Lebanon

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yes shakirah is lebanese,actully her full name is ,shakirah isabel mebarak,and her name Shakira means "thankful" in Arabic. It is the feminine form of the name Shakir

Cherokee Indians were the ancient people of Lebanon, Tennessee. The Trail of Tears trail goes through the area, where the Cherokee were driven out of the land.

Religion groups that held most power in Lebanon are Muslims and Christians. To be more specific, in Muslims, Sunnis, and in Christians Maronite. Those 2 sects held the ability in Lebanon. As well as, the Muslim Shias.

The main causes of the war in Lebanon was the fact that the Syrian government had forced itself into Lebanon, and the Lebanese did not like this. Also in Lebanon, there was a war between Christians and Muslims. The cause of the Lebanese civil war was neither exclusively internal nor exclusively external, nor was its settlement. The civil war came to an end at a specific historical juncture when movement toward internal reconciliation coincided with favorable regional and international developments.

The effects of the Lebanon war started with an economy that went down and was no longer effective. But more importantly, the war caused a huge damage in all the cities in Lebanon. At that time, Lebanon did really need a rebuilding situation in all aspects. Moreover, There was a great loss of people where as today, some dead bodies still hidden underground since the war. In the late 1960s, especially after the 1967 war, internal and regional changes began to adversely affect Lebanon. Internally, so- political polarization among the Lebanese increased. There was a growing migration of the rural population to Beirut, moving into poverty belts around the city, and suffering from rising inflation and cost of living. So - political tensions fueled rural uprisings and workers' strikes, and the emergence of a militant student protest movement.

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Israel won the Lebanon war militarily, but Hezbollah may be said to have won politically. Israel achieved its goals, which was to 1) establish a buffer-zone in Southern Lebanon and force Hezbollah to withdraw from this area, 2) reach a complete ceasefire, effectively ceasing the low-scale conflict which had lasted since 1982, 3) bring an end to the rocket attacks, and 4) the deployment of Lebanese Armed Forces in Southern Lebanon. As a result of the war, for the first time in 40 years, the Lebanese state was able to control it's southernmost land militarily. Although Hezbollah officially denies it, an Israeli investigation shows that between 600 and 700 Islamic fighters died during the conflict. Hezbollah lost most of its long-range missiles, and the Israeli Air Force also stroke a serious blow to the rest of Hezbollah's rocket arsenal. In this respect, it's clear that Israel fought a successful war against Hezbollah. However, the amount of damage and devastation visited on Lebanon has become a public relations benefit to Hezbollah.

Several Lebanese militant groups, such as the PLO, began to fire rockets into Northern Israel in 1981 and 1982. Israel finally responded by entering the Lebanese Civil War which was going on concurrently with the aim of removing such militant groups from Lebanon.

Iran has charismatic leader like, Ahmadinedja. He has anti-western polIcy and called Israel, United States as his enemy. Today he has ambition to create nuclear weapon.

So with his spirit and policy, it will make Hezbollah in Libanon jyhad more against Israel and western.

For Israel people, it becames a "threat" for their national security, so all of them keep wathing Ahmadinedja's policy.

All of the Lebanese factions signed the Ta'if Agreement in Saudi Arabia, which gave the Muslim population more power than they had previously held, but did not completely eliminate Christian safeguards on power. The Israeli invasion force retreated to the area south of the Litani River (until 2000) and the Syrian invasion force was installed as a "legitimate" peacekeeping and occupation force. (While it was legitimate under the Ta'if Agreement, most Lebanese regarded the Syrian Occupation as a hostile control over their government and finally ejected it in 2006.)

Through the 2016 Summer Games, Lebanon has won 4 total medals (2 silver, 2 bronze).

1) Zakaria Chihab - silver in men's bantamweight class Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1952 Games in Helsinki.

2) Khalil Taha - bronze in men's welterweight class Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1952 Games in Helsinki.

3) Mohamed Kheir Tarabulsi - silver in men's middleweight class weightlifting at the 1972 Games in Munich.

4) Hassan Ali Bechara - bronze in men's super heavyweight class Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1980 Games in Moscow.

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Hezbollah sees Israel as a modern colony in the Middle East that became as powerful as it did through land-grabs and violence. As a result, its membership believes that the only way to deal with Israel is through violent means.

The Syrian Civil War started with Arab Spring Protests on 15 March 2011, which quickly escalated to violence when Bashar al-Assad ordered the military to fire on protesters.

There in no postal code, no ZIP code, no number identifing building and locality in Lebanon. The postal system still very old and "archaïque". To indicate an address in a town you must know :

- The name of the street ;

- The name of the building ;

- Sometime the name of a store or something people know (supermarket, bakery, etc.) ;

- the name of the person ;

- the floor.

If you are in a very small town or a village, there is no street name. So you must find a guide to indicate an address. It could be a school, a supermarket, a doctor, or anything else...

In Beirut, some building has a number but not all and people don't use them.

We can say this is like the "Middle Age".

The current President of Israel as of October 2013, is Shimon Peres. The President of Israel is said to make around $121,814 a year.

The Zip Code is an American system for use in the United States. Some other countries have developed similar systems to help with mail sorting and call it other things. Lebanon does not have such a system.

Yes, Alex Sleiman is the leader and also a amateur boxer in Cabo San Lucas.

Yes. Lebanon is a parliamentary republic with a Prime Minister, whom by convention is always a Sunni Muslim. To prevent religious conflict, different high-ranking positions in the government are always given to specific religious groups.

no, i already know it :) but if U want to know the postal code/zip code of Lebanon its 961

Postal code of Lebanon is +961

For Saida +961 7-------

Lebanon currently has a population of 4.1 million citizens, 400,000 Palestinian Refugees (who are denied citizenship even though almost all of them were born in Lebanon), and 1.3 million Syrian Refugees. Unfortunately, as the situation in Syria continues to deteriorate, it is expected that Lebanon will accommodate between 1.6-1.7 million Syrian Refugees by 2015. This surge in population is overtaxing the country's very limited resources.

The answer you are looking for is "France", but that is technically incorrect. Lebanon was a part of the Wilayet/Province of Beirut in the Ottoman Empire until it became a French Mandate in 1919. As opposed to a colony, the intent of forming a mandate was to "help a territory develop to the point where it would be capable of self-governance" whereas a colony was supposed to be occupied perpetually. Understandably, the Lebanese and the French disagreed about when Lebanon would be ready for French withdrawal.