 Complete the following phrase:  In 1945, Munir founded a newspaper, Barada, working as its editor-in-chief, and another in support of Husni al-Zaims 1949 coup, called al-Inkilab The Coup dEtat. His journalism included campaigning for womens emancipation including giving his wife, Thuraya Al-Hafez, a platform; he also encouraged her to stand for election in 1953. On August 25, 1952, Barada merged with the Damascus daily paper al-Manar al-Jadid on the orders of Adib Shishakli, becoming al-Liwaa. The owner of al-Manar al-Jadid, Bashir al-Ouff, became editor-in-chief of the new paper, and Rayyes the director, until in 1954 the papers were split again. 1954 also saw a short-lived experiment with running a shareholding company to print Syrias four main papers, al-Qabas, al-Ayyam, Alif Ba, and al-Sham. Rayyes supported Arab nationalist movements in the 1950s and Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt both during and after the United Arab Republic. Rayyes supported the 