The Times of Israel | Al Qaeda-linked militants in Lebanon apologize for civilian deaths Reuters Lebanon has been increasingly hit by violence linked to the war in its much larger neighbor Syria, which has killed over 140,000 people over the last three years and forced millions to flee their homes, including nearly 1 million into Lebanon. The ... Nusra Front reiterates calls for Army defection Debate: Lebanon's new government was formed thanks to foreign conflicts Al-Qaeda group apologizes for civilian deaths in Lebanon |
Yahoo News | Domestic violence cases spark protests in Lebanon Yahoo News The killing of Sabbagh's daughter is one of three domestic violence slayings in Lebanon in recent months, drawing new attention to women's rights in this country of 4 million people. Although Lebanon appears very progressive on women rights compared to ... Lebanon protesters march over domestic violence bill Women's rights in Lebanon – a long road ahead |
The Daily Star | Arab foreign ministers stress Lebanon's right to defend itself The Daily Star BEIRUT: Arab foreign ministers stressed Sunday Lebanon's right to liberate its Israeli-occupied territories and resist Israeli aggression, adding that they would ask Arab states to share the huge burden of hosting Syrian refugees. “Lebanon and the ... Lebanon has right to resistance against Israeli agression, FM says Arab FMs: Lebanon Has Right to Resist Israeli Aggression, Occupation Arab countries reaffirm solidarity with Lebanon |
CTV News | Syria government forces seize strategic town near Lebanon border Los Angeles Times The seizure of Zara, close to the main highway linking Homs city to the Mediterranean coast, is the latest reported government advance in its effort to seal the porous border with Lebanon, long a conduit for antigovernment fighters and arms. In a ... Battle for Syrian Rebel Town Erases Lebanon Border Bleak future for Lebanon as Syria war enters fourth year Syrian forces seize border town near Lebanon from rebels |
The Daily Star | Negotiations to release Maaloula nuns ongoing The Daily Star President Michel Sleiman followed up the possible release with Lebanon's General Security Chief Maj. Gen. Abbas Ibrahim who was tasked by the government with handling the kidnapping case, the National News Agency reported. Last year, Ibrahim played ... Syrian rebels release nuns held since December |
The Daily Star | Khalil: 2014 wake-up call year for women The Daily Star “I say not only sadly that we are still way behind,” she said, but adds that while women in Lebanon have had a tough year following a series of domestic abuse cases that surfaced in recent months and a draft law criminalizing family violence still ... |
Children Flee to Lebanon in Wake of Syrian Crisis NBCNews.com Children Flee to Lebanon in Wake of Syrian Crisis. Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports from Lebanon, where she examines the health crises befalling Syrian children who've fled to Lebanon to escape the violence in their home country. About Us · Careers ... |
The Daily Star | Lebanon: Being Gay Is Not a Crime Nor Against Nature Huffington Post UK A court in Lebanon has made a historic ruling stating same-sex relations are not "contradicting the laws of nature" and cannot therefore be considered a crime, said a statement only revealed today. Judge Naji El Dahdah, of Jdeide Court, Beirut, threw ... Landmark ruling rubbishes anti-gay law in Lebanon |
The Daily Star | Iraq minister offers to pay for diverted MEA flight The Daily Star The pilot was instructed to return to Beirut to collect Mahdi the following day. MEA said the flight, carrying 71 passengers, departed six minutes late because the crew waited for Mahdi, who still failed to appear. The incident caused uproar in Iraq ... Iraq minister apologises for Lebanon plane row Iraq minister apologizes for Lebanon plane row Iraq airport official arrested over Lebanon flight row |
The Daily Star | Boy kidnapped in e. Lebanon back home safe The Daily Star BEIRUT: A 9-year-old boy who was kidnapped in east Lebanon was safely returned to his family early Saturday. “They [the kidnappers] told me I would be back at home at 6:00 a.m. in the morning,” Michel Saqr, sitting next to his relieved father, told ... |