 The house of MP Misbah Al-Ahdab in the northern city of Tripoli and the house of MP Abdullah Farhat in Beirut's eastern area of Ashrafiyeh, came under fire, but none of them was injured, said a statement by the March 14 bloc Monday. The statement said two bullets pierced the window of the kitchen in Al-Ahdab's house. The attacks were meant "to destabilize the country," added the statement. Al-Ahdab said he had received threats in the past months but not recently. Lebanon witnessed a wave of assassinations in 2005, the last of which was the killing of MP and prominent media figure Jubran Tweini on December 12.
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