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July 30, 2010
11:26
Flying kites in Gaza
» ‎ Les Politiques (lebanon)

STORY here (in French)

9:33
وأد الفتنة لا المحكمة
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)

حميد عواد* منّى اللبنانيّون و أركان سلطات الدولة النفس بموسم إصطياف عامر تحييه مواكب المغتربين المتوقّدي الشوق للعودة إلى “مهبط الوحي” و “مرقد الروح ” و “مهجع الوجدان” و “منتزه النظر” و “حضن الحبّ و الحدب و الحنان” يسابقهم إليه حشد من السّيّاح المدمنين على طيب المأكل و المشرب و لذّة الترفيه و روعة الطبيعة و صخب فرح الحياة. لكن هذا الإندفاع كبا، إذ كبحته روادع أمنيّة مقلقة تنذر بالأدهى بدأت بإنكشاف جديد لثغرات أمن المطار لتتوّجها تهديدات محترفي الحروب التي خرقت “جدار الصوت” و صفحات الإعلام و صعقت أعصاب اللبنانيين الآمنين مشحونة بالتشنّج الذي أزّم المواقف و وتّر الأجواء. يتساءل من ينشد السلام للبنان – و هم يعرفون الجواب ضمناً- لماذا يشرئبّ مثيرو القلاقل و مروّجو الفتن عند كلّ إنطلاقة نهوض و تعافٍ و عند كلّ إستحقاق “حسّاس” يتعلّق بالوضعين الداخلي و الإقليمي ليعلنوا أنّ لبنان رهينة بطشهم و ترهيبهم شاهرين (إلى جانب سلاحهم) لائحة مطالب متصاعدة يبتزّون من خلالها إستجابةً محليّة و دوليّة و إذعاناً جديداً لبسط هيمنتهم بالأصالة أو الوكالة؟ لماذا البديل عن وقف حرب القذائف الهابطة و الصاعدة هو دائماً حرب الإنذارات الواضحة و المرمّزة، المنطلقة و الوافدة؟ و الغريب عندما يتلاقى إنذاران متقابلان على مضمون واحد يتأرجح تعليله بين “فتنة” أو “نصيحة” حسب موقع قائله! [...] No related posts.
4:10
Hassan Jouni – Village
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
Related posts:22 November – Once Again سلوان ابراهيم العالم اللبناني Related posts:
July 29, 2010
15:55
اكتشافات فينيقية في قادش
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
يعرض متحف قادش في اسبانيا مكتشفات فينيقية من العصر البرونزي على الساحل الاطلسي. بدأ المعرض في 22 تموز الحالي الذي يحتوي على قطع تعرض لاول مرة. المكتشفات تظهر مهارات الفينيقييي الفنية. وحسب الموقع استوطن الفينيقيون الاندلس 1000 سنة قبل الرومان. Related posts:كتاب – ظرفاء لبنان حين يعجز عشرة رجال عن كتابة… رسالة ثلاث آلاف سنة من القمح المحروق Related posts:

4:32
OUR LOVE AFFAIR WITH BUTCHERS
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

In a week a famous butcher will arrive in Lebanon. He loves Lebanese meat. Though he has butchered his own meat, he prefers to select the finest Lebanese that are raised on the finest food from Goodies, Sultan Ibrahim, Chez Sami, Phoenicia and Noura.

Coming to Lebanon also is a major arab sponsor of the Butcher Syndicate who has funded many butcher businesses in Lebanon. There is rumour that a Persian Butcher is also coming to connect with the Arab Butcher Association.

When the most famous butcher arrives though in Beirut, the drama will be if other butchers will meet him. Will the mustcheod mountain butcher get a chance to beg for more forgiveness and will the bearded butcher in a dress come out of his underground butcher hole for a grand troika butcher summit.

Will the christian butchers who are competing for supremacy get to meet the grand leader butcher neighbor?
Certainly the orange butcher will have a backstage pass to see the most friendly neighbor butcherman. Even the little butcher from Zgharta who only has a few pieces of Lebanese meat to his name will get a chance in this grand summit of butchers. But the biggest question is will the notorious rightwing butcher step down from his self appointed principles to attend a party with the parliament butcher and the other dignitary butchers and maybe just maybe shake hands with the grand poobah butcher. No one can tell…

yet what we can be sure of is that the Lebanese love butchers. They elect them. They support them. They absolve them of all the butchering they do. They wish that their butcher will butcher other Lebanese butchers or their supporters so that their butcher rises in the ranks of butcherdom. They wear the colors of the butcher and switch sides when their butcher switches. They think of new excuses of why their butcher is only butchering and not planting any trees or cleaning any roads or providing anything other than butchering.

Oh yes the Lebanese love butchers and they love the sponsors of butchers. They love butchers and they love the handlers of their butchers. They love butchers and the foreign ambassadors who tell their butchers when to butcher. They just plain love butchers. period.

4:32
The Man, the half man, and the Two Dozen Man
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

Security breaches at Beirut International Airport will not stop the influx of regional heads of royal courts. Latest reports say that they will be treated to lunch at some place in Baabda known for its hospitality towards money and power. However, the quality of the lunch experience can not be corroborated as the chef there is not too fond of critique. That's not all, if rumors are true

July 28, 2010
17:11
Word of mouth
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

My interview on NPR
[www.nhpr.org]

And for Mac users

[www.nhpr.org]

10:31
We should Understand him…
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

While our friend N10452 has taken an important but justified decision to stop posting for a while, I’ve taken the opposite direction myself and finally decided to write something after a long period of absence (more than a year) from posting and commenting as well, and believe me it was nearly for the same reasons showed by N.

It’s because I am, and I’m sure we are all so disappointed (not to say disgusted) from the situation in Lebanon, mainly with the poor political performance of those who are running and taking the country (to HELL I’m afraid), those who were supposed to improve the whole situation and create a good atmosphere for the people to re-enjoy this beautiful Lebanon.

But sadly, and as N has mentioned, things are getting worse and hope is fading in seeing anything good from that staff of politicians and officials.

In addition, allow me to say that many of the comments we usually read here or elsewhere regarding the different issues or conflicts we’re suffering from, are even more disappointing, which proves that we still lacking the culture of communication, as most of these comments do not have the minimum level of logic, respect and sanity, but above all they seem missing the necessary knowledge and awareness.

You have to excuse me for this, and I don’t want anyone to feel offended, because in return, lots of comments are great and should be very well taken in consideration for including a high level of good speech.

Well, and returning to the main subject, I wanted to write a comment on what N posted, but since it was impossible to do that as he closed this option, I thought maybe I could voice my opinion here, emphasizing at the same time that I really understand what he feels deep inside, and eventhough I may not agree with everything he said, I do agree on the subject and the disappointment as a whole.

The message is that we can differ but we should not disrespect each others, we should try to give a good example of how to establish a sane Dialogue, and I think this Blog is the right and the best place for that.

How can we ask our politicians, with all their personal backgrounds and own interests, to agree on one thing or even to stop insulting each others, while we the ordinary Lebanese people who clearly want the best for our country are still unable to do so?

Let’s start with ourselves and try to engage in a constructive Dialogue. I’m not saying that we should give up on our ideas or opinions, but we have to put in mind that no one has the full truth, also nobody is fully wrong, so let’s try to see the right and wrong in each and everyone of our politicians and of us, maybe by that we can better understand what N and many others are trying to convey.

I understand what N has felt before taking this decision, and I urge everybody to understand him and to give him in return a good reason to show up again and re-post as soon as possible.

6:45
Fragmentation and pastoralism
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"RAMI ZURAYK and HAMRA ABU ‘EID (Beirut) modified this picture for the present situation by presenting a case study on the contemporary livelihoods of two Bedouin groups settled in the Lebanese Bekaa plain. Their data stem from a joint research project at the American University of Beirut, in collaboration with TARIQ TALL (Amman). Zurayk and Abu ‘Eid were able to document that mobile pastoralism continues to be an efficient economic strategy and that Bedouin communities which had been forced to give up livestock breeding were less resilient against shocks such as droughts and price rises and had a lower quality of life than those who continued to keep livestock breeding in their portfolio of resources. According to this study, the greatest obstacle to mobile pastoralism is the fragmentation of landscapes by national borders, roads and agricultural areas."

http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=30872
July 27, 2010
20:49
Iara Lee: Hip Hop as Global Resistance
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"Fuck the police coming straight from the underground/ a young nigga's got it bad cause I'm brown/ and not the other color/ so police think/they have the authority/to kill a minority."

These lyrics spoken by Ice Cube, for instance, could just as easily have been uttered by DAM (Da Arab MCs), a Palestinian hip-hop trio forced to live as "Israeli Arabs" in an Israeli slum.

My current film, Cultures of Resistance (out Fall 2010), is an exploration of the variety of activism in a world plagued with war, oppression and poverty. I pay special attention to creative action, specifically, and in my travels throughout the Middle East I encountered a hip-hop reborn through artists like the Ramallah Underground and Shadia Mansour, both Palestinian, as well as London-based Iraqi rapper Lowkey (who are all part of a larger collective known as the Arab League of Hip Hop). Their flows cut deep against the tyranny of Israeli and US occupation of their lands as they call for equality for all people, and reaffirm their Arab identity despite brutal attempts at cultural erasure. The goal, Shadia said, was to tell the world that "Palestine is on the map," and always will remain so."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/iara-lee/hip-hop-as-global-resista_b_660608.html

19:11
David Cameron: Gaza is a prison camp
» ‎ Les Politiques (lebanon)

UK's PM David cameron drew the ire of Israel and its friends today as he labeled Gaza as a 'prison camp'. Most Israeli defenders who were 'shocked' by Cameron's statement agreed with it. However, they seemed to hold Hamas as the sole responsible for the situation in Gaza, ignoring that Palestinians voted for Hamas and accrediting the thesis that Israel's treatment of Gaza amounts to a collective

19:08
“ويبقى الوطن دائماً في القلب”
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
مشاهدات بيئية لصباح نصر أهدى نصر كتابه الى اللبنانيين الذين آمنوا باستقلال لبنان وسيادته، والى كل من سعى ويسعى الى بناء مدماك في لبنان الغد، في سبيل تقديم هذا الوطن معافى وموحداً، تحلو الحياة لابنائه فيه فلا يهاجرون الى اوطان أخرى. وجاء في المقدمة، وان معظم ما ورد في الكتاب يتعاطى المشكلات الحياتية التي عشناها ولا نزال على مدى الاعوام الاربعين الماضية. الكتاب من 256 صفحة من القطع الوسط، وتتصدره لوحة بريشة الرسام ميشال روحانا وصوَر بعدسة ألفرد موسى. Related posts:سلاحف بحرية تقصد سنويا شاطىء لبنان الجنوبي لوضع بيوضها دائرة سياحية تحفظ الهوية الخبز المرقوق… عبق من التراث والهوية Related posts:

17:17
The virtue of silence
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

I remember four years ago when i first started posting here, i was enthusiastic and motivated to express my opinions and reach out for as many readers as possible. I also had set for myself a specific goal, to promote transparency and accountability in Lebanese politics, most specifically within the Lebanese Forces.

Four years later, i believe i’ve achieved my first goal and the blog is read by thousands and followed by hundreds. It is one of the most popular political blogs, if not the most popular in Lebanon. Many bloggers were inspired as well by it and started posting themselves and contributing here.

However, i must admit i failed to reach my goal, or maybe was too ambitious from the start. The Lebanese parties, and more specifically, the Christian Lebanese parties are all going downwards in all aspects and the Lebanese youth in its biggest majority is following them.

Do i hold myself responsible for that? I cannot but feel a bit of guilt in what i did not take enough initiatives, however let us not forget what we are dealing with here.

- Tens of millions of dollars being poured into Christian parties to keep them on the “right” track, whether allied to Hariri or to Hezbollah.
- Severe divisions within the Christian ranks causing more fanatism from each side, and lesser chances to moderates and intellectuals. More ground to the herd.
- Undemocratic parties based on “le culte du chef” principle.
- Inexistence of any sort of accountability or transparency within the parties.

Those are few points that demotivated a person to even think about change, specially someone who might have other priorities in life than doing politics, or maybe doesn’t have the means to change anything.

Added to that, looking at the overall situation in Lebanon:

- Hezbollah influencing every decision in the country from banning certain books in school to starting wars with Israel.
- Syria coming back slowly but surely.
- The Hariri Tribunal being neutralized and compromised day after day.
- Incompetence and corruption everywhere.
- Gradual Arabization of the country.
- Risk of a new war at any second.

Having said all that, i am not trying to depress anyone here or motivate them to leave Lebanon, but it does make you want to think if bothering to get involved in any sort of politics in Lebanon is worth it. I’ve always done it because it’s a hobby for me and i love politics as a whole, but what we have here is everything but politics. It’s a fragile political system that is holding on to barely anything and surviving on the misery of its people.

So to sum things up, i believe a small break from posting about politics could do me some good, and give me more time to meditate on more efficient ways to reach out to more people and influence their ways of thinking. I must even consider engaging actively in Lebanese politics if i get back. I’ve been giving this a thought for months now, and since i am quite busy for few months now and travelling, i will embrace the silence.

Until then, i am sure most of you will understand my decision and i hope the other authors on ouwet.com will keep this great blog alive and up to date.

10:01
السياحة غير العادلة
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

يفيد تقرير صدر حديثاً عن شركة «Global Blue»، بعنوان «تمعّن في إنفاق السياح»، بأنّ 83% من الإنفاق دون ضرائب (Tax Free Spending). أي إن الإنفاق السياحي كان خلال النصف الأوّل من العام الجاري متركزاً في منطقة بيروت الكبرى، تليها مناطق المتن وكسروان وبعبدا، بنسبة 13% و2% و1% على التوالي، ما يعني أنّ الأطراف البعيدة عن المركز لا تستفيد أبداً من الأموال التي تنساب على الأعمال التجاريّة والخدماتيّة في الداخل [www.al-akhbar.com]
9:54
هل تذكرون
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

خلال السنوات التي مرّت، شارك وزراء في الحكومات الثلاث السابقة، ونواب بعضهم لا يزال في المجلس النيابي، وموظفون كبار لا يزال بعضهم في الخدمة الفعلية، وقضاة لا يزالون يشغلون مناصب رفيعة، وضباط كبار من الجيش وقوى الأمن الداخلي والأجهزة الأمنية، وكوادر ناشطون في أحزاب سياسية وجمعيات أهلية ومنظمات غير حكومية، وإعلاميون ينتشرون كالفطر في وسائل إعلامية داخلية وخارجية... كل هؤلاء شاركوا في أقذر عمل استهدف النيل من أشخاص ومجموعات بأكملها، ومن دولة وجمهور ومن مقاومة كانت ولا تزال هي الهدف. كل ذلك، ولم يرفّ جفن لأحد من هؤلاءابراهيم الأمينhttp://www.al-akhbar.com/ar/node/199694
9:46
الشرطة الإسرائيليّة تدمّر مساكن بدو بعد ترحيلهم
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

قال المتحدث باسم المنظمة غير الحكومية «منتدى تشريع» التي تدافع عن حقوق البدو في الدولة العبرية، ياكوف مانورمن، إن حوالى 1500 شرطي إسرائيلي رحّلوا اليوم سكان قرية للبدو قرب بئر السبع بصحراء النقب (جنوب) ودمروا مساكنهم [www.al-akhbar.com]

5:11
ِA Suicide Bombing Seminar?
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

Lecture is titled: "Blast your energies in support of your religion"

1:43
مشاهد من زغرتا
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
Related posts:مجلة زغرتا الزاوية ورود من سيدات زغرتا الى شهيد المعارضة Related posts:
1. مجلة زغرتا الزاوية
2. ورود من سيدات زغرتا الى شهيد المعارضة

July 26, 2010
20:30
Wikileaks and the Afghan war
» ‎ Les Politiques (lebanon)

There are many lessons to be learned from the recent leak of secret reports on the Afghan war. One of them should be that nobody will be out of reach of Wikileaks now. The very idea is somehow liberating...Big brother has been defeated by a smart little brother operating in a different direction to spread information, embarrass those who lie to us by hiding and customizing information to rule

16:42
My illiterate mother's math: power, hegemony and knowledge
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"In 1967, I started to see the practical limits of the education I had been given. The Israeli Arab war started a process that made the real environment and its power relations more visible. My sense of the intellectual, moral, and humanitarian dimensions of math and science gradually gave way to a sense of the central functions of math and science: creating power and generating hegemony. The stunning Israeli military victory in 1967 was a victory of superior math, science, and technology — not a victory of moral superiority or greater personal courage. The message of the highly sophisticated warplanes and bombs was loud and clear. Thus, although it is true that math, science, and technology produce planes, for example, that can transport people for harmless purposes, they frequently produce warplanes whose function is to kill and destroy. In almost every country in the world, the number of warplanes is many times the number of civilian planes. Just as it is misleading to emphasize the protein and other values in meat that has been poisoned, it is deceptive to stress only the technical skills and knowledge one can acquire through education while ignoring its potentially dangerous consequences. In addition to the destructive machinery, certain values and patterns of thinking and behaving that are associated with current models of learning are equally destructive.

My mother’s sewing demonstrated another way of conceptualizing and doing math, another kind of knowledge, and the place of that knowledge in the world. But the value of my mother’s tradition and of her kind of mathematics and knowledge, though not intrinsically disempowering was continually discredited by the world around her, by what Paulo Freire calls the culture of silence, and by cultural hegemony. Although I was not yet ready to question the theoretical bases of positivistic math and science, this discovery allowed me to recognize the need for a different type of education, and to respect all forms of knowledge and their relation to action.
...
Hegemony is to be understood here as a form that often precedes political and military conquests and continues after them. But unlike military conquest, hegemonic conquest permeates almost all spheres, and those being dominated facilitate their own domination. Hegemony is always linked to an ideology that reflects the manners and interests of the invaders and their culture. This ideology embodies certain conceptions, values, language, relations, and interests that are translated into daily practices. Crucial to the hegemonic relationship is the belief of the conquered that the lifestyle and values of the hegemonic group are inherently, naturally, and objectively superior. Hegemony is successful when the invader’s ideology is taken or even assumed to be universal and superior; when, like the math I valued, it is believed to transcend class, gender, culture, and national boundaries.

Ideology is a worldview that embodies a particular language and certain conceptions, values, relations, and interests that are translated into daily practices and that produce a certain consciousness. Consequently, the role of intellectuals and institutions is of primary importance, since the reproduction of a hegemonic ideology is achieved through them. Intellectual development in a colonial hegemonic context is designed to provide ideology without a basis in power. This allows intellectuals to participate vicariously in the moral, intellectual, humanitarian, and technical aspects of Western culture, as well as in educational, scholarly, and research activities. The training of colonial intellectuals directs them to derive their sense of worth and status from this vicarious participation, alienating them from their own culture, history, and people. The indigenous population, however, often supports this process by giving status to such intellectuals. Generally speaking, hegemonic education produces intellectuals who have lost their power base in their own culture and society and who have been provided with a foreign culture and ideology, but without a power base in the hegemonic society. I personally have seen this process as I have worked with and observed Palestinian intellectuals over the past twelve years. I have observed that, because they lacked a power base at both ends, these intellectuals tend to sharply overvalue symbolic power and tokens—such as titles, degrees, access to prestigious institutions, and awards— associated with the dominant culture.

Ultimately, I found that the power of Western hegemony rests on the claims of superiority, universality, and ethical neutrality of Western math, positivistic science, technology, and education. These claims extend into social, cultural, moral, political, and intellectual spheres. But continuing to accept Western math, science, and education as universal and authoritative is detrimental to creating a healthier and more humane world. Like any other human activity, math, science, and education need a critical analysis, not only at the implementation and application stage but also, and more important, at the level of the basic premises and values that govern their conceptions, practices, and production.

In short, the 1967 war, its aftermath, and the discovery of my mother’s math convinced me that education can do one of two things: it can either introduce hegemony into the community, or it can reclaim and develop what has been made invisible by hegemony.

Education of the second kind, which I refer to in this essay as community education, requires us to use our senses again, to make things visible, and to allow people to speak. Like many other peoples in the Third World, Palestinians have been denied the value of our experience and have been robbed of our voice and sense of self-worth. Value, language, and visibility are at stake here because they have been taken away from people’s fundamental activities. My mother, for example, was unable – and was never given the chance – to articulate her work and her thinking. Meaningful education, or community education, thus reclaims people’s lives, their sense of self-worth, and their ways of thinking from the hegemonic structures, and facilitates their ability to articulate what they do and think about in order to provide a foundation for autonomous action."
[summit.kein.org]

This is a very important article on education and knowledge and learning by Mounir Fasheh for which I have to thank dear Marcy...
16:01
Free the tabbouleh
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"Some dish, that victorious salad. Tabouleh’s usually just an appetizer. Not Abdulhadi’s. His 1,081 kilos of chopped parsley, bulgur wheat, onion, tomato and mint filled a 15-foot plate. What Abdulhadi relished most was the “political victory”: “It took me 18 months to convince Guinness to enter it under ‘Palestine’ - not ‘occupied West Bank,’ not even ‘occupied Palestine,’ simply Palestine.”"

[www.nytimes.com]
15:10
سيدة الخس
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

عمان نت-نور العمد افرجت اجهزة الامن عصر اليوم الاحد عن سيدة الخس بعد ان اعتلقت لساعات في مركز زهران الامني جراء تنفيذها فعالية غير مرخصة في شارع الرينبو جبل عمان الدوار الاول تحت شعار “دع حب الغذاء النباتي ينمو لديك”. [ar.ammannet.net]
14:47
Let them eat strawberries
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"Now, however, Abdulfattah and other farmers in Gaza are being forced by Israel to abandon their crops yet again, although this time there is no recourse in shifting production to another, "safer," fruit or vegetable. Under the current form of the illegal Israeli-imposed closure, farmers in Gaza can no longer export their produce outside the Gaza Strip, and they are facing further restrictions on the types and amounts of products they can grow. The effects have been disastrous. Before the imposition of the total closure of the Gaza Strip on 14 June 2007 -- itself only a more stringent form of a closure policy in place since the early 1990s -- the Gaza Strip produced almost 400,000 tons of agricultural products annually, one third of which was intended for export. Despite the 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, which set a target for exports for Gaza at 400 trucks per day, only 259 trucks have left the Gaza Strip with goods in the last three years. Accordingly, since 2007, farmers in Gaza have reported a 40 percent decrease in income: in 2008 alone, farmers in the Gaza Strip lost an estimated US $6.5 million."

Israel forced a complete change in the local food systems of Gaza when it occupied it, and now it is destroying whatever remains of it.

[electronicintifada.net]
14:39
Badael-Alternatives بدائل
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

I was so busy this weekend I didn't have time to link to Badael: Here it is. My editorial was about in cash donations for poverty alleviation, and Rameh Hamiyyeh told us how the bad farming season turned into a bad mouneh season.

[www.al-akhbar.com]

4:27
HASSOUNA’S NEW KARAOKE SONG BEEGEES “STAYIN ALIVE”
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

Well you can tell
by the way I lately Talk
I’m a worried man
no where to walk
Tribunal’s loud and Bellemare’s warm
I’ve been hiding underground
since the STL was born

And now it’s not all right, it’s not ok
and all of you MUST look the other way
We’ll force you to understand
That no one dare accuse our man!

(chorus)
Whether we killed your brother
or whether we shot you’re mother
We’re stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive
Feel the country breakin
and everybody shakin’
and were stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive
HA, HA , HA, HA, stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive
HA, ha, ha, ha, stayin’ alive

Well now I Talk low and I shout high
And if I can’t convince them, I really lie
Got the blood of Hariri on my shoes
But I’m a Ghammeeda champ and I just can’t lose

You know it’s all right, it’s ok
HA will live to see another day
We can try to destroy the land
But dont you dare accuse our man!

(chorus)

I’m goin’ nowhere
somebody hide me
Somebody hide me, yeah
HA’s goin’ nowhere
somebody hide me
Somebody hide me, yeah
Stayin’ alive

Well you can never tell
Where I will walk
I’m a hiding man
No time to talk
My beard is long , my dress is warm
I’ve been fucking Lebanon
since I was born

And now it’s all right, it’s ok
Wilayet el fakih is on its way
You should try not to understand
That Imad Mughnieh killed your man

(chorus)

We’re goin’ nowhere
somebody hide me
Somebody hide me, yeah
I’m stayin’ alive… (repeat)

HA HA HA HA Stayin Alive Stayin Alive

3:57
حلم الهرمل ليس عاصياً
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
كان عبود يعرف عندما لبى دعوة اتحاد بلديات الهرمل وبلدية الهرمل له، أنه سيكتشف شيئاً جديداً، أقلّه على صعيد خرقه «الاعتبارات الاجتماعية» من خلال موافقته على ممارسة رياضة «الرافتينغ» في نهر العاصي. لكن هذه الرياضة، التي بلّلت الوزير وهو ينزل بالقارب شلالات الدردارة، وأسعدته، لم تكن إلا واحدة من سلسلة مفاجآت كشفت عنها المنطقة البكر لأول وزير سياحة يزورها، مستكشفاً مواردها الطبيعية ومبدياً إعجابه بها. ولا يتردّد في القول إن الزيارات المماثلة غالباً ما تكون نوعاً من القصاص، لكن هذه كانت بالنسبة إليه اكتشافاً ممتعاً، وخصوصاً أنها عرّفته إلى نوع من السياحة «أعتقد أنه سيكون له دور أساسي في مستقبل لبنان السياحي». البداية من «جار القمر»، المطعم الذي تناول فيه عبود إفطاراً «هرملانياً» بامتياز. من الكشك، إلى الزيتون «البعليّ» من نتاج المليون ومئة ألف زيتونة الموجودة في المنطقة، مروراً بخبز التنور والمكدوس، وليس انتهاءً بمربى الباذنجان الذي يُعدّ خاصاً بالمنطقة. يبدي عبود إعجابه بالمطعم. المحطة الثانية في القاموع، أحد أبرز معالم المدينة، والذي يعتقد معظم الأهالي أنه عبارة عن منارة أو معلم يحدّد المكان. إلا أن الزميلة جوان فرشخ بجالي التي رافقتنا في الجولة، أوضحت أنه قبر لأمير سوري، وشرحت أهميته والطرق الواجب اعتمادها للمحافظة عليه، وخصوصاً مع غزو «الغرافيتي» لجدرانه. يحفظ عبود المعلومة ويتابع الرحلة إلى نهر العاصي حيث [...] Related posts:

3:39
كانت حكاية
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

In a creative process, the creator often starts with a rough idea. That idea sounds good so it's put through the development process that may result in creative work, or as in most cases it ends up being junk. In this country, junk does not take the usual junk route but is rather piled on top of other junk in a very public display of, well, junk.Back to the creative process; one of the stages in

July 25, 2010
13:32
حفل اختتام مخيم الشباب البرازيلي – اللبناني: ” لقاء لبنان المقيم مع المغترب”
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
وزير الشؤون الاجتماعية الدكتور سليم الصايغ: عودة إلى الأرض والجذور و تربية الانسان اللبناني على الفرح والمحبة والكرامة وعزة النفس والعنفوان ٢٤ تموز ٢٠١٠ شدد وزير الشؤون الاجتماعية الدكتور سليم الصايغ على “أهمية التواصل بين لبنان المقيم والمغترب والتعرف الى الجذور والى الدور التطوعي لاعمار الانسان على الحق والكرامة والعنفوان”، داعيا الى “اعادة تركيب لبنان وطنا للانسان الذي يتمتع بكل مقومات الصمود والعيش بكرامة وعنفوان من دون منة من أحد أو تذلل له”، مشيرا الى أن “للمعوق دور وللاعمى ايضا فلنعمل معا من خلال العمل التطوعي لتحويلهم الى انسان خلاق منتج”. جاء كلام الوزير الصايغ في حفل اختتام مخيم الشباب البرازيلي – اللبناني الذي اقيم في باحة كنيسة مار جرجس – فيطرون في حضور ممثل النائب العماد ميشال عون الدكتور جوزف بارود، سفير إيطاليا غابريال كيكيا، القائم باعمال سفارة البرازيل روبتو ماديروس، راعي أبرشية صرباالمارونية المطران غي بولس نجيم، القنصل ايلي نصار، رئيس جهاز الاغتراب في “القوات اللبنانية” انطوان بارود، رئيس اقليم كسروان – الفتوح سامي خويري، رئيس نادي فيطرون الرياضي مستشار الوزير الصايغ فارس المدور، الدكتور أنطوان صفير، ورؤساء بلديات ومخاتير البلدات المجاورة وفاعليات. النشيد الوطني والنشيدان البرازيلي والايطالي افتتاحا، ثم كلمة ترحيبية لعريفة الحفل اميلي القسيس أشارت فيها الى “أهمية اللقاء حيث تشاطر المقيمون مع المغتربين الشباب لقمة [...] Related posts:
12:57
Salem Beiruti
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)

More about Salem Beiruti No related posts. No related posts.
July 24, 2010
23:00
India unveils prototype of $35 computer, paving way for solar-powered websurfing in villages
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
Fri Jul 23, 3:43 PM . In this Thursday, July 22, 2010 photo, India’s Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal displays a low-cost tablet at its launch in New Delhi, India. The device looks like an iPad and is 1/14th the cost. India has unveiled the prototype of a US$35 basic touch screen tablet aimed at students, which it hopes to bring into production by 2011. (AP Photo) Fri Jul 23, 6:34 AM By Erika Kinetz, The Associated Press MUMBAI, India – It looks like an iPad, only it’s 1/14th the cost: India has unveiled the prototype of a US$35 basic touchscreen tablet aimed at students, which it hopes to bring into production by 2011. If the government can find a manufacturer, the Linux operating system-based computer would be the latest in a string of “world’s cheapest” innovations to hit the market out of India, which is home to the 100,000 rupee ($2,127) compact Nano car, the 749 rupees ($16) water purifier and the $2,000 open-heart surgery. The tablet can be used for functions like word processing, web browsing and video-conferencing. It has a solar power option too _ important for India’s energy-starved hinterlands _ though that add-on costs extra. [...] Related posts:
1. To Reflect & Act

9:29
The Special Tribunal for Lebanon & Credibility
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

We keep hearing from March 8 politicians that the Special Tribunal for Lebanon has lost its credibility and is politized, but i cannot understand how one can come up with such conclusions when the people in charge of the tribunal have barely spoken a word out to the media.

How does one base the credibility of a renowned and international tribunal based on rumors spread by newspapers and some politicians? So what if Der Spiegel said the tribunal will accuse Hezbollah, how does that mean reflect on the tribunal’s credibility?

Nasrallah is saying it is an Israeli, as this is his only explanation to everything that Hezbollah doesn’t approve of.

Michel Aoun claims “The STL has been subject to a lot of politicization starting with accusations against Syria, then the arrest of the four generals, and today they are trying to point fingers towards Hizbullah”. Ok so how does that make the tribunal non-credible again?

Did we ever hear statements done by the general prosecutor of the tribunal pointing out at Syria or Hezbollah? Did we hear ANY official statement by the tribunal accusing any party?

The only reason as i’ve said tons of times that one can feel threatened by this tribunal is that he had some responsibility in the Hariri assassination and others that followed. Let’s pray justice will prevail one day even though i highly doubt it considering our current political status in Lebanon.

7:09
World Heritage
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
صور جبيل عنجر بعلبك وادي قاديشا Related posts:And you think the world The World’s Beauty As Seen By A Bee Beirut World Book Capital Related posts:
July 23, 2010
22:51
درس “صغير” في التواضع برسم زعمائنا “الكبار”!
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
بقلم وليد عبلا • نقلاً عن جريدة النهار السبت الواقع فيه الخامس عشر من أيار 2010، كنت متوجهاً من مطار بيروت إلى جنيف على متن إحدى طائرات شركتنا الوطنية التي يَعتز اللبنانيون بها وتكويهم هي بأسعارها المرتفعة! وخلال إتمام معاملات السفر شاهدت من بعيد رئيس الاتحاد السويسري الأسبق باسكال كوشبن (P. Couchepin) مع شخص آخر يسيران في اتجاه أمن المطار. استغربت كيف أنه لم ينقل إلى المطار بسيارة رسمية ولم يُفتح له صالون الشرف وهو رئيس جمهورية سابق. كانت هذه، المفاجأة الأولى لي في ذاك الصباح وقلت في نفسي لعله في زيارة خاصة للبنان فطلب عدم إجراء مراسم وداع رسمية له. المفاجأة الثانية كانت عندما دخلت الطائرة فوجدته جالساً في مقصورة “الدرجة الاقتصادية” أو “السياحية” (Economy class)، وهي تسمية مهذبة للدرجة الأخيرة، وبيني وبينه صف واحد من المقاعد. وتساءلت: معقول؟ رئيس جمهورية سابق ويسافر على الدرجة الاقتصادية؟ وقلت: ربما هو مكلف بمهمة من إحدى جمعيات المجتمع المدني ولا يريد أن يكبدها مصاريف باهظة. إلا انني لم أستبعد في الوقت ذاته فرضية أن يكون مسافراً على نفقته الخاصة! فالسويسري بطبعه لا يحب المظاهر الفارغة (عكس اللبناني تماماً!) ويكره التبذير ولو كان ميسور الحال. وهذا أحد أسباب ارتفاع معدل الادخار الفردي في سويسرا إلى أعلى نسبة بين الدول الغنية. وصلنا إلى مطار [...] Related posts:

9:13
''Those Who Are Conspiring Against Lebanon And Resistance Will Fail''
» ‎ Les Politiques (lebanon)

From The Daily Star, Lebanon. According to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, members of Hezbollah will be accused by the Hariri special tribunal, so says Saad Hariri who conveyed the news to Nasrallah. This is the latest attempt by this tribunal to play dirty political games in Lebanon to the benefit of Israel and Saudi Arabia against Hezbollah. March 14 are trying to achieve in Lebanon what

7:09
توقعات أخطبوطية للعام 2050
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
هذا رأيي أعلاه، أما صديقاي ساسين ومروة فيتوقعون باخطبوطية: - مشاركة لبنان في كأس العالم لكرة القدم بسبع فرق. - طاولة الحوار تبقى منعقدة بغياب نصف أعضائها. - استمرار النقاش لمعرفة كيفية استخراج الغاز الطبيعي. - انقطاع التيار الكهربائي في العاصمة بيروت لمدّة 48 ساعة متواصلة. - زيادة عدد النواب 25. - سقوط معادلة الس-س بعد الإكتشاف الإنشطاري للعالم فرانكشتين جونيور. - عودة فرضية إصابة الطائرة الأثيوبية بصاعقة للتداول. - الدين العام في أعلى مستواياته. - هجرة الجمال إلى لبنان بعد الإرتفاع القياسي بدرجات الحرارة. - تحديد ايام العمل السنوية ب45 يوماً، وأما الباقي كلّه عطل رسمية. - قرب التوصل إلى قانون يجيز للبنانية تسجيل أولادها الذكور في لبنان. - قانون يجيز حمل السلاح علناً لكل لبناني أتمّ الرابعة عشرة. - ارتفاع السعر العالمي للحمّص بعد ازدياد الطلب على “الحمصية اللبنانية”. Related posts:توقّعات المنجّمين للعام 2008… للضحك فقط فندق «الكارلتون» الشهير يصير ركاماً Kaftoun كفتون Related posts:

4:13
Nurturing Environment
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

Hassan Nasrallah made a prime time TV appearance last night in what was dubbed "The Press Conference 22-7-2010".In order to rationalize their timid response (so far), Al Mustaqbal headlined that "Nasrallah toned down his speech." In the article they also insinuate that Nasrallah is jealous that Hariri and Damascus are all lovey dovey again. Back to The News Conference though, since I don't report
3:25
Tourist season (Pre-Israeli Apartheid)
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

(Hat tip Hilal)

July 22, 2010
15:39
I don’t get Nasrallah …
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

As most of you know or don’t, Hassan Nasrallah is giving a speech as we speak and it is still the same utter nonsense i heard from him the other day when he accused the STL of being an Israeli project.

Commenting on some of his quotes:

9:23pm Nasrallah: I haven’t held anyone responsible up till now, and I believe that PM Hariri is responsible and he can take a stance, and I’ve always advised him to be aware of the investigation and of what would happen. We both will be in tough position

He did point out at major figures who should be held responsible didnt he? Who did he mean? Falafel Sahyoun’s owner?

9:18pm Nasrallah: As to the issue of the indictment, we are the aggrieved party, and they can do a lot before the issuance of the indictment. Some can address the international community and stop the game because they have the influence and ability.

Fine then meet with Hariri and discuss the issue with him since he has contacts with the international community and let the STL go on.

9:16pm Nasrallah: Hizbullah is not scared from anything at all, and let the indictment be issued.

Again then let the freaking tribunal takes its decisions instead of putting more obstacles on its way.

9:15pm Nasrallah: I tell the Lebanese, March 14 supporters in particular, that we, together with them, are the victims of grand schemes, and I urge them to re-evaluate their political leaders.

Spoken by the official Iranian puppet in Lebanon.

9:13pm Nasrallah: March 14 leaders led the country into the abyss and every other day we had been on the brink of civil war.

Wasn’t it Hezbollah who invaded Beirut? I wasn’t aware Hezbollah is part of March 14.

9:12pm Nasrallah called on the State to reinstate the four officers “for one year” to make up for their unjust imprisonment.

Looooooooooooooool !

9:11pm Nasrallah: Those who misled the investigation are the ones behind false witnesses.

Those are Lebanese aren’t they? Why call the tribunal an Israeli one then?

9:07pm Nasrallah: I urge President Assad to visit the Baabda Palace as soon as possible in order to open a new chapter of relations between the two countries.

Yes let us urge our enemies to walk back into Lebanon while we are still trying to push our other enemies (Israel) away.

7:46
alfa.il
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

So basically, Israel has been listening in on every phone call in Lebanon for the past 15 years and still had no clue what to hit during the 2006 war. Really though, who would want to listen in on Lebanese phone calls? The Israelis walked straight into a trap there. It is scientifically proven that listening in on a Lebanese phone conversations causes ear canal damage, nausea, and suicidal

7:09
الانتشار اللبناني في العالم
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)
لا يأتي كلام رئيس مجلس النواب نبيه بري من عبث عندما يقول ان لبنانيي الاغتراب يناهز ال 15 مليون. المؤسسة المارونية للانتشار أعدت تقريرا عن انتشار اللبنانيون في العالم وأحصت ما بين 7 ملايين في البرازيل و3000 في ايطاليا. Related posts:مؤسسة الكهرباﺀ معروضة للبيع بالمجّان Zeno of Sidon من هو شهيد لبنان Related posts:

4:15
Monkey see, Monkey do
» ‎ Jamal's Propaganda (lebanon)

Gorillaz performed at a sold out concert at Byblos Festival last night. One might question why rock stars would forgo many of the rock star perks by hiding behind animated characters, but all in all I would say they're faring well. Gorillaz were also one of many artists to cancel shows in apartheid Israel. They did it in the wake of the flotilla massacre committed by the Israeli military. While

July 21, 2010
15:16
Gaza fisherwoman
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)
15:15
Sizing up the food movement
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"July 17, 2010 -- Socialist WebZine -- How can we change the world? This is the question that socialists face in the 21st century. It certainly offers more possibilities than the one presented in the mid-1990s that asked whether we had reached the end of history. However, capitalism is also attempting to provide an answer to this question by offering individualised ways to change the world. Food is an important arena for this project – corporations insist that eating the right food or drinking the right coffee can really make a difference in the world.

Behind the antiseptic choices offered by the system, lies the storm and stress of capitalism. Corporations chasing each other across the world in search of profits, workers being squeezed for ever lower wages and natural resources being monopolised and spoiled. Old wine in a new bottle – a certified organic 100% post-consumer recycled bottle, but the same old bitter wine. In the process, a world transformed is neatly reduced to an individual act of consumption that serves to substitute itself for any bonds of solidarity or affinity. Personal choices about which corporate products to consume become the only acceptable avenue for “politics”, a term now used to discuss which products corporations offer instead of examining the consequences of the very existence of corporations themselves.

No food item better demonstrates capitalism’s ability to quietly adapt to and create consumption patterns while shielding consumers from the transformative nightmares it engenders than soy. The seemingly innocent jiggly glob of crushed soybeans has caught the attention of North American consumers looking toward a post-meat world. Its pristine white colour radiates goodness, the plastic packaging it arrives in screams about good health and the imaginary hippie-style communal edginess is irresistible to the deeply alienated late capitalist consumer."
[links.org.au]
15:12
Greenwashing the Nakba
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"For anyone taking a road trip along the highways of the part of Palestine that became Israel in 1948, one is bound to spot a blue and green structure in the shape of a bird marked with the Hebrew letters KKL, which stands for Keren Kayemeth L'Yisrael, the Hebrew name of the Israeli branch of the Jewish National Fund (JNF). All around the bird one will see expanses of forests planted sometime in the past few decades. A walk through one of these forests will take the visitor past fruit trees, cactus plants, terraced hillsides and the ruins of buildings. In some cases, these ruins are explained in a JNF brochure pointing to their ancient history; in other cases, one is left to the devices of one's imagination. In all cases, these sites are what remains of some of the more than 500 villages depopulated and destroyed through the course of Israel's establishment, the homes of millions of Palestinian refugees struggling to return to them for more than 60 years. By walking through a JNF park or forest, one inhales the fresh smell of the greenwashing of Palestine's Nakba." (Thanks Marcy)
Hazem Jamjoum in EI [electronicintifada.net]
15:09
USAID calculated deception?
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

"It is also interesting to observe that the policies of USAID, an instrument that the State Department uses to pursue the US's objectives overseas, also conflict with Washington's official stances. USAID programmes for the Palestinians effectively exclude East Jerusalem. Its green papers and other official reports and statements make frequent mention of "the West Bank and Gaza" as headings for its activities, but rare are references to East Jerusalem. It is as though, for USAID, East Jerusalem is not an indivisible part of the occupied territories, in spite of Washington's official acknowledgement that it is and in spite of the inclusion of East Jerusalem among the final status issues in the US- brokered negotiating process between the Palestinian Authority (PA) and Israel, the occupying power. One cannot help but suspect USAID -- and by extension the State Department -- of perpetrating a certain calculated deception through its deliberate and systematic omission of East Jerusalem in its programmes and documents."
[weekly.ahram.org.eg]
15:05
Is there life after hummus? ماوراء معركة الحمص بين لبنان واسرائيل
» ‎ Land and People (lebanon)

My interview with France 24

اندلعت معركة من نوع جديد قبل عدة أعوام بين لبنان واسرائيل عُرفت بمعركة الحمص. الناظر للقضية من بعيد يعتقد أنها ربما نوع من الشوفينية الجوفاء أومسألة سطحية...المعركة هي في الواقع مزيج من حماية التراث وكسب الاسواق

[www.france24.com]

6:04
حرب جنس جنة
» ‎ kadmous.org (lebanon)

“حبر Hibr” مجلة شبابية شهرية تحكي الكثير بلغة الشباب وبصراحة وتدخل في مواضيع يهرب منها اعتى المجلات والصحف في لبنان. احسن تفسير لاهداف المجلة هو جملة في صفحة التعريف انها صدرت كملحق عام 2009 في نفس الوقت مع جريدتين متناقضتين سياسيا هما الاخبار والنهار. وهنا يكمن بيت القصيد، ان نجروء التعبير عن وجهة نظرنا بدون الالتفات الى وجهة النظر السياسية. هنا يوج أمل للبنان حديث وديموقراطي. هنا مقتطفات من Hibr: كتب علي غملوش: “ورثت المشكل عن أبي وسأورثه إلى ولدي” كلام يلخص الواقع برأي عباس الذي يقطن في الشياح. هو يعتبر أن هناك مشكلة مناطقية بحتة ولا علاقة للسياسة أو للطائفية فيها. فهي حسب قوله “بين الشياح وعين الرمانة وليس بين إسلام الشياح ومسيحيي عين الرمانة” رغم اعتراف عباس أن هناك تشابهاً كبيراً بين المنطقين. فيقول “نحن من نفس البيئة ونفس التربية ونعيش الحالة الاجتماعية الفقيرة ذاتها”. كتب معتز سلوم: “من قتل سنيّاً دخل الجنّة”.. “من قتل شيعيّاً دخل الجنّة”.. “من قتل علويّاً دخل الجنّة”! لا أدري تحديداً أين ومتى ظهرت هذه الشعارات وكيف تمّ إدخالها في عقول الناس، وممّا لا شكّ فيه أنّها مجرّد بدعة ما زالت حتّى اليوم تلفظ على ألسنة الطائفيّين ذريعة لتعصّبهم ضدّ الطائفة الأخرى. وعند سماعي أحدهم يردّد هذه المقولة المفبركة، كنت أطرح عليه سؤالاً [...] No related posts.

July 20, 2010
17:55
Hezbollah feeling the heat?
» ‎ The Ouwet Front: A Lebanese Forces Blog (lebanon)

So Hassan Nasrallah declared the STL an Israeli project and basically is labeling anyone who deals with it a collaborator and a traitor, or at least anyone who agrees with its proposals that might suggest HA’s involvment.

Wahhab continued:

“”Anyone who deals with the outcome of the court (case) by pointing his arrow at Hizbullah will be considered an Israeli,” Wahab threatened. “

My questions here to Nasrallah are:
- Why didn’t you vote in favor of the STL in the government few years back and took full control of it as a lebanese?
- Why are you so paranoid about the tribunal? Do you feel guilty in anyway?

The next few weeks are going to be decisive for the STL and its future, as well as for Lebanon.

17:54
تراث عكار في غياهب النسيان
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تحتل منطقة عكار حيزاً مهماً من مساحة لبنان، لكنها تحتل ايضًا مكانة مرموقة على صعيد الحضور التاريخي الممتد لآلاف الأعوام وتشهد على ذلك عشرات المواقع الاثرية والتاريخية، ومنها القلاع والحصون والمدافن والمعابد، بالاضافة الى كنائس قديمة تنتشر في ارجاء المنطقة ساحلاً وجبلاً ووسطاً. ويكمن ابرز المواقع الشاهدة على عراقة عكار في التاريخ، في تل عرقة الاثري الذي يعود الى ما يزيد عن الخمسة الآف سنة، وفق الدلائل التي قدمتها الابحاث والتنقيبات الاثرية التي تنفذها فيه البعثة الاثرية الفرنسية منذ عام 1972، والتي اكدت أن عرقة خزان حضارات معظم الشعوب التي عبرت او استقرت في المنطقة. اما في العهد المسيحي، فقد اضحت عرقة كرسيًا اسقفياً، لا يزال احد اساقفة الكنيسة المارونية يحمل الى اليوم لقب “اسقف عرقة”. وتبعًا لما تقدم، فان عكار قادرة على استقطاب الآف السياح الذين غالبًا ما يقصدون هذه المنطقة للتعرف الى معالمها وزيارة أماكنها المقدسة للتبرك والاطلاع على رسالة الايمان التي تجسدت في عكار منذ مئات الأعوام. فالسياحة الدينية في مختلف البلدان تحتل، كما السياحة البيئية والاثرية، مكانة مهمة في الصناعة السياحية، لذا بات من الضروري ان تهتم الجهات المعنية بها وتدرجها في لائحة المواقع التاريخية والتراثية. في هذا السياق، إضاءة على أهم اGكنائس القديمة التي لا يزال قسم كبير منها محافظاً على طابعه المعماري القديم، فيما [...] Related posts:

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News from the zionist entity
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- In Israel, faking its religion to seduce a Jewish woman is considered a crime, this is what happened to Sabbar Kachour who will do 30 months in jail. However faking identity to kill abroad is not considered a crime in Israel... - US food Co-op boycotts Israeli products.

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