#A house divided fallout 4 tv

Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain followed suit. The comments were recorded weeks before Kordahi became minister.Д«ut Riyadh reacted swiftly once the comments spread online, recalling its ambassador to Lebanon and asking the Lebanese envoy to leave.

#A house divided fallout 4 tv

George Kordahi, who hosted a game show for years on a Saudi-owned TV station, has refused to apologize, saying his comments meant no offense to the kingdom. He called the war 'absurd,' adding that Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels have the right to defend themselves. Saudi Arabia was angered by comments from Lebanon's information minister in which he had described the war in Yemen as an aggression by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. 'We look forward to the President and the Prime Minister and all those concerned to take a decisive action to remove the explosive fuse threatening the Lebanese-Gulf relations,' the Cardinal said. In his Sunday Sermon, Cardinal Bechara Rai suggested he wants the minister to resign. The head of Lebanon's Maronite Catholic Church said the crisis with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations threatens to undermine the interests of thousands of Lebanese living in those countries, as well as Lebanese businesses that depend on them. Many blame the country's leadership for years of corruption and mismanagement. The crisis comes at a tough time for Lebanon, as it grapples with rising poverty and unemployment, the fallout from some of the worst violence in Beirut in years, and calls for major reforms from a divided but entrenched political elite. Others are defending him, describing calls for his removal as extortion. Some are pushing for the resignation of the Cabinet minister whose comments sparked the crisis, in order to protect economic and political ties with the Gulf. BEIRUT - The diplomatic row between Lebanon and Saudi Arabia is aggravating divisions in Lebanon, already reeling from an economic meltdown and social tension.