Posts Tagged: Lebanon Civil War
Quo Vadis, Lebanon?
JNS.org - The specter of civil war raised its head in Lebanon on Oct. 14, 2021 following bloody clashes between Christian forces and “peaceful protesters”...
A New Lebanese Civil War?
After the Beirut explosion in the summer of 2020, Lebanon seemed poised for a revolution. The country’s economy was already in terrible shape due to...
Lebanon’s Crisis Is ‘Dangerous,’ Evokes Start of Civil War: Defense Minister
Lebanon's defense minister said on Thursday the country was in a "very dangerous situation" and compared street unrest of recent days to the start of...
Lebanon’s Aoun Affirms Post-Civil War Reconciliation, Amid New Tensions
Lebanon's president on Friday reaffirmed the reconciliation among Lebanese after the 1975-90 civil war, before the funeral of a cabinet minister's aide killed last week...
Beirut Synagogue to Remain Closed Despite Renovation for Lack of Benches, Rabbi
Beirut's Maghen Abraham Synagogue was nearly destroyed during the country's civil war and despite a nearly complete five-year, $5 million renovation, the Lebanese Muslim lawyer, the...
Sunni, Shi’a Strife Brings Uncertainty to Israel
JNS.org - The recent double suicide bombing outside of Iran's embassy in Lebanon by an al-Qaeda-linked terror group is the latest attack in...
Islam’s ‘Rule of Numbers’ Explains London Beheading
Last week in London, two Muslim men shouting jihad's ancient war-cry, "Allahu Akbar" beheaded a British soldier with a cleaver—in a busy intersection and in...
