Open dialogue with Prominent Lebanese journalist Sami Kleib at the headquarters of the Arab Writers Union in Damascus

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The Arab Writers Union in Syria hosted an open dialogue with the Lebanese writer and journalist Sami Kleib on his book, “The Destruction of the Arab World from the War of Identity to Extermination – Gaza as an Example”, at the Union’s headquarters in Damascus.
In the book, the author exposed, through Israeli documents and studies, attempts to falsify the history of the region, within an integrated project, in which the theft of history intersects with the assassination of scholars and the future.
Kleib explained during the dialogue that what is happening today in Gaza is a turning point in the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict, noting that the enemy has suffered a major existential setback and that this event did not begin last October 7, but rather, it began 77 years ago.
He added: The image of the Zionist entity has been shaken, not only at home but throughout the world, despite the fact that the Israeli narrative has cost billions of dollars. Thanks to the resistance fighters in Gaza and those who love Palestine, this image has been completely collapsed, and I hope that we will not waste this historical moment in light of this ongoing international division.
Kleib also focsed on the railway project and the gas wells discovered in Gaza and the reasons for the United States’ intention to build a port in Gaza. He also provided an explanation for targeting some Arab countries and seeking to destroy Syria, Yemen, Libya, Iraq and Algeria.
Souha Suleiman
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