The Israeli Air Force honour Hassan Nasrallah by giving him a sendoff with an air show.

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What do you think ? Happened today

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It's unbelievable that 79 nations attended Nasrallah's funeral despite the cold blooded killings of civilians in Syria and Lebanon is left unseen?!

Do you recall when Netanyahu was speaking at the UN as people were being killed in Beirut and Gaza? The table remains the same, but we have been oblivious to the reality. Do you recall how "Tari2 El Kudus" first travels through Syria? Palestine was never the objective; it was simple propaganda to get base-popularity. We still see this man as a fucking lord despite the fact that he slaughtered more Syrians than Jews. Wake up
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People are stuck in 2000

All these hezb supporters are stuck in the year 2000 where hassan liberated South lebanon(thats a very good image for him and he was actually loved at that time by most lebanese) but now people refuse that he did so many mistakes after and his biggest mistake ever is joining a war he cannot win and isn't related to lebanon(gaza oct 7 war). They cannot see this as a mistake from hassan because well he liberated lebanon 25 years ago. 3a rase w 3ayni that's very brave and good of him , but are they going to ignore everything else??
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Announcement by the Supreme Committee for the Funeral Ceremony of Martyrs Nasrallah and Safi Al-Din

• The program starts at 1:00 PM, with designated routes for attendees from different areas and 50 parking spaces available.
• The markad المرقد will be open daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
• Screens will be set up along all roads to broadcast the ceremony, allowing those in the nearby courtyard to follow along.
• We are in a state of maximum readiness to receive the grand gathering on February 23.
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Is Berri a vampire?

Just a question that i always ask myself since he’s that old.
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How do I keep it on

I have this 3.5 inch external hard disk case. Later on in the future I am considering buying a 10 tb nas disk and I put it in that 3.5 inch external hard disk case and then I will connect it to my laptop so that I can backup my data on it.

The problem is that I have to connect the 3.5 inch external hard disk case to the electricity so that I can use it. If the electricity cut while I was using the 3.5 inch external hard disk case then it will switch off. I don't want that to happen. How do I keep it on when the electricity cuts?

I have an Eaton 5e 850i ups which looks like this. It has 4 IEC C13 sockets on the back. I am thinking about connecting the adapter plug of the 3.5 inch external hard disk case to the ups but I will need a converter plug. Does anyone know where I can buy it?
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Hariri left to the UAE won't participate in Nasrallah's funeral

Ball size increased by around 4 cc.
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Comin drone insurance

Been seeing them on my feed for quite some time. As fat as I know they are an insurance company that are the some arab countries. Has any of you heard of them, got any insurance package from them? Any kind.
Because tbh drone insurance is a bit funny to me especially in lebanon, but if it’s a thing, I’m definitely jumping in

I’ll link their page below

https://www.instagram.com/comininsurance?igsh=MzN1NDVrM203dXVt
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Did i get scammed?

Hello, for my friends birthday we ordered a cake for 15 persons and we had the idea to have like a girly design with a funny catch phrase. We asked for flowers with a nice design but she randomly placed like real flowers on the cake ( i dont have the final result). She also wrote the phrase with a crayon😭. The cake was dry also. WE PAID 75$ DID WE GET SCAMMED?
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"Between modernity tradition Arabian land of dreams incense" Leila Bissat wrote 🇸🇦 transformation from conservative oil nation to modern technologically advanced globally integrated, regional power nation. Why didnt 🇱🇧/🇸🇾 have our own national Lebanese...

Between modernity and tradition, the Arabian land of dreams and incense

TRAVEL

SAUDI ARABIA

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02/07/2025|Leila Bissat

Who would have thought of embarking on a tourist trip to Arabia? A few years ago, the Kingdom was the first destination to find work, start a career, make a fortune. An unlimited number of Lebanese fleeing the 1975 civil war settled there, some permanently and others for some time, just for Lebanon to regain peace and security.

The oil windfly also attracted nationals of other Arab countries, who saw unlimited opportunities, especially in the 70s/80s/90s and even more. Palestinians, Iraqis, Syrians, Egyptians all participated in the construction of this immense desert peninsula bringing their know-how and expertise to the time when the Levant was the beating heart where all the East-West currents were founded.

Wars, conflicts, coups d'état, revolutions, a historical break-up changed the game of part of the Arab world, and a whole think tank emigrated to other horizons, especially where oil, a new source of energy, carried the promise of financial and social security.

Arabia, a land that made Sir Lawrence dream for a long time but worried Lady Gerbrude Bell, announced a different era. Even at that time, the British, greedy for colonialist control, did not think of governing these expanses of sand that they believed to be empty.

Their attention turned to Iraq, a rich country irrigated by two great rivers, the cradle of the oldest and most sophisticated civilization, the source of the first writings, and the longest odysseys and fables. Iraq was coveted for its oil, its three million date plans, its culture and its ethnic diversity.
Arabia escaped the British colonizers.

The AlSaoud family took power and unified the tribes that inhabited this large territory. A kingdom was born and the doors of the desert opened for everyone, so as not to close anymore!

My husband, like many of our Lebanese compatriots, worked there for many years, perpetuating a trade established ...
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"Syria Breakdown, Episode Five: After Assad, Navigating Syria Policy" This view of American interest on Syria

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The Syria Breakdown, Episode Five: After Assad, Navigating Syria Policy

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Feb 14
2025
On February 13, two Washington Institute fellows testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Lane-Swig Fellow and managing director Michael Singh testified before a Senate panel on U.S. policy post-Assad, explaining how patience, pragmatism, and a willingness to lead can help Washington avoid its past vacillation between excessive intervention and exasperated neglect in the Middle East.

Shelly and Michael Kassen Senior Fellow and director of research Dana Stroul testified before a Senate panel on U.S. policy post-Assad, explaining how Washington has another chance for impactful bipartisan action five years after the Syria Study Group
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"Khaled Sabsabi, artist who fled civil war in Lebanon as a child, will represent Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale" Khaled Trablousi artist has Vision of Inclusivity, Cultural Unity, & Multicultural Storytelling Under Curation of Michael Dagostino

Khaled Sabsabi, artist who fled civil war in Lebanon as a child, will represent Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale
Sabsabi’s curator will be Michael Dagostino, who also came up through the multicultural western Sydney arts scene
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7 February 2025
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Sabsabi has hinted that his work will be an “an inclusive place...to bring people together”

Khaled Sabsabi photographed by Anna Kucera
Sabsabi has hinted that his work will be an “an inclusive place...to bring people together”
Khaled Sabsabi photographed by Anna Kucera
Khaled Sabsabi, who was a child when he and his family sheltered from bombs and snipers during the Lebanese civil war, will represent Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale.

The announcement was made earlier today by Creative Australia chief executive officer Adrian Collette at Parramatta Artists Studios in Granville—a tough suburb when Sabsabi grew up there, and where his parents ran a video store.

“The video shop and music business that they had specialised in Arabic music, and they had an extensive collection and this formed partly my experience of who I am,” Sabsabi said at the announcement.

While Tripoli-born Sabsabi was able to live in peace after his family migrated to Sydney in 1976, the artist said he still has family connections to the current horror being enacted in the Middle East. His family includes some Palestinian people, although they live in either Lebanon or Australia, not in Gaza.

Asked if the dire situation in Gaza had consciously or unconsciously seeped into the work he plans for Venice, Sabsabi said: “We have tough skin, but you do get bruised. How can you not be affected when you have family, when you have friends, when your family has inter-married with Palestinian people? We need a way forward.”

Sabsabi’s Venice project is strictly under wraps, but he has hinted that it will be “an inclusive place”. The artist said: “It’s a place to bring people together. I like to use the word ‘nurturing’. Looking at my art-making DNA you can see that it will mo...
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"Big Business vs Drug Dealers: The Battle Over Lebanon’s Weed Industry" What will be the new Lebanese government policy regarding cultivation purity of Lebanese landrace strains, their exportation, Lebanese farmers rights, water management & compliance...

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Big Business vs Drug Dealers: The Battle Over Lebanon’s Weed Industry

Lebanon, a country that has been illegally exporting cannabis for decades, has become the first Arab country to legalize the plant for medicinal export.

Despite a collapsing economy, COVID-19 and an explosion that devastated Beirut in 2020, investors are flocking to Lebanon to capitalize upon the new laws.

VICE’s Rony Karkar explores the nuanced relationships between investors and drug lords in an unprecedented time for the country. "
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"The Maronite Odyssey : Cultural Contributions Across Eastern and Western Civilizations"

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The Maronite Odyssey : Cultural Contributions Across Eastern and Western Civilizations

Holy Spirit University of Kaslik - USEK
Jan 9
2025
The Maronites have a rich cultural heritage spanning centuries, highlighted by significant milestones throughout their history. In 1584, Pope Gregory XIII founded the Maronite College in Rome, establishing a foundation for a distinguished scholarly tradition. The Maronite Synod of 1736 mandated education for youth, resulting in the creation of numerous schools across Lebanon and the Levant. During the 17th and 18th centuries, Maronite scholars and their students translated Arabic and Islamic works into European languages and Western works into Arabic, fostering East-West and West-East knowledge exchanges and igniting a pre-renaissance in the Levant. In the 19th century, they were instrumental in the Arabic Renaissance, founding presses, publishing books, translating literature, launching journals, and revitalizing the arts while extending their cultural legacy globally through the diaspora. Today, the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik continues this tradition through innovative programs and publications, ensuring the enduring global influence of the Maronite heritage.

The 23 meticulously curated panels featured in the exhibition at the United Nations, held in New York City from December 2 to 8, 2024, illustrate the Maronites’ enduring contributions to global heritage. We warmly invite you to explore this remarkable narrative, which promises to be an educational journey through a legacy that spans centuries and continents.

Curators: Joseph Moukarzel and Fadi Kmeid
Text: Guita Hourani
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