Congratulations to the ME, Beirut Is Back!

I dedicate the following song, by Fayrouz to all peace loving people in the Middle East and entire Globe!

Bhibbak Ya Lubnan



Peace!

The Garden of the Prophet, by Gebran Khalil Gebran

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The Garden of the Prophet was originally written in English and published in 1933, (two years after the passing away of Gebran Khalil Gebran).

For more information in English on the Garden of the Prophet, please go to http://www.leb.net/~mira/

Simpsons poster: "You're not paid to think"

Simpsons poster: "You're not paid to think"
Originally uploaded by Edublogger

One of my favorite Flickr photos posted by Edublogger!

It's about Time Lebanon, by Pierre Dawaliby

PS I'd like to share with you all this video produced by Pierre Dawaliby on the past, present, and future of Lebanon, and was sent to me by a friend.this work/video is an attempt to save Lebanon from destruction...

It's Time for a Scientific Rational Dialogue...

Waiting for the Sun to Rise in the Middle East!

This shot was taken in June 2006, during my working holiday in Beirut, a few weeks prior to the current terrifying crisis. The beaches then were not polluted and crossing bridges throughout the country was quite safe.

Peace!

George Galloway Interview on SKY_Sunday_06_08_2006

The following message including the video clip was just sent to me by a friend:

" This is really brilliant. I wish our Arab Leaders have 10% of his courage, belief, & enthusiasm.

If the link doesn't work please copy & paste the link into your browser.

Enjoy it.

http://news.sky.com/skynews/video/videoplayer/0,,31200-galloway_060806,00.html


Peace!

France & US Still Hammering out a Draft Resolution !!!

I'm watching the Lebanese F. Minister talking at the UN sending strong disappointment verbal and body messages...

Lebanon Never Die

What Lebanon Means for Me?

For me, Lebanon is more than a second home. If I'm to recall or describe my childhood, it must be Lebanon with its mountains and valleys where I played, had fun and joy with my Lebanese friends who were from various religions and sectors; we were unaware of that until wars started in the second half of the 1970s; mind you that has never bothered us and we are still friends.

This blog was created for the purpose of the people of Lebanon who are facing a terrifying, difficult time. The infrastructure of their country has been destroyed, many citizens have become homeless. Main roads for supplies, and Electric plants have been bombed to make it more difficult to provide aid.

This blog is an appeal to all peace loving people in the world to join the call for an immediate cease fire to put an end to the conflict and the daily misery of the Lebanese people; if you arrive here please visit the other relevant Lebanese bolgs listed on the right side.

Love & Peace!