Posts Tagged: beirut
Report: US Weapons Reaching Hezbollah in Fight Against ISIS in Syria (VIDEO)
While the United States considers Hezbollah a terrorist group, the two may be indirectly working together to keep ISIS fighters in Syria out of...
Analysis: As Beirut is Rocked by Car Bomb, Israel Seen Safe From Hezbollah Attack
As a Beirut suburb was struck on Thursday by a car bomb loaded with 20 kilos of explosives, according to initial reports from the Lebanese Army,...
Lebanese Army Defuses 250-Pound Car Bomb, Averting Major Terror Attack
The Lebanese army prevented another massive bomb attack Friday, defusing a 250-pound car bomb just three days after twin suicide bombings targeting the Iranian embassy...
TV Host Anthony Bourdain Reveals His Jewish Roots During Visit to Jerusalem (VIDEO)
Superstar food personality and all-around heathen Anthony Bourdain is part Jewish, he revealed in the first episode of the new season of his CNN show...
UNIFIL Claims Injured IDF Soldiers Crossed Into Lebanon
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) Commander Gen. Paolo Serra said on Friday that Israeli soldiers had crossed the Blue Line into Lebanon earlier...
HRW: Syrian Regime Using Egyptian-Made Cluster Bombs
A new report by Human Rights Watch alleges that the Assad regime is using Egyptian made cluster bombs in its war against Free Syria Army rebels. Major...
Jewish Population in Russia Higher Than 200,000
The Federation of Jewish Communities in Russia has said that a recent census estimating the current number of Jews living in the country has...
Galloway Meets With Another Terrorist Group
George Galloway, the leader and founder of the UK-based group Viva Palestina, met with leaders of Palestinian Islamic Jihad while in Beirut, Lebanon this week, according to...
Obama and the Myth of the First Black President
If Toni Morrison, the Nobel-prize winning African-American novelist, can refer to Bill Clinton, a white man, as America's first black president, then surely the process...
Beirut Calling
Lebanon, not Egypt, may determine the fate of democracy in the Middle East. Despite the media's recent focus on Egypt, events in Lebanon may well tell...
