Lebanon Rescue Mission changes leaders Lebanon Daily News Lebanon native Susan Spahr has been appointed interim executive director of the mission, according to a letter from mission board chairman Roger Grimes that was sent to donors and supporters last week. Spahr replaces Chris Smith, who resigned. |
Voice of America | Analysis: With Assad Future in Question, Lebanon on Edge Voice of America BEIRUT – As Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's grip on power becomes increasingly tenuous, a sense of unease is growing among some of his staunchest regional allies. And even though they have dwindled in number since the start of the anti-government ... Thousands of Syrians flee to Lebanon Syria Crisis: 600 British troops are on standby as Assad falters, plan to ... UK preparing Lebanon evacuation if Syria violence spills over, report says |
Toledo Blade | Syria Crisis Spills Over into Lebanon Voice of America MASNAA, Lebanon — Syria's main border crossing with Lebanon was quiet Friday, the day after an estimated 20000 Syrians crossed to flee the increasing fighting. The conflict in Syria is having a growing impact on its neighbor. Lebanese officials on the ... Battles in Syria Hit the Country's 2nd Largest City (Masnaa, Lebanon) Up to 30000 Syrians may have crossed into Lebanon: UN Thousands head for Lebanon to escape battles in Damascus |
Lebanon's Grist Mill is now the Oasis Commons Hunterdon County Democrat - NJ.com The old Grist Mill in Lebanon is going through another transformation. Years ago this structure went through extensive renovations. It was turned into shops, stores and offices. Back in the 1990s, I frequented a large bookstore there. It's long gone ... |
Radio frequency jamming slows Lebanon rescue crews down WCSH-TV LEBANON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Eleven people in four cars were involved in a serious car crash in Lebanon Sunday night, and rescue efforts were hampered by someone jamming the emergency radio frequency. The Lebanon Rescue Department says ... |
The National | Lebanon hit as unrest in Syria puts off tourists The National Lebanon's economy has been badly affected by unrest in Syria and a decline in big-spending tourists from the Arabian Gulf. Nationals of countries including the UAE and Saudi Arabia have been told not to travel to Beirut due to security concerns ... |
Scotsman | Analysis: Risk grows of strife spilling into Lebanon Scotsman Assef Shawkat, the former head of military intelligence, had been a pillar of the Syrian regime since the reign of Bashar al-Assad's father, Hafez. The deaths are likely to encourage paranoia and infighting within the regime, with various conspiracy ... Syria's fate alarms neighbours Syria's Collapse Would Reverberate Throughout the Mideast With Syria imploding, is Hezbollah next? |
The Daily Star | Lebanon's Arabic press digest - July 22, 2012 The Daily Star In an interview with a local radio station, Harb also said, “If the government continues to block data transfer, I will personally accuse it of facilitating crimes and encouraging the killing of political figures in Lebanon. And that will keep the ... Tensions high over Lebanon national dialogue Sleiman for assigning priority to “national interest” Suleiman Urges National Dialogue Powers to Place National Interests above All ... |
Spoiling for Another Lebanon War Bay Area Indymedia Beirut, Tyre, Sidon, and other Lebanon cities and towns were attacked. Targets destroyed or damaged included major ports, Beirut International Airport, 70 bridges, dozens of key roads, electrical power plants, gas and fuel stations, factories, schools ... |
The Daily Star | Shia Hizbullah's links with Syria's Assad give many Sunnis across the border ... Irish Times PERCHED CROSS-LEGGED on an overstuffed bronze and brocade sofa with an iPad by his side, Sheikh Ahmad Assir holds forth on what he believes is the greatest threat to his home country of Lebanon: Hizbullah's connections with Syria and Iran. Assir blames Nasrallah, Berri for hand grenade tossed at sit-in Assir: Nasrallah and Berri responsible for “killer” grenade attack |