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Syrian rebels seize Lebanese journalist over ‘incompatible’ reporting

In their fervent struggle, a Syrian rebel group has "arrested" a Lebanese journalist in Aleppo saying his “presence as a journalist no longer receives approval in areas controlled by the rebels.”

US wants new Lebanon govt without Syria influence

The United States said Tuesday it backs efforts to form a new governing coalition in Lebanon, after last week's deadly bomb blast in Beirut plunged the country into political crisis.

Who could be behind Lebanon's terrorist blast?

In the region where scheme and plots are often used to create division and chaos, on Friday, Lebanon was the scene of a deadly car bomb where eight people were killed and many others injured.

Who could be behind Lebanon's terrorist blast?-News Analysis-10-20-2012

Protesters demand ouster of Lebanese government

Al Jazeera's Rula Amin reports on the violence that erupted in Beirut, Lebanon on Sunday, October 21, following the funeral of Wissam al-Hassan.

Protesters demand ouster of Lebanese government

Hariri calls for mass demo in Beirut over Hasan's killing

Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri called for mass participation in Sunday's rally in Beirut over the killing of a top intelligence official and said the slain officer had prevented President Bashar Assad from destabilizing Lebanon.

Lebanese opposition behind arms smuggling in Syria

As the unrest in Syria continues between government forces and western-backed armed groups, large numbers of weapons find their way through Tripoli Lebanon to Damascus. 

Lebanese opposition behind arms smuggling in Syria

Syrian bus attacked at Lebanon border, eight killed

At least eight people have been killed and another eight wounded in an attack on a bus carrying civilians near the Syrian border with Lebanon.

FSA attacks Lebanese Army post near border with Syria

Members of the Free Syrian Army attacked a Lebanese Army post Friday night near the northern border with Syria, the Army said in a statement Saturday.

Protesters torch KFC in Tripoli, Lebanon

Demonstrators in Tripoli, Lebanon, burned down a restaurant belonging to US-based chain KFC in protest against an anti-Islamic film mocking the Prophet Muhammad. At least one person was killed and 24 were wounded in the clashes with police.

Syrian security forces clash with rebels on border with Lebanon

Syrian security forces have clashed with foreign-sponsored armed groups on the border with Lebanon.

Cyprus - Israeli diplomat asked to leave forum

ISRAEL'S Ambassador to Cyprus was rather indecorously asked to leave an Energy Forum yesterday after the Lebanese Energy Minister complained to organisers.

Julian Assange's The World Tomorrow: Hassan Nasrallah

WIKIlEAKS founder Julian Assange interviewed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah last night in the debut of his The World Tomorrow talk show on Russia's state-funded RT cable broadcaster.

Hezbollah urged the Syrian opposition to engage in dialogue with Assad's regime, but they refused. Hezbollah leader Sayyid Nasrallah confirmed this in his first interview in 6 years, the world premiere of Julian Assange's 'The World Tomorrow' on RT.

Julian Assange's The World Tomorrow: Hassan Nasrallah (E1)

Why Homs?

Why is there so much fighting in Homs, Syria?

Answer: OIL.

Former CIA officer questions EU motives in Syria

EU and US intervention in Syria is designed to harm Iran and to protect Israel and Lebanese Christians, not Syrian people, according to Robert Baer, a retired CIA officer with experience of the region.

Israel Threatens to Destroy 150 Lebanese Villages Over Any Missile Attack

A security source from the Northern Israeli command warned 150 villages in southern Lebanon that the Jewish state would destroy "every house or building from where missiles are launched."

Gaza-bound Asia 1 arrives in Lebanon

The first Asian humanitarian convoy to break Israel's siege of the Gaza Strip by taking relief supplies to the coastal sliver has reached Lebanon.

Lebanese intelligence confirms Mossad involvement in 9/11

According to WMR's sources in Lebanon, one network that Israel and the United States can rely on to support the UN after the expected indictment of Hezbollah for Hariri's assassination is a Sunni network in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon. It includes a member of the same family as Ziad al-Jarrah, one of the alleged United flight 93 hijackers on September 11, 2001. 

Lebanese intelligence has linked the Ziad al-Jarrah, who hailed from the Bekaa Valley, to a Saudi-supported Salafist network that includes "Al-Qaeda" associates that will be used to target Shi'as throughout Lebanon in the wake of the Bellemare charges against Hezbollah. Lebanese intelligence discovered that members of this same Mossad-supported Salafist/Al Qaeda network also targeted top Shi'a leaders in Iraq. WMR has learned that Ziad al-Jarrah was used by the Mossad, the CIA, and Saudi intelligence as a "patsy" in the 9/11 conspiracy, just as similar "patsies" are being used in Iraq and elsewhere to help keep the myth of "Al Qaeda" and Osama bin Laden alive.

American VIP humiliated at airport

Prof. Donna Shalala, Clinton's secretary of health, arrives in Israel in order to fight academic boycott against Israel, claims she was held at Ben-Gurion Airport just because she has Arab last name.

Lebanese flotilla to sail to Gaza

Following new border conflict between Israel and Lebanon, an all-women aid ship will set sail for the Gaza Strip this weekend to deliver aid to the coastal region. The ship, named the "Mariam" in honor of the Virgin Mary, will carry a group of nuns from the US along with female doctors and lawyers. "They are nuns, doctors, lawyers, journalists, Christians and Muslims," Mona, one of the participants, told the British newspaper, the Guardian. The mission comes after Israel's ambassador to the UN, Gabriela Shalev, issued a warning that Tel Aviv would use "all necessary measures" to stop the vessel.

Israel: Only we're allowed

Those bastards, the Lebanese, changed the rules. Scandalous. Word is, they have a brigade commander who's determined to protect his country's sovereignty...the fence is just a fence, we're allowed to cross it and do whatever we like on the other side, sometimes in sovereign Lebanese territory. We can routinely fly in Lebanese airspace and sometimes invade as well...This area was under Israeli occupation for 18 years, without us ever acknowledging it. It was an occupation no less brutal than the one in the territories, but whitewashed well...But suddenly there was a change. How did our analysts put it? Recently there's been "abnormal firing" at Israeli aircraft. After all, order must be maintained: We're allowed to fly in Lebanese airspace, they are not permitted to shoot.

Possible Israeli attack against Lebanon this autumn

In Lebanon, over the past three weeks, danger signs have escalated amid considerably hightened tension.

Victims of Hezbollah Terrorist Rocket Attacks File Lawsuit Against Al-Jazeera TV in New York Federal Court

New York - 17 July 2010 - Op-Ed News - On the fourth anniversary of start of the Lebanese-Israeli War, ninety-one American, Israeli and Canadian victims of Hezbollah rocket attacks have filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera television network. The suit, Kaplan et al. v.

Israel to take over Lebanon gas by force

Israel has threatened to use military force to take the full control of a newly-discovered gas field partly in Lebanese waters in the Mediterranean Sea.

Israel's Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau made the remarks after Beirut announced that parts of the giant reserves actually belong to Lebanon and that it does not allow Tel Aviv to loot Lebanon's resources.

'Israel fearful of all-women flotilla'

One day after Israel threatened to attack a new Gaza-bound aid ship with only women activists on board, the Lebanese resistance movement of Hezbollah highlights Israel's fear, saying its military ability is "deteriorating."

Press TV, 20 June 2010

Lebanon forbids launch of Gaza-bound flotilla

Lebanese sources tell Al-Hayat that flotilla organizers had not filed for the necessary permits, adding that travel to an Israel-controlled port is illegal.

Haaretz, 20 June 2010

VIRGIN MARY coming to Gaza - Israel threatens to ATTACK HER - video

Women activists planning to sail to Gaza gathered on Thursday near a statue of the Virgin Mary in south Lebanon to pray she bless their flotilla, christened "Mariam" in her honour. 

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Israel - the schoolyard bully - complains to teacher that the bullied are getting organised

Israel to UN: Lebanon Gaza-bound flotilla could affect regional security

Lebanon aid ship Miriam to set sail to Gaza Sunday; Israel's UN ambassador says ships linked to Hezbollah, Israel reserves the right to defend itself. 

Haaretz, 18 June 2010

Journalist Helen Thomas Tells Israelis GET THE HELL OUT OF PALESTINE! - video

Helen Thomas is the last REAL journalist we seem to have in America today. She is not afraid to ask REAL questions. She doesn't mince words. The world would be a much better place if we had more people like Helen in the media. May she live a thousand years!

Journalist Helen Thomas Tells Israelis GET THE HELL OUT OF PALESTINE!

Hezbollah reportedly mobilizing in Lebanon ahead of large IDF drill

Hezbollah official warns the organization will be prepared to attack if Israel launches offensive on Lebanon, AFP reports.

Haaretz, 21 May 2010

Hezbollah has mobilized thousands of its militants in southern Lebanon ahead of a major Israel Defense Forces drill planned for next week, AFP reported on Friday.

War this summer?

Israel has only fought pre-emptive wars. All indications show it is gearing up to fight another, one that may change everything, writes Galal Nassar

Al Ahram Weekly, 6-12 May 2010

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