www.euronews.net Fire fighters in northern Israel were called to a blaze after several rockets launched from Lebanon hit the Galilee region. Two buildings were damaged in the attack but no casualties were reported. Israeli military are said to have responded with artillery shells. The rockets were the first fired across the border since 2009 when Israel fought Hezbollah fighters based in Lebanon. Since then the area has been largely quiet.
Lebanon has announced that it will not comply with the Arab League's decision to impose economic sanctions on its neighbour Syria. With trade between the two countries amounting to an estimated $4.5bn a year, Lebanon's economy has been negatively impacted by the unrest in Syria. The prices of fruit and vegetables have soared, while the tourism sector has also been hurt by the Syrian government's crackdown on protests. Al Jazeera's Rula Amin, reporting from Beirut, examines the close economic ties between the two countries.
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Peace activists in Tel Aviv believe a new Israeli-Lebanon war is now inevitable. They say now is the perfect time for a new conflict to shift international attention from social protests within Israel, as well as the possibility a new Palestinian state could be recognized. And as Paula Slier reports, there's still a lot of tension from the previous war. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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www.presstv.com Since the declaration of Israel in 1948, Israel has maintained the policy of offensive existential wars both in Palestine and its bordering Arab states. This edition of INfocues reviews Israel's offensive wars on Lebanon.
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Lebanese politicians debating Syria on live television got physical. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss on The Young Turks. www.washingtonpost.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Lebanon's wine-making tradition dates back more than 5000 years. The vineyards of the Bekaa Valley have survived conflicts and religious divides, but now that the country is enjoying relative peace, its wine industry is flourishing. Many vineyards welcome visitors wanting to discover their history, landscape and people
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Four Hezbollah members have been indicted by a UN-backed court in the 2005 assassination of former prime minister Rafik Hariri. While some regard Hezbollah as a terrorist organization which is most likely behind the crime, others say it is all about politics. Who is interested in pressuring Hezbollah? Does the indictment undermine Hezbollah's credibility, or does it only boost its support among the Lebanese?
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We've heard so much about how internet speed in Lebanon is supposed to increase and how 3G is soon to be an active service in the country. Listen to what 4 out of the 4000 testers have to say about it. The pictures and graphics are taken from Ontornet's blog. Thank you!
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This documentary intends to open the eyes of the Lebanese youth to the real problems in their society. it gathers 45 carefully selected Lebanese figures who start by showing how beautiful Lebanon is and how terribly ugly we have made it. Then it states every practical issue in their daily life: social, political, economic, ecological and humanitarian. When reaching to solutions, those who were supposed to be a solution turn out to be the real problem: The judicial system, Media and civil society. The only solutions left are education and elections. In the end they all dream of the Lebanon they would like to have and turn with a direct message to the young generation and hand them the responsibility of change.
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NICK KALDAS: Firstly, there is not one skerrick of evidence to suggest any involvement by Israel or any body else who's been accused by Hezbollah. Secondly, I think if you look at pure motive, political causes and so on, I'm not sure that Israel or anybody aligned with them has actually gained by the assassination of Mr Hariri in fact the opposite. According to Kaldas, it's more likely that Hezbollah's strategic partners rather than its enemies may have been involved. NK: Hezbollah would not have taken such a dramatic step such as the assassination of Hariri without at least the blessing and possibly the support of those two entities, Syria and Iran. With Hezbollah determined to never hand over the accused, it seems the Hariri case is moving towards a trial in absentia. Who killed Rafic Hariri? HASSAN ILLEIK: Once we know who killed John Kennedy, I'll answer you this question. What does Hezbollah have to be afraid of? NK: The truth - that's basically it. The only thing that you can say Hezbollah and Mr Nasrallah and the only reason they're attacking the investigation as they are at the moment is because they do not want the truth to come out. Six years after the carnage of the Hariri assassination much has changed in Lebanon and the Middle East. Hezbollah is stronger than ever and if the Lebanese have grown weary of this drawn-out hunt for Hariri's killers, Nick Kaldas is urging them to stay the course. -NK: I think that the Lebanese people, the international community <b>...</b>
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The Lebanese Central Bank governor, Riyad Salemeh, said the country's banking sector respects the rights of all Syrian depositors and guarantees their interests. "Lebanese banks enjoy complete discretion and we did not issue any resolution to freeze the assets or the accounts of any Syrian personality," he said, in response to allegations that the country is under US pressure to act against Syrians who have bank accounts in Lebanon. "We are keen to preserve this historical relationship between traders and merchants and industrialists, and of course Syrians, if they want to deal with our banks, so long as the sources of funds are clear, they are welcome to do so. We have not issued any orders regarding this," said Salemeh. The governor also denied reports about being pressurized by a visiting American delegation on the same issue. "Lebanon is a small country and it is true that the sector suffered a setback because of the Lebanese Canadian bank case. Yes, we are put under pressure but at the end, in Lebanon as in Switzerland, banks do what serves their interests." "We did have an issue with the Lebanese-Canadian bank but this file was closed and it is over and there is no targeting of the financial sector and there have been statement from Americans about this. No bank in Lebanon is being targeted and the climate is back to normal. This year banking sector has made gains, not losses. Deposits increased 7 percent, same for profits while loans increased by 15 percent," he <b>...</b>
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Lebanon issued a complaint to the UN, warning Israel the setting of a maritime border between the two countries by Jerusalem threatened peace and security in the region. Israel's cabinet on July 10 approved the demarcation of the northern maritime borderwith Lebanon, in an effort to protect economic rights in offshore territories that Lebanon is claiming as its own. Israel submitted its map to the UN to counter a map that Lebanon submitted last year. The area of the Mediterranean Sea in question is close to an area where Americanand Israeli firms discovered two massive natural gas fields. On Monday Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour sent a letter to UNSecretary General Ban Ki-moon rejecting geographic coordinates submitted by Israel.. The letter accused Israel of infringing on Lebanon's Exclusive Economic Zone, a sea zone that would give Beirut the right to search the area for natural resources. Mansour said Beirut urged Ban Ki-moon to take all necessary measures to avoid conflict. An Israeli official said borders cannot be demarked unilaterally, but rather must be agreed upon by both countries, or go to an arbitrator that both sides agree upon. Since Lebanon has refused to do either, the official said, it can't just set the maritime border on its own. Once it did, he added, Israel had no choice but to do the same in order to protect its interests.
Israel has deployed new missile defence systems near its border with Lebanon, fearing strikes from Hezbollah. The Islamist group doesn't want its long-time ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to be toppled. And there's also speculation it might be willing to divert Western pressure away from him, by launching an attack against Israel. RT's Paula Slier reports now on how the delicate balance in the region, could spill further out of control.
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This Video is from a store camera in a Pharmacy in Lebanon and it is being added to the collection for its value in showing the Criminal Mafia-like thuggery that is endemic to the Shiite thugs of the Baath Party who terrorize and shake down innocent Sunni Civilians in both Lebanon as well as in Syria. You see the loud-mouthed criminal baath party members enter the pharmacy and break merchandise and the boss tells the pharmacist that he, the thug, is the Local Baath Party head and that he may come back and shoot them. The behaviour caught on the video tape is standard daily practive for Baath Party thugs and may help to explain to viewers why the masses of Syrians cannot take any more humiliation and indignity and have risen up for Freedom. In Syria half of the Sunni population is now ready to die as Martyrs so that the other half of the people can live in freedom -------------------------------- July 27,2011 Huffington Post Update On Iranian and Hezbollah involvement in crushing Syria Democracy Movement: "Iran has reportedly provided an emergency financial lifeline to the regime in the amount of $5.6 billion as billions pour out of Syrian banks by nervous depositors seeking safe haven in Beirut or Istanbul-based banks. As I reported earlier, intelligence analysts have irrefutable proof that Iran has dispatched advisers from its domestic secret police forces (The Law Enforcement Service or LED) and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRCG) to take over direct <b>...</b>
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The Syrian Uprising is now into its seventh month -- but for neighbouring Lebanon, the pro-democracy protests are having a knock-on effect on its tourism industry. Hotels are reporting falls in occupancy rates, while tour companies and taxi drivers say a once steady flow of holidaymakers has been reduced to a trickle - as Howard Johnson reports from Beirut. Speakers: BAYAN MOHTAR, Taxi driver at 1'01 ROGER EDDE, Resort owner at 2'23 FADI ABBOUD, Tourism Minister at 3'23 Reporter, cameraman, editor: Howard Johnson Producer: Rania Bechara More info: web.me.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Lebanon Protests Against Syria After Friday prayers at a mosque in Tripoli, Lebanon, on July 8th, demonstrators came together to protest against the Syrian regime. Elsewhere, closer to the Lebanese border, all is quiet in the village of Tel Kelakh, where the Syrian military bombarded activists back in May. Only a few residents of Tel Kelakh remain, as most of them fled to Wadi Khalid in Lebanon, where around 50 families have sought refuge in Al Rahma Center. On July 6th, Amnesty International said that the crackdown on Tel Kelakh protests may be deemed as crimes committed by Syrian forces. Speakers: Syrian opposition activist, 2 Syrian refugees Voice: Jomaa Akkash Mustapha Ajbaili Antoine Aoun By Noora Faraj Al Arabiya with Agencies
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A Video of Lebanon, It's beauty,people and nature! VOTE FOR JEITA !! Lebanon , officially the Republic of Lebanon, is a country in Western Asia, on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered by Syria to the north and east, and Israel to the south. Lebanon's location at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Basin and the Arabian hinterland has dictated its rich history, and shaped a cultural identity of religious and ethnic diversity. Lebanon is famous for many reasons, the most important of which are: 1) The holy cedars of God were mentioned well over a hundred times in the Holy Bible. 2) Jeita grotto, the most beautiful grotto in the world and it contains the world longest stalagmite and is currently vying for a position in the new seven natural wonders of the world. 3) World famous cuisine, the Lebanese cuisine is the epitome of middle eastern cuisine, its healthy and delicious. that's why Lebanese cuisines exist all over the world. For more information, please check wikipedia Lebanese cuisine. 4) WINE. Lebanon is the oldest wine making place on earth. The Phoenicians began distilling wine a full millennium before the Greek. also for more info check Wikipedia. 5) Lebanon recognises 17 different religions. Lebanon is home to the maronite catholic church, the seat of the cardinal of Antioch and the all the east. Lebanon has the highest percentage of Christians in the middle east ( 40% ). 6) there are more Lebanese outside of Lebanon (10 mill ) than inside <b>...</b>
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This documentary chronicles the Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) in fifteen episodes. It includes interviews with Lebanese, Arab, Israeli, American and European commentators and politicians, military personnel, militia leaders and civilian victims. The content is based on historical and archived material obtained from ITN, An-Nahar and Al-Anwar prepared by a research team consisting of Patricia el Khoury, Julia Skaff, Reem Abdul Malak and Antoinette Geagea. The series is narrated by Omar Al Issawi, produced by Al-Jazeera and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. The documentary is narrated in Arabic with subtitles available in English and French. Format is NTSC or Zone 1. "The War of Lebanon is a 15-part documentary produced exclusively by Al Jazeera Satellite Channel and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. This 2-year project cost several hundred thousand dollars and entailed filming over 150 hours of interviews with the major players in the events that took place in Lebanon between 1976 - 1990. The idea for the War of Lebanon stemmed from the need to document a critical and turbulent period in the history of Lebanon and the Middle East. Barring the Palestinian cause, the Lebanese war was the most important issue in Arab politics for almost 2 decades. Having the cause of Palestine at the heart of the Lebanese conflict in addition to the intricacies of Lebanon's internal power struggles made it imperative to document the period. In addition to a <b>...</b>
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This documentary chronicles the Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) in fifteen episodes. It includes interviews with Lebanese, Arab, Israeli, American and European commentators and politicians, military personnel, militia leaders and civilian victims. The content is based on historical and archived material obtained from ITN, An-Nahar and Al-Anwar prepared by a research team consisting of Patricia el Khoury, Julia Skaff, Reem Abdul Malak and Antoinette Geagea. The series is narrated by Omar Al Issawi, produced by Al-Jazeera and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. The documentary is narrated in Arabic with subtitles available in English and French. Format is NTSC or Zone 1. "The War of Lebanon is a 15-part documentary produced exclusively by Al Jazeera Satellite Channel and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. This 2-year project cost several hundred thousand dollars and entailed filming over 150 hours of interviews with the major players in the events that took place in Lebanon between 1976 - 1990. The idea for the War of Lebanon stemmed from the need to document a critical and turbulent period in the history of Lebanon and the Middle East. Barring the Palestinian cause, the Lebanese war was the most important issue in Arab politics for almost 2 decades. Having the cause of Palestine at the heart of the Lebanese conflict in addition to the intricacies of Lebanon's internal power struggles made it imperative to document the period. In addition to a <b>...</b>
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A report published this summer found that the private security sector employs more than 19 million people worldwide. The study by the Geneva based 'Small Arms Survey' concluded that, globally, there are now more private security workers than there are police officers. In Lebanon, years of political instability and sectarian violence has also led to a greater role for private security firms -- as Howard Johnson reports from Beirut. More info: web.me.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Theyab Awana's (UAE) penalty in the 78th minute against Lebanon. UAE overpowered Lebanon 7-2.
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Lebanon, Yara MIKHAEL, interview with judges for the Miss World 2011 competition. For more information on Miss World, contestants and more visit us at: www.missworld.com Visit us on facebook for live news updates, exclusive photographs and more at www.facebook.com Subscribe to our youtube channel for instant notifications on exclusive web videos! www.youtube.com
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This documentary chronicles the Lebanese civil war (1975-1990) in fifteen episodes. It includes interviews with Lebanese, Arab, Israeli, American and European commentators and politicians, military personnel, militia leaders and civilian victims. The content is based on historical and archived material obtained from ITN, An-Nahar and Al-Anwar prepared by a research team consisting of Patricia el Khoury, Julia Skaff, Reem Abdul Malak and Antoinette Geagea. The series is narrated by Omar Al Issawi, produced by Al-Jazeera and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. The documentary is narrated in Arabic with subtitles available in English and French. Format is NTSC or Zone 1. The War of Lebanon is a 15-part documentary produced exclusively by Al Jazeera Satellite Channel and distributed worldwide by Sabbah Media Corporation. This 2-year project cost several hundred thousand dollars and entailed filming over 150 hours of interviews with the major players in the events that took place in Lebanon between 1976 - 1990. The idea for the War of Lebanon stemmed from the need to document a critical and turbulent period in the history of Lebanon and the Middle East. Barring the Palestinian cause, the Lebanese war was the most important issue in Arab politics for almost 2 decades. Having the cause of Palestine at the heart of the Lebanese conflict in addition to the intricacies of Lebanon's internal power struggles made it imperative to document the period. In addition to a <b>...</b>
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This is a montage of footage shot for a Documentary during the summer/fall of 2009 by NextLevelPictures The documentary was shot entirely on the canon 5D MKll in and around Cairo and Beirut. Big ups to Magic Lanterns Firmware update, as well as the Kessler Pocket Dolly for being a huge help in making this happen. Music: Nicos - Secret Love Editing/ Color Grading- Khalid Mohtaseb More info on their website www.nextlevelpictures.com If you have any questions/ comments feel free to email them at khalid@nextlevelpictures.com
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Theologian Paul Begley of Indiana reports that just after midnight Israel fired back artillery into Lebanon not long after Lebanon (Hezbollah) fired 3 rockets into civilian populations of Israel. Iran's President Ahmadinejad is behind it all...
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