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Miss Lebanon 2013:

 

 

 

 

 Miss Lebanon 2013 - 2014 Karen Ghrawi
This year's top 5 are:
- Dania Kobeissy
- Nay Riachy
- Christina Dagher
- Karen Ghrawi
- Jose Rita Azizi

 

 

 

 Miss Lebanon 2013 - 2014 Karen Ghrawi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contestants:

Nay Riachy

 

Victoria Zbeidy

 

Wendy Maroun

 

Zeina Mouhaseb

 

Josette Marie Chehade

 

Miss Lebanon 2013 - 2014 Karen Ghrawi

 

Leila Ghetta

 

Luciana Younes

 

 

Melissa Rahme

 

 

Dania Kobeissy

 

Elia Ijbeh

 

 

Gaelle Abboud

 

 

Jennifer Rahme

 

Jose Rita Azize

 

Christina Dagher

 

 

 

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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The International Committee of the Red Cross also warned of Syria's rich cultural heritage being destroyed and archaeological sites looted. An independent humanitarian agency, the ICRC said it was horrified over the news of poison gas attack on August 21 that left hundreds dead. The U.S. says that attack was carried out by President Bashar al-Assad's regime. The ICRC has urged warring parties in Syria's two-year civil war to respect the absolute ban on chemical weapons use under international law.

The head of the ICRC's delegation in Syria, Magne Barth says military action would "likely trigger more displacement and add to humanitarian needs, which are already immense."  Some two million people have already fled Syria. One million of these are children, many younger than five years of age. Human rights groups estimate that 100,000 people have been killed since the war began.

The countryside around Damascus, eastern Aleppo and Deir Ezzor province are the areas that have been the hardest hit in the ongoing civil war. These areas are also suffering from breakdowns of basic services such as water, electricity and garbage collection, the ICRC said in a statement.  "In large parts of rural Damascus for example, people are dying because they lack medical supplies and because there are not enough medical personnel to attend to them," Barth says. "They also go hungry because aid can't get through to them on a regular basis."