Khazen

Friday, March 02, 2007 Hizbullah denied Thursday accusations made by US National Intelligence Director Mike McConnell, who said that the resistance group …

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Jumblatt trumpets US support for 'coexistence, free economy'

BEIRUT: Speaking from Washington on Wednesday, Druze leader MP Walid Jumblatt said that the United States' commitment to the Lebanese "model" remains unchanged, as various other Lebanese leaders expressed hope for a resolution early next month to the current political crisis.

In an interview with the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation, the head of the Progressive Socialist Party said that he had "emphasized to the US the importance of maintaining Lebanon as a model for coexistence, a model of free economy, a model of freedoms in the Arab East, in the face of a desire by the Islamic Republic [of Iran] and Syria to break this model."

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Lebanese security officer charged with helping foreign intelligenceBEIRUT: Lebanon's Military Tribunal is prosecuting a General Security officer on charges of bribery and of preparing reports on Hizbullah, Al-Qaeda and possible terrorist elements in Lebanon on behalf of an unnamed European country.

 Military Investigating Magistrate Jean Fahd charged the unidentified officer, who worked as an inspector at Beirut's Rafik Hariri International Airport, with "disobeying military rules to realize a material and personal benefit by preparing security reports and sending them to non-Lebanese parties."

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

UAE official says South will be clear of unexploded munitions by end of 2007

BEIRUT: South Lebanon will be cleared of cluster bombs and other unexploded ordnance by the end of 2007, the director general of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Program to Support and Reconstruct Lebanon announced on Tuesday. The number of cluster bombs left over from the summer 2006 war with Israel is "unordinary," Mohammad Khalfan Rumaithi said in a statement. "We have never witnessed such a great number of cluster bombs in any previous war."

Khazen History

Historical Feature:
Churches and Monasteries of the Khazen family