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In his Tuesday speech via satellite from Paris, Hariri called on Hezbollah to surrender its arms to Lebanese authorities in order to relieve the Lebanese people of the danger of violence. Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea also spoke at the Tuesday...
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea met Wednesday with the American and Italian ambassadors and discussed with them the situation in Lebanon and the region. Geagea and U.S. Ambassador Maura Connelly addressed the latest developments in Lebanon and its...
Christian leader Samir Geagea speaks, during a ceremony to mark the seventh anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, in Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012. Rafik Hariri was killed in a massive truck bombing in Beirut... View Photo »
Christians alone decide their own fate.
Let Hezbollah and all Lebanese work for the triumph of the state and for Lebanon to remain a pioneer among Arabs in the Arab Spring,” Hariri said, drawing cheers from the audience, which included former President Amin Gemayel and Lebanese Forces leader...
An adjacent wall featured a compilation of the faces of politicians and journalists who were assassinated as Syria tried to maintain control of the country. Speaking under the massive banners and introduced with music, the coalition’s leaders like...
Lebanese MP Strida Geagea, wife of Samir Geagea, leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces, speaks during a protest against family violence near the parliament and government palace in Beirut May 29, 2011. Lebanese women's rights organization, KAFA, held... View Photo »
The only salvation for Lebanon is to form a government made of [members of the] March 14 coalition that will enact the principles of the Cedar Revolution
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea called Tuesday on the regional and international community to exhaust all efforts to end the bloodshed in Lebanon’s neighbor Syria. “I call on the world, particularly regional countries, to exhaust all efforts to stop...
Samir Farid Geagea (Arabic: سمير فريد جعجع, also Samir Ja`ja`) born October 25, 1952 is the leader of the right wing Lebanese Forces (LF) political party. He led LF in the Lebanese Civil War and after the war he was tried and found guilty of four war-related crimes, including the assassination of Lebanon's Prime Minister, in what Amnesty... Full Article
Lebanese MP Strida Geagea, wife of Samir Geagea, leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces, speaks during a protest against family violence near the parliament and government palace in Beirut May 29, 2011. Lebanese women's rights organization, KAFA, held the protest campaign to rally men...
View Photo »Lebanese MP Strida Geagea, wife of Samir Geagea, leader of the Christian Lebanese Forces, speaks during a protest against family violence near the parliament and government palace in Beirut May 29, 2011. Lebanese women's rights organization, KAFA, held the protest campaign to rally men...
View Photo »Christians alone decide their own fate.
The only salvation for Lebanon is to form a government made of [members of the] March 14 coalition that will enact the principles of the Cedar Revolution
We tell them once and for all: Let no one threaten us. They got accustomed to that after the May 7 (festivities) but we shall not tolerate threats. To hell with stability if we are supposed to live a false life.
The Lebanese state has not granted refugee status to those who decamped to Israel (in 2000). Let the government classify them as refugees and let Miqati quit if he does not have the majority in cabinet to do that
Only the law and the path of justice can salvage us, as a crime should not be confronted with another crime, but rather through the law, despite the current status of our judiciary.
His concerns are legitimate but I would've liked to see him asking us politicians to take action. His stances have changed now and I didn't share him some views ... al-Rahi is not closer to the other camp even if his viewpoint is different than that of (ex-)patriarch (Nasrallah) Sfeir.
I cannot but praise the martyrs who sacrificed their blood so that the nation would live in dignity
