Robert Hatem (Cobra)
Lebanese writer and refugee
About Robert Hatem (Cobra)
Robert Maroun Hatem (Arabic: روبير Øاتم; born ) known by his code name Cobra, (named after his personal pistol), is the Lebanese former bodyguard He later moved to France as a political refugee and published his book From Israel to Damascus, In 1999 the Lebanese daily Al Bayrak published an interview with Hatem which led to the prosecution of the paper's directors, Melhem Karam and Said Nasreddine. He is believed to be today in Paris.
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