibl and Bashar al-Assad while he is driving with her beside him. She asks: ‘We’re leaving Ghouta… what should we say as we leave?’ | Al Arabiya English | Facebook

Le Soudan suspend les activités des chaînes publiques saoudiennes Al Arabiya, Al Hadath et de la chaîne émiratie Sky News Arabia "en raison de son manque d'engagement à respecter le professionnalisme et la transparence requis et du non-renouvellement de ses licences". (SUNA) | TRT Afrika Français