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June 2008
An appearance of peace has returned to Lebanon; but as Hezbollah grows in power, political tensions are becoming palpable. Has the country finally entered a long-term settlement, or are we witnessing the preliminaries to a new conflict?
Thanks to massive financial and military backing from Iran and Syria, Hezbollah has emerged as a powerhouse over the past years. Keen to display its power, it has repeatedly had the upper hand in skirmishes with government forces. A traditional enemy of Israel, Hezbollah has recently shifted its attention to Lebanon. Sunnis and supporters of the government have now become terrified to speak out against it: 'I doubt the Lebanese president can do anything about them because they see themselves as stronger than the state. They are a state within a state', says a leader of the Future Movement. Lebanese society is divided between pro-Hezbollah and pro-government factions, which is most visible in the hostility between Sunnis and Shias but has lately spread to other communities. With the 2009 elections looming, the Christian vote has become a vital political battleground. And in some ways the split emerging among them is more significant than the Sunni-Shia divide. Militias are forming in the suburbs of Beirut and tensions keep rising. Is this the build-up to a new civil war?

Pepe Escobar explains clashes between US-backed government and Hezbollah-led opposition

Hezbollah's leader has warned the government's moves to close the Shia group's private telephone network are tantamount to "a declaration of war".

Al Jazeera broadcast extracts of his speech.

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Directed by Zeina Aboul Hosn (Lebanon)

After years of civil war, most Lebanese were coming to terms with their nation's past and looking forward to a peaceful future. Director Zeina Aboul Hosn visited Beirut a week before the war began. This film is a journey through her memories of Beirut -- as the bombs started falling.

Zeina Aboul Hosn writes and directs short documentaries about Lebanon. Her first, I Remember Lebanon, has screened at film festivals around the world and on television in the United Kingdom. She is currently a producer of news features and documentaries for Channel 4 News in London: TV Iraqi Style, Dispatches: Iraq: The Woman's Story and Jihad TV.
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Director: Zeina Aboul Hosn
Editor: Mia Bittar
Executive Producer: Paul Eedle
Camera & Still Photographs: Zeina Aboul Hosn, Anaz Aboul Hosn, Rob Hardy, Marianne Sargi, Farah Dakhlallah, Jihad Samhat
Music

Paul Salem
The New Government
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This video was donated to the Lebanon Boys & Girls Club for their annual fundraising auction. It's a fun piece that shows how busy the club is on a daily basis.

Norman Finkelstein, a Jewish American political scientist and author, specializing in Jewish-related issues and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in particular talks about the Lebanese militia Hezbollah and openly supports and praises their resistance: "They (Hezbollah) show courage, they show discipline, I respect that"

On Israeli defeat and consequential withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000, Finkelstein says:"But the reality was -- and everyone understood it -- that the Israeli attitude was: We are going to knock out Hizbullah. They began planning for a new war right after they were forced to leave in 2000. They found their excuse, their pretext, in July 2006, but there is no question among rational people that Israel was never going to let the Hizbullah victory go by."
"There is no way that the United States and Israel are going to tolerate any resistance (to their hegemony) in the Arab world."

On the damage caused to Lebanon as a result of the resistance: "It's better to die on your feet than to walk crawling on your knees....how can I not respect those (Hezbollah) who say they would rather die on their feet? How can I not respect that?"

Finkelstein then goes on to slam the stances taken by some sell out Arabs who continue to admire George Bush like 'Servants' despite Bush being the man behind the carpet bombing of Lebanon and says that Bush should be classified as 'persona non grata':"Who (would) roll out the red carpet less than two years after your whole country was destroyed by them (the US)? "

"You (sell out-arabs) have NO self respect"

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How Hezbollah achieved victory over Israel

Part 1: The Intelligence War
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/HJ12Ak01.html

Part 2: The Ground War
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/HJ13Ak01.html

Part 3: The Political War
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/HJ14Ak01.html

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March 2005
Lebanon may be one of the most liberal Arab countries but this tolerance does not extend to homosexuals. Now, Beirut's gay community is fighting back.

"There's no doubt that homosexuality is the idea of Satan," proclaims an Imam. Gay people are believed to be possessed by demons and homosexuality can still lead to a year in jail. But a small revolution is slowly taking place. Helem, the Arab world's first public gay rights organisation, is fighting to end the discrimination.

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Gorgeous country Lebanon. Lebanon for Christians, Muslims, Druze and whatever other Religion there is out there. Trust me this country is not as small as you think and there are no words to describe how fun and beautiful this country is. Even with all its hard and bloody times, Lebanon still stays #1. Lebanon is a country you definitely should visit.

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LEBANON WAR 2006: THE REALITY PART 2 OF 2 The 2006 Lebanon War, known in Lebanon as the July War and in Israel as the Second Lebanon War, was a 34-day military conflict in Lebanon and northern Israel...

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On the 30th of July 2006, a massacre was perpetrated at the village of Qana in southern Lebanon. More than 60 people were killed, more than half of whom were children, when Israeli warplanes bombed the village of Qana triggering global outrage and warnings of retribution for a "war crime" by world public opinion. The gravity of the crime at Qana however, was filtered down by the world's media after the massacre, following concerted rounds of misinformation propelled by certain political leaders who wished to justify acts of Israeli terrorism against innocent civilians.

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Pictures of lebanese historical sights and landscapes.
Song by Fairuz - Watani(My nation)



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I did a terrible mistake, there's some pictures that arent from Lebanon. (It wasnt my fault really, blame my friend!) The pictures in the "lake" (Starting from 00:41)with the beautiful blue water isnt in Lebanon, actually like someone commented thats in CROATIA (PLITVICE LAKES NATIONAL PARK)

I apologize for the inconvenience. Sorry peeps.

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The town of Qana has become synonymous with Lebanon's tragedy. Believed to be the site where Jesus performed his first miracle of turning water into wine, the town has earned infamy for two massacres of children 10 years apart. The first attack came in 1996, when Israel bombed a UN base sheltering 800 people - most of them children. Over 100 children were killed or maimed. The second massacre was during last year's war on Lebanon. A rocket hit a house where several families had taken shelter in the basement. It collapsed burying the children in rubble. Seventeen were killed. The images of children being carried from the rubble, looking as though they were sleeping, horrified the world.

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In July 2006, Israel attacked Lebanon in an attempt to weaken Hezballah and push it North of the Litani River, creating a buffer zone along Israel's northern border.

Israeli warplanes pounded Lebanon from the air, dropping 5,000 bombs a day for 33 days.

130,000 homes were destroyed and over 1 million refugees created, but Israeli ground troops took heavy casualties and were unable to reach the Litani River.

This Big Noise video report originally aired on Al Jazeera International.

Sad but true... this is the story of Lebanon.

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Various news reports on Lebanon via Mosaic Dec 8th, 2006 Aljazeera TV Doha, Qatar Reports on Hassan Nasrallah, the Hezbollah leader and his speech given in Beirut, Lebanon Syria TV Damascus, Syria...

This video shows how Lebanon and its capital Beirut are places of beauty. But interesting how in the whole video we do not see any picture of orientalism and the Arab side of the country. Even one of the interviewed said that Lebanon is a Mediterranean country with a 'touch' (?) of orientalism. I would say, Lebanon is half of each one.

Today on CNN, Seymour Hersh of the New Yorker, the one who mainstreamed the Abu Gahrib story, has confirmed with insiders that Bush and the Israeli Government planned months in advance that any incident, no matter how small, would ignite a broad and punishing response by Israel in a preemptive move to start a war with Iran. Bush's Neocon advanced plan actually included Israel destroying Hezbollah's missles as pre-cursor to an attack on Iran. The war with Iran is on the assembly line. Only a mass (I mean millions of people marching) protest will stop this insane neo-dictator in the Whitehouse. Hersh even says that Bush doesn't even regard Congress or the people when deciding foreign policy. I think this little vid is an ominous insight. Make this TUBE go viral far and wide.

With Fairouz singing in the Background..

Galloway talking about Lebanon

Best Lebanon War Documentary. Lebanese Doctors and Civillians Speak Out against the Terrorism they are facing from Israel. Chemical Weapons, Cluster Bombs, Massacres Shocking Documentary About the War in Lebanon and the tradgedy in Qana. Lebanese testimonials to the war there, please share this video! Doctors Speak Out Against War Crimes.

Fox News interviews Yuval Tal as former israeli special forces on the situation between Israel and Lebanon (Hizbollah).

A French guy is getting out of Lebanon after one week of Israeli bombings over the country. Please excuse my English.

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Noam Chomsky reveals facts like the abduction of the two Gaza civilians June 24, BEFORE the Israeli soldiers were captured. Learn the background that the mainstream media doesn't report.
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As early as 1924 these sick racist Zionists killed Jews because they stood in the way of their racist plan.
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Congress must demand an end to the carnage in Lebanon. Please note, this video contains disturbing images of war.

The story of Lebanon from 2005 to 2005 حكاية لبنان من عام 2005 الى عام 2006

This is Lebanon and the beauty of it's nature...
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P.S: Song by Wael Kfoury : B7ebbak ana ktiiir

Unquestionably one of the weirdest things we've ever seen. A 12 year-old girl from Lebanon has razor-sharp crystals coming out of her eyes.

This video is made by haifa's fans and the song by Rihanna - please don't stop the music

Elissa's new song "Betmoun" from her newest album "Ayame Beek 2008" the video is mine, hope you enjoy it

Nancy Ajram, new video collection, the song is by jennifer lopez ( the clip was made by me )

A new Coca Cola Ad By Nancy Ajram

New Ad of the new album for the children

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