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What is this website?
The Beirut Spring is a blog that is interested in the Lebanese society and its politics. Sometimes, The Beirut Spring (a.k.a: BS), writes about general stuff from the Middle East and about topics like Islam and the West.
Who writes here?
My name is Mustapha. I am 30 years old. I am originally from Tripoli, Lebanon, but I now live and work outside of Lebanon. I have a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and another in Graphic Design, both from the American University Of Beirut.
I’m happily married, I speak four language and I like to think of myself as a computer geek, especially when it comes to experimenting with web programming and design.
What are your political affiliations?
I am not affiliated with any political movement; although I do have a set of strong believes and I support the politicians who most represent them.
I believe in a sovereign and independent Lebanon. I also believe in an eventual peace with Israel based on the principle of land for peace. I am skeptical of pan Arabism, except when it means liberalizing trade.
I support a bicameral Lebanese house, where the MPs are voted for regardless of their sect, and where a few powerful senators represent the concerns of minority groups.
I believe in free societies and free markets. I also believe in the individual’s economic rights, so I am skeptical of big government. I believe that women have the rights to choose the kind of life they want to live, from picking husbands to aborting young fetuses.
I also believe in the importance of civil marriage and I think it’s very silly that some people have to travel to Cyprus to tie the knot.
Where has this website been featured before?
Since it started, The Beirut Spring was mentioned in various blogs, websites, TV and Radio shows, including:


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