The Economist (blog) | Lebanon and the Islamic State Not us too The Economist (blog) ON AUGUST 7th only a few vehicles could be seen leaving the besieged town of Arsal on Lebanon's border with Syria: tanks ferrying exhausted, chain-smoking Lebanese soldiers, microbuses packed with refugees and ambulances escorted by Lebanese ... Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, ISIS and Hezbollah Hariri: Terrorism 'existential threat' to Lebanon Lebanon's former PM returns from exile amid crisis |
Daily Mail | War victims flee back to Syria as refugee camp in Lebanon is burned to the ... Daily Mail Having previously thought of Lebanon as a relatively safe haven from the long-running civil war between Syria dictator Bashar Assad and hard-line Muslim forces in the country, the Syrian victims found themselves in the firing line earlier this week ... Lebanese Army enters Arsal in full force Lebanon's Maronite bishops condemn Islamist incursions Lebanon army death toll from jihadist clashes hits 18 |
Aljazeera.com | ISIS just took a town in Lebanon. Wait, Lebanon? Vox The story of how ISIS got into Lebanon begins just across border in Syria, along the Qalamoun Mountains range. The mountains had become a home base for a number of Syrian Islamist rebels, including from ISIS. Beginning around November 2013, the ... Ceasefire extended in Lebanon's Arsal Border Fighting Intensifies Between ISIS and Lebanon Radicals Threaten to Drag Lebanon Into Syrian War |
The Daily Star | Lebanon takes further measures to combat risk of Ebola The Daily Star BEIRUT: Lebanon's Agriculture Ministry banned the import of live animals from Ebola-hit African countries, as part of the government's measures to combat the risk of the fatal virus. In a decision numbered 622/1, Minister Akram Chehayeb “banned the ... Lebanon takes steps to guard against Ebola Ebola starting to take an economic toll in region |
The Daily Star | Lebanon: Influential Exile Returns New York Times Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri, considered Lebanon's most influential Sunni Muslim politician, returned unexpectedly to Lebanon on Friday after three years of self-imposed exile. Mr. Hariri's return is being seen as a bid to reassert his leadership ... Lebanon working on spending method for Saudi grant Lebanon's Hariri back as army enters restive border town Former PM Hariri back in Lebanon for first time in three years |
The Daily Star | Lebanon's Arabic Press Digest - Aug. 9, 2014 The Daily Star He may travel and visit others abroad, but he has returned to Lebanon," says a source close to Hariri. Future politicians limit the reasons for his return to leading the Sunni moderate movement and spending the Saudi grant. While residents were ... |
FOX43.com | Multiple arrests in bath salts probe in Lebanon County FOX43.com The Lebanon County Drug Task Force arrest a dozen suspects in connection in a year long investigation into the distribution and use of bath salts within the county. An alleged conspiracy to distribute those controlled substances and designer drugs was ... Bath salts ring busted in Lebanon County Prosecutors announce charges against 12 Lebanon County residents linked to ... Father, son among 12 charged for bath salts |
The Daily Star | Ex-Lebanon MP dies from accidental gunshot wound The Daily Star The offshoot sect of Islam was integrated into Lebanese political life with the formulation of the Taif Accord - the peace deal that ended Lebanon's 15-year Civil War. Taif stipulated that Alawites be granted two seats in Parliament (representing Akkar ... |
FOX43.com | Police, fire log: Man charged in gun purchases Lebanon Daily News A Lebanon man has been charged in connection with the straw purchases of 12 firearms last year, the Lebanon County District Attorney's office said Friday. Hector Espada-Jimenez of 42 S. Ninth St., was charged with soliciting Estaban Latorre-Quintana ... Lebanon man paid others in cash, drugs to illegally purchase 12 firearms for ... Lebanon man arrested for handgun straw purchases |
Lebanon County sheriff's deputies train for mass-shooting call Lebanon Daily News LEBANON >> Lebanon County Sheriff Deputies spent most of Friday training for a scenario they hope never to encounter — an active shooter in a school. Five deputies and a 9-1-1 dispatcher from the Lebanon County Emergency Management Agency spent ... |