Cause And Effect

Decoded: The dynamic of the opposition’s activism. Cause: Lebanese Government passes the draft law for setting up the International Tribunal for trying Hariri’s killers.Effect: Shia Minister resigns, opposition protests and demands “National unity government” and “early elections.” Cause: Lebanese Government asks for the International Tribunal to be implemented under chapter 7Effect (coming to a street near you): Opposition to massively protest “unfair disbursements of war compensations” Spot the pattern..

Mustapha Hamoui · May 14, 2007

No featured image

Annahar’s New Website

Following the footsteps of Albalad and Assafir, Annahar now has a new website. Does it measure up?

Mustapha Hamoui · May 14, 2007

No featured image

Reactions To Seniora’s OP-ed

The letter writers, the bloggers and Hezbollah’s leader all react to P.M. Seniora’s opinion piece in the New York Times. In the Letters section of the Times, some readers were impressed by Seniora’s ideas. Lee from Albany writes:

Mustapha Hamoui · May 12, 2007

No featured image

A Thousand Words..

A symbolic moment with far reaching implications..

Mustapha Hamoui · May 11, 2007

No featured image

Christians Against The Patriarch

Are you a Christian and think Patriarch Sfeir is too biased and should stick to his clergy work? Well the Aounists have an online petition Just for you..

Mustapha Hamoui · May 10, 2007

No featured image

Saad Meets Sarko

Forget Politics. Mr. Chirac and Mr. Sarkozi have something else in common: A taste for luxury..

Mustapha Hamoui · May 10, 2007

No featured image

How Did the French In Lebanon Vote?

According to the FPM’s website, 72% of the 6346 French citizens who live in Lebanon voted for Sarkozi, while 28% voted for Segolene Royale..

Mustapha Hamoui · May 8, 2007

No featured image

Alternative World

Did you know that there’s a cause that Future TV and Almanar are fighting hand in hand?

Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2007

No featured image

Someone gets it

Israel should never ever try to play the Lebanese against each other because it always backfires. Micheal Totten, an American who lived in Lebanon explains:

Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2007

No featured image

Soyez Gentil Sarko..

Hezbollah wants the new French President to be more “balanced” than Chirac… If they only knew.

Mustapha Hamoui · May 7, 2007