Dagan Dismisses Arab Spring
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YNet – Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan doubted the ‘Arab Spring’ Tuesday and said a Sunni government could succeed that of Syrian President Bashar Assad, which may inhibit Hezbollah.
Speaking at a Netanya College ceremony in which he received an honorary degree, Dagan urged listeners not to make too much of the ‘Arab Spring’.
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