Ibrahim Fired a Spark that Opened the Doyle Diplomat File.
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In San Francisco in 1945, Lebanon, which had taken its independence two years ago, sat at the founding table of the United Nations. In November 2026, US foreign affairs decided to consider its Consul-General in Detroit, Ibrahim Sharara, an undesirable person and ask him to leave.
In his article in Nidaa Al Watan, Nakhle Azimi writes: In San Francisco in 1945, Lebanon, which had gained its independence two years prior, sat at the table of the founding of the United Nations. In November 2026, the US State Department declared its Consul General in Detroit, Ibrahim Charara, persona non grata and demanded his departure. Between these two events lie eight decades, during which Lebanon's position in the world has shifted... Rea…
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