Nasser kandil biography

Nasser Kandil was born in South Lebanon in 1958.
Nasser Kandil also known as Nassir Qandil is a popular Lebanese politician and a former Lebanese member of the Parliament.
Nasser Kandil was born in South Lebanon in 1958.

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Nasser Kandil

Nasser Kandil also known as Nassir Qandil is a popular Lebanese politician and a former Lebanese member of the Parliament. Nasser Qandil is known to be close to Hizbollah and Syria and is one of the controversial figures in the Lebanese political life.

In November 2011, Nasser Kandil launched Top News, a news service agency that distributes information through mobile phones to subscribers. It is an Independent Arabic network, with the resistance movement at heart, that will be operated by volunteer reporters stationed on the field wherever the action is. It was in a way inspired by the Arab Revolutions. Other prominent journalists, such as Montazer Al Zaidi, will help govern the overall procedure as well as the authentication of the news submitted to the network.

Background
Nasser Kandil was born on the 24th of November 1958 in the town of Tower Qallawiyah near the city of Tyre in southern Lebanon. Kandil is married Nawal Kobeissi and has three children. His brother is Ghaleb Qandil, the President of the Council of the National Information.

Political Life
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The Blurred Line between Good and Evil

By attentively examining the dynamics of power that shape the course of significant conflicts in the world, one can observe a remarkable phenomenon unfolding in the long struggle between the Palestinians and the Israeli occupation. Despite lacking military superiority, which was overwhelmingly in favor of the Israeli occupation, the events of October 7, and later the ground battle, have not only moved the issue of Palestine to center stage internationally, but have also made Palestinian liberation a reality.

The overcoming of the Israeli military forces along the Gaza border during the operation Al-Aqsa Flood was not based on superior weaponry or equipment. Instead, it depended on human elements such as intellect, precise coordination, covert operations, strategic planning, and the readiness to make sacrifices. This military triumph will endure as a significant event in the annals of human history, impervious to any attempts by the Israeli occupation to tarnish its reputation. Numerous investigations conducted by Western media outlets have