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Nawaf Salam

Lebanese politician
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    Days later Aoun tasked Nawaf Salam, the top judge at the International Court of Justice, with forming a government as prime minister. Salam’s candidacy, which was opposed by Hezbollah, was backed by the same international backers as Aoun and had a broad range of support in parliament, including among


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    Days later Aoun tasked Nawaf Salam, the top judge at the International Court of Justice, with forming a government as prime minister. Salam’s candidacy, which was opposed by Hezbollah, was backed by the same international backers as Aoun and had a broad range of support in parliament, including among


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